However, I forgot to mention that I was waitlisted for UCI for Biomedical Engineering. I have decided on UCR because I’ve heard a lot of good things about BCOE.
Hey thanks for the detailed reply, I really appreciate it. I don’t always check this website but I’m more than willing to keep speaking with you about this if you have any other questions.
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If you’d like to hear more about the UCR engineering, feel free to pm me or respond. In my opinion, I’d go for what I really want to do for the rest of my life rather than just 4-5 years of a good time. Creating the best college experience comes from finding people, it can’t be guaranteed from a college by looking at it, it takes time. BioE and ChemE have a good record of also graduating within 4 years. UCR engineering isn’t the best in the world but the small college makes engineering classes not extremely difficult especially in upperdivs. It will have taken me 5 years, but I did have a major switch in the middle of time here, and I will be graduating with a job lined up. As well, the people I’ve met because I got involved not only kept me busy but has made me grow more independent and outgoing. UCR was not my first choice but I don’t regret deciding to go here. I can’t speak about ChemE or BioE classes, since I’m an EE but can tell you. There is also the honors engineering society, Tau Beta Pi and the more social engineering frat, Theta Tau. Both have great people involved and getting involved with them will not only help with networking but also there are always so many different events going on to keep you busy on weekends. BioE has BMES (biomedical engineering society) and ChemE has AIChE (American Institute of Chemical Engineers). There’s at least one organization for each of the different majors and then then the minority organizations of SACNAS, SHPE, SWE, and NSBE. UCR has a great engineering program in my opinion and one of the best things about it is the BCOE orgs.
Being an hour away isn’t bad, it’s honestly just far enough most parents aren’t going to just show up. To grow as an independent person doesn’t mean go as far away from home as possible. I am only an hr away from UCR and while I thought it was too close, its not bad.
not trying to deter you, but it’s hard but worth it if you can make it.ĬhemE and BioE are both great programs at UCR and if you do want to do more EE, UCR has that to. the 5 year program is a great thing, if you can qualify. Im also worried that with UCR close to home I wont be able to grow/develop as much as a person and i really want to come out of college as a very independent person. I'm basically caught between choosing a great college experience or an ideal major/education. higher ranked in engineering according to us news visited the campus, while i do feel its reputation is underrated, the campus is not as good
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offers the chemE i want to switch to, their chemE also offers emphasis in bioE, a plus #81 in engineering according to us news while ucr is #69 ive heard beautiful campus, great people, visiting in a few days im taking AP Physics and we did elec/magnetism, i did take some interest in the subject but im more interested in bio/chem/life science fields, but im willing to work hard and give elecE a try and hope i develop a passion for it along the way Most importantly a hub for go-getter scholars.-i hear bioE has poor job prospects so im switching i have a passion for bio-related fields though and ultimately want to do a bioE ms after getting a chemE bs issue is that UCSC doesnt offer chemE so im trying to decide whether i want to do elecE For in the future, I see this community turning into a hub for self-sufficient middle class citizens. It is because of this fine mixture that I chose to live here and continue to do so. The atmosphere is most definitely one of a calm environment mixed with a diverse community of students and families. As you can see, this neighborhood is quite like every other. Next is the elder grandmother who adores her garden, after that is the family with every pet and soon enough I bump into the row of houses occupied by the many college students attending university near by. When I walk down Flanders Drive towards Watkins Avenue, my first encounter is usually the family of five that seems to always be in a rush to get to school. Besides the one hundred degree weather during the summer, every other aspect of a typical urban neighborhood falls into place here.
From my stand point, this area is relatively perfect to live in. Walking to and from campus almost everyday I have familiarized myself with the neighborhood quite well. The neighborhoods surrounding the campus of UC Riverside can be described as deserted and quiet.
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