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Hi everyone,
This question has been asked as a side note in a few other threads, but hasn't gotten much attention. I've been fortunate enough to be accepted to both schools and am having the hardest time making a decision. It seems like most people who get accepted to both schools go to UCSF. Is this simply because UCSF has a higher ranking? Here's why I'm struggling so much:
UCLA:
students are very laid back/ no gunners
p/f all 4 years
I love Westwood!
undergrad campus
great sports programs
arguably less prestigious program
UCSF
better ranking
arguably will be easier to match into a better residency
foggy weather
SF - could be a pos or a neg, not sure yet
only p/f first 2 years
more gunners (this is the vibe I got. Please let me know if you have evidence otherwise)
So basically if it weren't for the difference in ranking, I would go with UCLA. UCSF is just so hard to pass up! I'm very curious to hear from people who have been in this situation before, especially from people who ultimately chose UCLA over UCSF.
This question has been asked as a side note in a few other threads, but hasn't gotten much attention. I've been fortunate enough to be accepted to both schools and am having the hardest time making a decision. It seems like most people who get accepted to both schools go to UCSF. Is this simply because UCSF has a higher ranking? Here's why I'm struggling so much:
UCLA:
students are very laid back/ no gunners
p/f all 4 years
I love Westwood!
undergrad campus
great sports programs
arguably less prestigious program
UCSF
better ranking
arguably will be easier to match into a better residency
foggy weather
SF - could be a pos or a neg, not sure yet
only p/f first 2 years
more gunners (this is the vibe I got. Please let me know if you have evidence otherwise)
So basically if it weren't for the difference in ranking, I would go with UCLA. UCSF is just so hard to pass up! I'm very curious to hear from people who have been in this situation before, especially from people who ultimately chose UCLA over UCSF.