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Posted by Lucas-K on Apr-12-2008 08:48:

Californians I need your help!

Hey im living in Oregon and Graduating HS here in a few months. Im looking into moving to California and going to a community college for 2 years or so. I have done some research but wanna hear from someone who has some experience in California or knows the area etc.

Any advice on What cities/areas and good community colleges down there.
Any suggestions?


Posted by iammesol on Apr-12-2008 08:58:

You just want the weed.


Posted by Lucas-K on Apr-12-2008 09:00:

Smoking ..umm..something

quote:
Originally posted by iammesol
You just want the weed.


No...... (ssshhh)


Posted by SuspicionVandit on Apr-12-2008 09:07:

live in San Diego, and I don't know much about the abundance of community college in other cities, but we have 4 major community colleges with quick transfer programs to UCSD/SDSU. And then there about 20 "other" small colleges for jews and christians or black guys,etc if that's your thing.
that's san diego


Posted by PhaseFour on Apr-12-2008 09:13:

sacramento has a nice community college system with fast-track transferring into berkeley or davis is thats your thing. lots of nice EDM events in nearby san francisco


Posted by Lucas-K on Apr-12-2008 09:24:

quote:
Originally posted by SuspicionVandit
live in San Diego, and I don't know much about the abundance of community college in other cities, but we have 4 major community colleges with quick transfer programs to UCSD/SDSU. And then there about 20 "other" small colleges for jews and christians or black guys,etc if that's your thing.
that's san diego


Ya i researched a lil about San Diego plus i visited there last year. I love it there. I was prolly thinking just going to San Diego City College and I heard about the school system there and there fast transfer programs or whatever. So far san diego seems like a good choice but i am def still reading about all the different areas. What 4 major comm colleges are you talking about? I dont know much right now. I have just been researching the city colleges.


Posted by Lucas-K on Apr-12-2008 09:27:

quote:
Originally posted by PhaseFour
sacramento has a nice community college system with fast-track transferring into berkeley or davis is thats your thing. lots of nice EDM events in nearby san francisco


I am deff down for lots of EDM events lol. Whats the weather like in Sacramento. Im sick of the constant rain and depressing weather we have in Oregon like 10 months of the year.


Posted by 3F05Q on Apr-12-2008 11:14:

The Central Valley has arguably the best year-round weather in the country, but that's counting in variety for those who like a bit of change. Take out variety and you get San Diego. (santa barbara too?)


Go hang out with the losers at Delta College in Stockton...


I effing DARE you!


Posted by Orbital32 on Apr-12-2008 14:46:

look at prices. You are going to be considered a out-of-state resident.


Posted by bas on Apr-12-2008 16:06:

OCC and Goldenwest Community College in Orange County have pretty high acceptance rates to UCLA, UCI, CSULB, and some other Cal State schools.

OCC is supposed to pretty good, I have a bunch of friends that went there.


Posted by kdepa on Apr-12-2008 16:47:

The Chabot/Las Positas CC District has two excellent schools, and they're both being expanded dramatically. I'm a bit partial to las positas, because they have extremely excellent professors there (I've only had one that wasn't so good), and it's in a nicer location than Chabot. Granted the Tri-Valley isn't the most "fun" place to be, as it's out in the suburbs, but there's BART/caltrain/ace train to take you basically anywhere in the bay area that you'd want to go to.

Oh, and virtually all of the CCs in california have transfer agreements w/ the UC and CSU systems here, so transferring isn't too difficult, as long as you get good grades.

One more thought: if you're into the beach thing, Cabrillo college in Aptos (literally right next to Santa Cruz) is also a good school, but they're more impacted than Chabot/Las Positas. (And you're right next to UC Santa Cruz)


Posted by gehzumteufel on Apr-12-2008 20:46:

quote:
Originally posted by 3F05Q
The Central Valley has arguably the best year-round weather in the country, but that's counting in variety for those who like a bit of change. Take out variety and you get San Diego. (santa barbara too?)


Go hang out with the losers at Delta College in Stockton...


I effing DARE you!

lol no. sacramento (and the whole central valley basically) has some of the worst. its either 45f in the winter or 105f during the summer. no in between really at all. i grew up in sacramento/greater sacramento area. there is no appeal to live there. it has nothing for young people to do, and no edm. steer clear of sac.

SD, LA, and OC countys are all places i would look. i moved from sac 3.5 years ago to oc area. if i get this job im going for i will be in LA county. moving closer to downtown. i prefer LA over oc and sd. it fits me better, but id say check all 3 out to figure out which you prefer.


Posted by 3F05Q on Apr-12-2008 22:05:

quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
lol no. sacramento (and the whole central valley basically) has some of the worst. its either 45f in the winter or 105f during the summer. no in between really at all. i grew up in sacramento/greater sacramento area. there is no appeal to live there. it has nothing for young people to do, and no edm. steer clear of sac.


