Same !!! Not committed yet but UW is def a top school

Congrats on getting in ❤️ im glad to hear this helped :)

I’m watching this to prepare me for college in 8 years bc I want to go here for collage when I’m older. (Either 7 or 8 years bc I’m in 6th grade so I’m not really sure)

Thank you so much Martin!

Krystal Graylin means a lot coming from you! 💗

Ericka Tenefrancia ure the best thanks for always supporting me 😇

Thank you Rachel

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Thank you Emily! Love you

same here lol!! ive been lurking niche all week and UW is one of the first schools im actually excited about, partly thanks to this vid!!

ofc im glad it helped you ❤️

@@milo3845 were you accepted?

@@mikayd9 i decided against applying a few weeks after i commented sry :/ probably for the best since i don’t think i would’ve been accepted lol

congrats on your acceptance ☺️ and of course!

Angelo Ruiz thanks pledge president 🤗

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Amanda Huynh ily more 🥰

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thank you so much! :)

Glad it was helpful!

Chan Lilian stay tuned for more!

congrats! :) so happy for you!

do u mind sharing ur stats??

@@aashhllyy I got in and I have a. 4.0 and 1460 sat score

Hi im from ph and i will be living in us soon. Mind if i ask if how expensive it is to study in UW?

Maggie Ho thanks queen 💛

Jaime more college videos coming soon 😆

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im so glad to hear ☺️

thanks ellie uwu

Hi! Yeah, I'll recommend living on the North Campus and most freshmen live in McCarty! Living on North Campus definitely makes you feel like you're actually on campus rather than near it :)

aw thank you jaime! 😊

Faith Ong I’m glad I was able to help 💜

Hi Gioser :) Thanks so much! While it is true that some classes are hard to get into, I don't think it is true that people are paying under the table to get into the classes. Also, as long as you are on-time for your registration you have a good chance of getting into pre-req classes :)

Jill Au 💛

yay congrats so excited for you! yes i did, dw i was actually quite nervous for the classes too but you can use online resources such as rate my prof to see what other students thought about the classes you are going to take!

Sharan Jhangiani thank you!

Glad it helped!

Andrea Lui ☺️💗

Naisha Garg thank you ☺️

I do think that UW is a competitive school to a certain degree because most students are competing to get into their majors. However, this really depends on the major you want to pursue. Unfortunately, I don't know too much about UW's school of pharmacy but you can find more info at sop.washington.edu/department-of-pharmaceutics/. I hope this helps! :)

you got this i believe in you ☺️

around 12,000 is tuition only but cost of attendance is like 26,000-29,000 (w fees, books and room and board) but it rly depends if ur in state or not

@@abbymoe138 how much is it if ure from the state??

@@abbymoe138 how much OOS?

@@jen6294 I’m assuming it’s 30-40k for out of state, but I live here so I’m not entirely sure. Cost of attendance would be much higher as well, probably around 60k/year.

Rachelle Lui Thank you for your convenience I really appreciate it:) What kinda activities outside class should I participate? I’m really looking forward to outside class activities!

Hi! Getting into CS intro classes isn't too hard because the classes are pretty big However, getting into the major is quite competitive. It is not impossible, but you would have to do super well inside and outside the classroom. This is because UW changed CS to be majority direct admits. Good luck though, I believe in you! I hope this helps.

@@shine_simoneNo problem! I was able to ask a few upperclassmen who is in CS and here's what they have to say. Projects: Work on personal projects that you find interesting! You can find a lot of examples, and a lot of people like to post their public repositories. I personally believe that building web applications is a great way to get started. There are a lot of guides and examples across the web and tons of API's that allow you to accomplish almost anything. Working with a group can be really good as well, and can help you understand the workflow for software engineers in the professional world. Projects are great for students in their first/second year of college and can add a lot of value and character to your resume. Hackathons are a great place to get started on projects and learn about many other projects. For UW, Dubhacks is a hackathon where you get to meet a bunch of other students, industry mentors, and recruiters while making interesting projects. RSO: There are a handful of organizations on campus that can help you get involved in CS. There are engineering fraternities, as well as organizations within the CS department. Being in a group of like-minded students allows you to get your hands on resources much more easily. Research: If you really enjoy a particular class, reach out to the professor and the TA's about research opportunities. Research can vary depending on what subfield of computer science you go into, but it is mainly focused on pushing the boundaries on what is possible in the tech field today. The best way to get involved is find a grad student who is working on a project that you find interesting, and reach out to them. Internships: Internships are the stepping stones to get a full-time job in the software engineering industry. If you are able to build up your resume thorugh personal projects, working within groups, or doing research, you won't have too much trouble securing interviews for internships. Most companies only look for interns that are juniors, but it isn't uncommon for sophomores to find internships too. Most internships opportunities are over the summer, but there are a handful of companies that do part-time throughout the school year.

Rachelle Lui wow... I can’t thank you more for your precious reply:) Your advice really means a lot to me, as a fresh-freshman not knowing what to do:( I also hope that this channel will get you what you want. Good luck!

Yes I am planning to soon! 🥰

@@rachellelui thank u🤩🥰

禹同 Yutone thank you so much!

nps! they have a bar that is suited for people w allergens and most of the food is vegan too!

Rachelle Lui that’s amazing, thanks! :)

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ah congrats hope you commit to uw 😌❤️

go terriers!

thank you :)

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level 1 its plenty to use :) i made the mistake of getting level 3 freshman year haha

@@rachellelui hahah okay thank you!! also, if we do run out of money with level 1, can we reload the husky card to buy food?

Yes they do!

@@rachellelui do you think they are comparable to the mainstream frat parties or is it a little less big. Also ur videos are great :)

@@michaelsorooshian5481 Thanks so much! Having been to both I think it depends on what type of parties you enjoy more. I think the mainstream frat parties are more carefree/chill and most of the time you don't know the people that's there. I think academic frat parties are feels a little more homey + you usually know the people theyre. Lastly, they could be a smaller but not always.

caitlyn yung DAFUQ LMAOOO

@@yiu3771 LOL hi buddy

can’t wait 💜

Jess I don’t think it’ll be a problem since Seattle has vast transportation networks, you’ll always have a way of getting around:)

Hi Jess! Most students don't have a car like myself and its pretty convenient either to take the bus/public transportation if you want to go downtown! I mostly walk around campus though :)

thanks for watching!

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