yea once i heard that it was a done deal

Thank you!

PokeProfSunny this is true...at least for me. Because I barely socialize at ALL

They're mostly under mind control and are targeted individuals so trusting anyone is scary.

@@1tolivethroughit170 I want to know more about targeted people and your experience. Was part of a large group of targeted individuals. We took our plight to City Council where we experienced people afraid of being targeted themselves. tiprotects@gmail.com

@@shellyhoyle4401 well, it really is a long story. Unfortunately City Council is truly guilty w/their involvements and greed. It's a theatrical stage for them. Their main target is everyone, including their own group (rat race). Depending on what initiative they want to pass mostly depends on who they'll target as a victim and others as predators. My story is posted on my page. I have found relief getting out of WA but damage has taken major effects as the mind control/programming is still in effect.

Emily C I'm glad to hear that you are considering UW as an east coaster! There are so many fun things to do in Seattle especially if you are an outdoors person. Amazing hiking, skiing, kayaking, mountain biking, rock climbing, and so much more. Also the IMA is one of the most incredible gyms I have ever seen! Pick up basketball, volleyball, ping pong, badminton, and so much more on a regular basis. Also the live music scene is incredible. So many great bands have come out of seattle.

@@rtotheizzle lol weak

@@leichterKampfer Sorry I don't know what that's supposed to mean

same

Rain 👌

I can relate I hate Las Vegas summer soooo fucking hot

Houston is way too hot, humid, and boring

crazy

dude, I'm a Seattlite raised here since I was 8. The ppl here are pretty passive aggressive (especially the richer, whiter neighborhoods), which I suppose is non-confrontational, but you'd be a bit hard pressed for diversity of thought as many people go with what other people say rather than doing their own research. The arts are lowkey dying bc of Corona, but we have so many lovely little venues everywhere and different neighborhood vibes depending on what your personality is. Along with music, we also have lots of theatre and interesting food. The U district (surrounding the campus) has tons of awesome hole-in-the-wall places and thrift options for students on a budget. And during the spring and summer, Greenlake is only a 15 min bus ride away for tons of water activities and park spaces. If you are non-confrontational but pretty easy going, i would checkout downtown ballard. it's got a really relaxed vibe and has lots of small businesses and fun shops for any possible interests you may have. The one thing that a lot of people don't get about seattle tho is we do have a lot of homeless people on the streets, so sometimes that will dictate whether I take a late shift at my job or not. Hope that helps! (P.S. you're gonna love WA's minimum wage: $16.39/hour babEYyyy)

I kinda want an update

congrats on getting into UW!! im a UW recent grad :) I think competitiveness depends on the major--what are you looking to study?

kelsey chuang I’m looking towards going into public health-global health bachelors of science degree.

Hey! That’s really cool. Looking for advice, I got confused on the “heavy workload” part. From experience, would you say it’s overwhelming or too difficult?😅

Did you?

It's very competitive from what I've heard. Lots of people go into it.

totally agree yoshida - Seattle freeze is an excuse for shy people or anti social people who don't try ..

The campus isn't really flat. I would say you don't need a bike, unless you enjoy doing cardio before your classes.

Na you are but it sucks because you have to pay for a ton of parking.

Same!

Maybe. I'm not sure, but I think in-state students have just a slight edge.

mynametrong alright thanks. Appreciate it.

As far as I can tell, clubs up here are pretty good. There are quite a lot to choose from. I am not involved in any clubs though.

thank you!

There is a club fair on Red Square the weekend before classes. Most of the student organizations will be there set up in booths to show people what their clubs are about. Usually, the bigger the club, the more organized they are and the more opportunities you'll have.

How’s it working out for you?

The food was just the same thing all the time which was boring and easy to get sick of. This would normally be okay if the food was actually healthy but it wasn't either haha. EFS and FIG I've never tried but they seem like a good way to make friends. My friends did it and I don't recall hearing any complaints other than the time they take.

Patrick Ly I did Early Fall Start and it was the best decision I made. Great way to meet people when you first get to college. Can't recommend it highly enough!

Thanks! It's not too hard to get in I would say (unless you compare it to only other Washington schools). SAT scores are 1/3 of the evaluation while grades are 2/3 so having better grades is more important. The art program is also less competitive, yes. The stem majors are where most of the competition is.

I do believe they do. But make sure to email them to be completely sure. My GPA was a 3.7.

Maxine Adams I got in with 3.6 GPA and 1280 SAT and 27 ACT. Also did running start 2 years and had a lot of credits. My RS gpa was a 3.8 and my HS gpa was 3.5. I got waitlisted at first, but I sent an appeal letter and was accepted day after I sent it.

Hi Maxine, if you would like a free college mentor from UW Seattle you can sign up at heymentor.org we're a new nonprofit organization and student organization at UW. We have mentors with over five years of experience supporting students across WA state apply to colleges.

Most people consider UW a fairly difficult school to get into. I had a 3.5 GPA but with a number of ap and honors classes and a 1420 SAT. If you aren't one of the better students in your school you unfortunately stand a good chance of being rejected.

Erika Tugas message me on instagram

Pretty sure its 3.9, for the average anyway

pretty sure you could go to a washington community college first, then hope your transfer is accepted

Engineering is one of the hardest major to get into at the UW. Your grades are pretty good and so are you scores, but I'd say definitely try it out!

-Chinatown -Space Needle -Exploring -Dining -Lake Washington -Sightseeing -Pike Place -Concerts -Studying -Libraries -Seahawks, Mariners, Sounders -Studying

mynametrong studying is fun ?

Dining Chinatown exploring pikes place and many many more fun things to do and see

There's the space needle honestly I don't go to Seattle that much cause it's like 20-30 mins away for me

ye

Eder 427 yeah

@@kam6967 what if i got a 4 on the language test?

@@eder7468 im not sure, I would talk to a counselor or someone who understands that stuff. But I am curious, what grade are u in? Because if youre a junior then you might be able to skip to the second or third year of that language class.

it only exist if you are in a negative state of mind. If you are open to making friends you will be fine. I made a lot of friends and got involved in clubs. The experience is what YOU make it..

Sterling Marshel good to know and thanx do replying

that’s plenty of time 😂

@@mickihancock5738 more than plenty

Yeah lol, I’m a freshman and I’m somehow already obsessing over universities. I guess they’re just fun to browse over.

Patel Vidhu what's wrong with seattle weather? Doesn't get too hot or cold, it's green all year, it's beautiful to me, the whole pnw is

The weather in Seattle is actually beautiful. The whole state of Washington is.

Patel Vidhu it's not that bad, plus you usually know what the weather will be

Artem Ivanov Message me on instagram about it.

I think that's a bit unfound, considering literally every person I've met so far is from UW except ONE person who is from california like me, and I've already been to orientation

comicbook NERDisme Are you in your freshman year?

FarAwayFromNowhere xx yes yes i am

Viviana M check your grammar you sound dumb AF