Hi everyone! My name is Jane (she/her/hers), and I am a fourth-year English major with a minor in Professional Writing. I’m not really “from” anywhere; I was born in Oklahoma, moved to 8 different states in 11 years, attended elementary school through high school in suburban Kansas, then moved to Honolulu, Hawai’i with my family,…
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Affordability at UCLA
Hey everyone, My name is Violeta, I am here to share a bit about my journey navigating the financial aspects of college life at UCLA. As a second-year Psychology major with a minor in Gender Studies, my time at UCLA has been a cycle of experiences, challenges, and growth. But despite all the excitement,…
Committing to UCLA: Site Unseen
Hello! My name is Sukai (she/her) and I am a junior majoring in applied linguistics with a double minor in cognitive science and education studies. I’m from a place in Japan called Nara, where we’re mostly known for our friendly deer who roam the streets. I wanted to share my UCLA decision process with you…
those are some WAC finals
Finals are currently the only thing on my mind. Most people assume that a final is a written test composed of multiple choice, short answers, or in class essays. However, in the World Arts and Cultures (WAC) department, professors measure a students knowledge differently. Our finals are often composed of reflection essays, projects, and physical…
