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@@gollymane5419 Personally, I didn't have a bike or car throughout college at Berkeley! Berkeley's campus is super hilly, so I thought biking up the hill would be difficult. Campus is walk-able and you have time in between back-to-back classes so you can walk from one class to another. I would say that most students just walk when they are on campus. Then I would say that having a bike or electric skateboard are both popular options if you did not want to walk. For cars, you don't really need a car on campus. If we wanted to get to places not near the campus, we would Uber, take the bus (we get free bus passes), or take BART, which is like the metro. You can get into San Francisco via the bus or the BART, so it is super easy. Plus, if you have a car on campus, you have to pay for parking and usually that is super expensive. Hope this helps!

Aw, thank you! Good luck with move-in next week

Yay, thank you for watching! I actually have an underground library tour video, you can check it out here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q5uJktWjptq-iWw.html 📚

@@rachel_lin Thank you! I'll be sure to check it out.

Deborah Knight aw thank you, that means a lot! How old are your students?

Seneca B omg the good ‘ole days of on campus tours 🥺🥺🥺

Good luck Snow! Keep me posted on your news! I always enjoy reading your comments, so thank you for watching :)

Me too!!

darwinmusician thank you!! The law school school is just one building on campus, not a cluster of buildings. I did not walk by it, but at 3:08, the law school building is right next to Wurster at the upper edge of campus. Hope this helps!

Richard Molloy the dorms are all fairly close to campus, like 1-4 blocks. A lot of students own bikes to get around campus. There are a bunch of bike lock stations around campus as well as at each of the dorms. The second most popular mode of transportation would be electric skateboards. A lot of students have these so they don’t have to use energy to go up the hills. Some students have foldable scooters but they are a lot more bulky and typically students would bring them into the lecture hall. Hope this helps!

Yes, I will try!! Thank you!

@@gollymane5419 Looking at the I-House website, it looks like only juniors and senior undergraduate students are eligible to apply or you need 60 credits completed. You can check out the I-House website for more information, here: ihouse.berkeley.edu/resident-life/apply-live-here. Hope this helps! :)

Astro C10 was very interesting! Should have since it's right next to Memorial Stadium!

@@rachel_lin I actually haven't seen a tour with Bowles in it. It's a shame because it's a touch of East coast college on the West coast. Love your shots of Doe and the Campanile though, they're what make Berkeley unique!

Thank you for watching! Congrats on Haas! You could apply to live in on-campus graduate student housing (at Ida Jackson, Intersection, Manville, and Albany Village- opening fall 2024). However, most students choose to live off-campus and rent their own apartment. If you have more questions, let me know! This website is helpful and goes through the graduate student housing options - housing.berkeley.edu/explore-housing-options/housing-by-user-type/graduate-students/

Hey Rachel, Thanks for resources!! Yeah when I spoke to some people I heard that most graduates live off-campus. But honestly which one do you think is the more economical option?

@@devrao3537 I'd say living off-campus is the more economical option as it would be cheaper than living on-campus!

There are definitely homeless people who live in the surrounding vicinities of campus. As Berkeley is public, anyone can go onto campus!

Ardella Ovuede woo good luck!!

Thank you ☺️

Thanks for watching! 🥰🐻

I have some Berkeley dorm tours in this playlist here: kzfaq.info/sun/PLP4j1YEYoPwoffQX_u-wp4zW_UeOo_XFl 🤩