2. Department of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

3. Department of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Department of Geology and Planetary Sciences

5. Department of Humanities and Social Sciences

6. Department of Physics, Mathematics and Astronomy

What are the University of California? One is California State University.

(CSU), the largest public university system software in the United States, is located in the "xx Campus of California State University". There are 20 branches and 8 colleges of education with about 440,000 students. Twenty campuses are equivalent to the first-class "two universities" in the United States, and very few are equivalent to "one".

The second is the University of California (UC), which is also the focus of discussion today. This is the best public university system software in the United States, and 10 universities can be said to be world-class. Most of UC's 10 universities are named after "University of California, xx". This 10 university is equivalent to "one" in China. Among them, except San Francisco, which is usually a medical school, the other nine universities are comprehensive universities. Berkeley and Los Angeles, in particular, have always been in the top 20 in the United States, while Santa Barbara, San Diego and Irvine have all been in the top 100 for a long time.

Third, California Community College System Software (CCC), which is roughly equivalent to China's junior college, awarded associate degree. California has 1 12 community colleges with nearly 2 million students.

University of California, 1. University of California at Berkeley (UCBerkeley, 1868)

Advantages: Undoubtedly, as the first public university in the United States, Berkeley is in a leading position in the field of science, and its popularity and influence are comparable to those of Stanford, especially in basic science fields, such as mathematics, physics and social sciences.

Disadvantages: Hotel accommodation is particularly tight, because in urban areas, social security is a difficult problem to consider.

2. University of California, San Francisco (UCSanFrancisco, founded in 1873)

Advantages: The only UC campus without comprehensive ranking is mainly because it is a separate medical college. The "boss" of medical school. There are top public health services, pharmacy and nursing majors in the United States. The United States ranks first in the allocation of federal funds every year, higher than Johns Hopkins, Stanford, Washington, and Yale. The university is located in the urban area and has all the conveniences provided by a big city.

Disadvantages: There is basically no campus. If you look at it casually, you won't find it is also a university. Because there is no undergraduate medical university in the United States, there are only masters and doctors in this school. Whether it is the employment standard or the curriculum arrangement, it is different from other UC universities, and it is very difficult to recruit people.

3. UCLA (UCLA, founded at 19 19)

Advantages: Excellent academic research, the quality of education and teaching is not inferior to all Ivy League universities, and school associations are as active as leisure activities. The key disciplines are medicine, law, business school and TV movies.

Disadvantages: In a campus of 30,000 to 40,000 people, it is obvious where to find someone. The resulting problems are: too many class groups, frequent queues, and a serious shortage of parking spaces. At present, the school is building a new teaching building to accommodate more students, and the last three students may be affected by the construction. And hotel accommodation and meals are not cheap.