University of California-Santa Cruz Top Questions

The campus scenery, the theatre department and the cool Linguistics program that I'm in.

We have the beach AND the forest!

I talk about the social life that my friends and I share here. I also them about how famous and renound some of the professors are that teach here.

The fact that its sunny most of the year. And that its so close to travel to San Francisco, San Jose, and Oakland.

The scenery of the school is beautiful and the Jewish Studies Department is great. We also have the top astronomy and anthropology departments in the nation which is not very known. I had a lot of great professors but the few that stood out were the ones that were completely open to the students and available for their needs.

The focus on and quality of scientific research, and the location of the campus in the forrest.

The beach and forest.

how beautiful the environment is surrounding the classrooms.

It's the most beautiful place you'll ever live. And it's a top-rated research institution. There's more social activism here than you've ever seen, and you become very socially aware in a short period of time thanks to the core course all freshmen take. I can say I emerged from UCSC a better person than when I entered.

the mascot (banana slug) and beauty of the campus

I would brag about the scenery, the atmosphere, the newly renovated library, the nearby beach and boardwalk, and our nature-loving personality.

It's absolutely beautiful and I get to walk past deer and squirrels nearly every day!

We have some really wonderful communities. I've met people from all walks of life, so to speak, and expanded my horizons in every way.

that the lectures are big (like a movie theater), people are really friendly, i dont need to be car-dependent since the school has buses, the campus is really big, it is very nature-like, environmentally friendly and aware, the school has many trees and has clean/refreshing air, its near the beach, people are laid-back, many of the researchers are well-known.

The beautiful campus, and the fun social life.

The campus itself, calling it a school doesn't do it justice, its more like an educational nature-reserve.