University of California-Davis Top Questions

We have alot of animals and alot of nature and it's in a pretty laid back town.

It's very spread out, which is intimidating at first. The first time I walked on campus the amount of bicycles was scary and cool at the same time. The Animal Science department is amazing, there is so much hands on stuff you get to do while you are still a lower classman.

We take environmental awareness to another level, sporting many entirely green facilities including our new Aggie Stadium. We have a very distinguished internship and career center that places the majority of undergraduates in jobs and interships in fields that they are interested in (even undergraduate research positions). Many of the students on campus take advantage of study abroad programs or travel on their own. We are located in one of the last college townes in the nation, which fosters a positive environment for students.

The city revolves around the student life.

It is close to my original home, and it is known for its agriculture definitions.

The radio station, KDVS 90.3FM is probably the best thing in northern California outside of the bay area. The things that this community offers is unparralleled, and the things that I've learned from being a part of this, I am eternally grateful for. I've seen some of the most amazing shows an heard the most amazing music of my life, as well as learned life long skills. It's really amazing and it's the only reason I really love living in Davis.

the cows!

location is pretty quiet but it is not too far from the big cities

The atmosphere around the campus focuses the students on academics and human interaction.

The school has an environment that closely resembled that of my home town so it made my transition into college much smoother than if I would have gone to UCLA or UC Berkeley.