University of California-Davis Top Questions

its a large campus but it can be broken down easily. people can find thier clicks easily, and at the same time meet tons of new and interesting people. its a very balanced campus with some large classes (500 students) and some small seminars (around 10 students)

It's a small town, and is quite boring, so you can focus on studyind. And if you want something fun to do, sacramento and woodland is only about half an hour away. It has daily buses that goes to the sacramento airport so it's convenient for travel.

Exemplary science and agricultural programs, Technocultural Studies Department.

The students that attend at this school are very nice and always have positive behaviors. When there is an emergency and I need something, someone is always there to help me out. But, the main thing that I like about this campus is that I have not met a person who judges me by the way I dress or speak.

This school has so many graduate programs and has a lot of research opportunities.

Davis is very much a college town. The entire community is centered around the university. Natives to Davis hold the students in high regard and appreciate them. The amount of diversity is something I had not seen at other schools. The foreign abroad opportunities are phenomenal and the different clubs available are substantial.

Big school in small town

It all about conserving and making the planet better place by making bike lanes so more people can use bikes instead of cars

The students here tend to be far more laid-back. People here can be quite social and tend not to be quite as stressed as many of the students in other universities. With that in mind, much of that might be attributed to the students' lack of direction, as there are quite a few who are not sure what they want to do with life. In some respects, that might be bad, but on the flipside, they know how to enjoy life.

Davis is in a primarily agricultural area, but has a large percentage of students geared towards medicine. Davis is also a place that I view as a town built around the university rather than a university in a city.