r/UCI

Good Morning Everyone,

I will share a few details about myself. I’m a current UCSD student who has already had an academic integrity violation, and has underwent the hearing/decision/sanction process. I have a few questions, does anyone feel that they dealt with unjust policies during your case? Please be transparent I want this to be safe space to have communication, and as students unite together. Have any of you been falsely accused but still accepted the accusations out of fear? Has anyone actually won an AIRB II hearing? What’s everyone’s opinions about the new protocols and extents when it comes to the policies? Were you treated fairly? Did you get your questions answered? Please share I’m willing to take further action in order to make a change in policies so we as students have an actual rightful and fair process. Thank you for taking the time to read this it, but it cannot only be me. I know a lot of you have faced discrepancies/discrimination you’re scared to hide. This is class action level if you understand the internal systems. I would love to hear from all — current students and alumni! Please feel safe and share your story it deserves to be heard, not everything needs to be one sided to the Professor.

how does it compare to other UCs like SD

Is there a discord for this class and if so can I please get the link

i am currently deciding between vassar and uci:

I am majoring in cognitive science at vassar and public health at uci. I currently favor my major at vassar, but changing my major is always an option at uci so its not a deciding factor for me. My aid and tuition for both schools is also relatively similar so it doesn't really sway me to commit to either one. I live in california, so uci is very close to home and vassar is all the way across the country; however, I don't really mind the difference in location too much.

Can anyone share pros and cons of uci to help me decide on which one to commit to?

I’m thinking of choosing a minor between Digital Arts, Film, and Creative Writing and would appreciate some insight into the various programs! Does the film minor typically offer hands-on production? What topics and skills does Digital Arts encompass? If you had to pick one over the other, which would you choose, and why? Any help is appreciated! :)

Hey everyone! I’m wondering what time and day is UCI admitted students day, I never got an email regarding it but my friends did

hi!! i just committed to UCI for bus econ and I'm super excited, currently planning for organizations I want to join :)

I was wondering how to choose which business frats to rush for (or if i should even rush, given that they do seem like big time commitments)! if anyone has any stories, advice, or warnings about them, i'd be super grateful!!

Was interested in taking IVC's MA program but was surpirised to see it had no in person clinical or externship for hands on experience. This makes me worried that it will be difficult to find an MA position considering all my certification and experience will be online. So has anyone completed their program and didn't have too much trouble finding a job.

[female only] private bedroom and attached private bathroom in a 4 bedroom townhouse in irvine (diamond jamboree/business complex district)

move in: end of may - july 31 (lease end)

furnished (bed, desk, closet)

message me for more details!

Guys I didn't really read through majors while applying and while I'm happy with PHP, I do wanna switch to Public Health Sciences as it aligns with my career pathway.

If I can't switch majors, is it feasible to double major? This is my last resort and I'm kinda scared to lowkey

seriously I’ve been stressing out about this decision so much I need someone to just tell me. I got into purdue for maths education (plan to codo into applied math) I got into UCI for applied and computational math I received basically no aid from either school. My family has no problem paying full tuition for purdue, but for uci I would have to take out 35k in loans w interest each year. Some things to consider: I’d like to think of myself as someone who can handle stress, although when the time comes I’m usually very lazy, I plan to “lock in” for college no matter what but I still can’t guarantee anything. I THINK I’m decent at math (750 on SAT, A- in ap calc right now) but I’ve heard purdue math classes are basically complete bs which is something that really scares me as I MIGHT be applying for grad school and I really value getting a high gpa. Purdue is probably more employable/respected but idk if that makes up for the much lower gpa I’d be getting there. I’ve heard UCI math classes are definitely still rigorous but are a lot more manageable than purdue. If I go to UCI I would probably have more fun given the weather and also like 10 of my classmates are going there, and my really good friend is going to USC which is a 30-40min drive away. I have no friends going to purdue or even living near there, except for a girl (might be tmi but she’s my fwb) who lives 3 hr drive away. I know objectively indiana weather is horrible compared to california. I don’t want to walk outside and already have my day ruined by the weather. IDKKK! I really want to succeed in the long run which makes me lean towards purdue, but I don’t want to be sad and lose all motivation in college which makes me lean towards UCI. Someone from either school pls help me make this decision🥲🥲

I'm currently a second year and applied for non-guaranteed housing for next year. I submitted the acc waitlist app 3-4 minutes after the application opened. I currently live in PV2 4b2b and was planning on hopefully getting renewed for the same unit so that I do not have to move my stuff out. (my second choice floor plan rankings and stuff on the app were also in PV2/PV1) I was wondering if anyone's received ACC/PV offers yet who is non-guaranteed. Last year I got my offer at the end of March, but I was guaranteed then. I think I saw one person on here who got an offer already but they were in Puerta. One of my roommates who has lived in our unit for 3 years now said they try not to move people around in ACC if possible, so am I likely to receive an offer for renewal since I submitted it soon?

Hello, I was recently admitted to the MCS program at UCI, and I had a few questions about the program. I would greatly appreciate it if you could share your insights, especially if you are currently enrolled in or have previously completed the MCS program.

For context, I am an international student and do not have prior work experience.

1. I understand that the program is a 15-month track. Are there any disadvantages when it comes to job searching due to this shorter duration?
2. Is it generally difficult for MCS students to secure summer internships?
3. I’ve heard that the program is quite fast-paced. How rigorous is it in practice?
4. Is it possible to extend the program to two years, or is that not allowed?

Thank you very much for your time and help!

hey guys so I’m a incoming student right now and I wanted to ask how bad is class registration? I wanna change my major to quant Econ and ik I gotta do major prerequisites to declare it. how hard is it to get into the math 2A and 2B class and the Econ 20A and 20B classes?

I have 8 extra swipes I won't use and want to give it away for $7 each. DM for time, day, and location you want

Hi everyone, my child was recently accepted into UCI for the Computer Science major. We live in Los Angeles, so the commute is pretty far. Because of that, we’re considering having them live on campus for about three days a week and then come home to LA on the other days to work.

Does UCI allow this kind of arrangement for incoming freshmen? I’d really appreciate any insight from parents or students who’ve done something similar.

thanks

hi! i am looking to sublease my private bedroom/bathroom in a 6bed3bath house for the summer. there are 5 recent uci grads (female) currently in the house as well.

$1300/mo

Amenities/features:

-Fully furnished: queen bed, desk, tv, mini fridge, nightstands

-2 full size closets

-private bath

-private balcony

-plenty of street parking

-walking distance from Trader Joe’s

-community swimming pool

-In Walnut (near Harvard Park)

-15 min drive from UCI

dm me with any questions :)