Read what I wrote again, and you'll see that I said IF variety is your thing. You said it... 45 in the winter, 105 in the summer. I, unfortunately, grew up in Stockton. Spring and fall are pretty great. I also said 'arguably'. Hell, I've heard crazy people up here (Seattle) say the weather is perfect because they love it when it constantly rains... other people kill themselves because of it.

But holy crap you're not kidding, there's jackshit to do around there. I wasn't seriously recommending Stockton at all, unless a high crime rate per-capita is your shtick. A couple hour drive either way and you can have snow or beach... which is nice, but I'd rather pick one and stick with it.


Posted by gehzumteufel on Apr-12-2008 22:12:

quote:
Originally posted by 3F05Q
Read what I wrote again, and you'll see that I said IF variety is your thing. You said it... 45 in the winter, 105 in the summer. I, unfortunately, grew up in Stockton. Spring and fall are pretty great. I also said 'arguably'. Hell, I've heard crazy people up here (Seattle) say the weather is perfect because they love it when it constantly rains... other people kill themselves because of it.

But holy crap you're not kidding, there's jackshit to do around there. I wasn't seriously recommending Stockton at all, unless a high crime rate per-capita is your shtick. A couple hour drive either way and you can have snow or beach... which is nice, but I'd rather pick one and stick with it.

haha and massive meth problem to boot. bay area or southern california. those are the only places that are really "desirable" imho. no other places are worth it. nothing to do and you spend a ton go to la or sf. might as well spend a little more and live there. the money you spend in 1 trip will usually be the increased cost of living depending on where you live and your wage.


Posted by 3F05Q on Apr-12-2008 22:20:

quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
haha and massive meth problem to boot.


So, the Hell's Angels had two known BIG meth labs in Cali, one was in Northern... across the road behind my house. You could smell 'em cooking it up at 3am after the undercovers would leave. My mom called up the detective, who let us know what was up. "Do you leave just before 3?" "Err.. yeah. Why?" "Because that's when they start cookin' it." "Shit". We weren't in a bad neighborhood, it was quite good actually, but it was quiet and spread out.

*sigh, I miss that place.


Posted by Lucas-K on Apr-12-2008 23:33:

Im trying to steer clear from bad weather lol. I am deff a big city person and looking mainly around any major cities. I love SD and LA. Which do you think would be a more expensive place to live? Im looking for an apartment around $1800 for a two room. Oh and which would have the best EDM scene. Im guessing LA.


Posted by kdepa on Apr-12-2008 23:40:

SF also has a good EDM scene.


Posted by Ivand on Apr-13-2008 00:09:

quote:
Originally posted by kdepa
SF also has a good EDM scene.



yeah but josh4 is there


Posted by gehzumteufel on Apr-13-2008 19:05:

quote:
Originally posted by 3F05Q
So, the Hell's Angels had two known BIG meth labs in Cali, one was in Northern... across the road behind my house. You could smell 'em cooking it up at 3am after the undercovers would leave. My mom called up the detective, who let us know what was up. "Do you leave just before 3?" "Err.. yeah. Why?" "Because that's when they start cookin' it." "Shit". We weren't in a bad neighborhood, it was quite good actually, but it was quiet and spread out.

*sigh, I miss that place.

lol growing up there was an 18 wheeler trailer literally 100 yards from my home in someones driveway. it was a meth lab.

quote:
Originally posted by Lucas-K
Im trying to steer clear from bad weather lol. I am deff a big city person and looking mainly around any major cities. I love SD and LA. Which do you think would be a more expensive place to live? Im looking for an apartment around $1800 for a two room. Oh and which would have the best EDM scene. Im guessing LA.

LA has a much better EDM scene than SD. you can easily find a 2bdrm for under 2k in the LA/Greater LA area. look around, and if you have friends there, ask them whats good.


Posted by bas on Apr-13-2008 19:09:

quote:
Originally posted by gehzumteufel
you can easily find a 2bdrm for under 2k in the LA/Greater LA area.


Posted by Lucas-K on Apr-14-2008 03:09:

thanks for all the help guys.


Posted by costizzle on Apr-15-2008 01:16:

goldenwest community college in huntington beach,ca

its way legit i go there right now btw.


Posted by Psiweaver on Apr-15-2008 02:21:

quote:
Originally posted by bas


Lol I was thinking the same thing Bas.

Anyways i'd check out Santa Barbara too.


Posted by Lucas-K on Apr-15-2008 04:16:

quote:
Originally posted by costizzle
goldenwest community college in huntington beach,ca

its way legit i go there right now btw.


How is Huntington Beach? Is it a good place to live?


Posted by Lucas-K on Apr-15-2008 04:17:

quote:
Originally posted by bas


Is this not true?


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