I had a horrible experience trying to take Microbiology. The lab aspect was a complete nightmare…read morebecause the lab company UCSD works with is incredibly disorganized. I'm currently taking a Chemistry course. This week, I spent one hour learning chemistry on Canvas, and five hours trying to get my textbook and homework platform to link with Canvas. Canvas provides no instructions whatsoever. The professor just tells you to contact the textbook company. The textbook website says to click on a link on Canvas. Unfortunately that link in Canvas takes you to a blank page. Other students are having problems too. This is my second horrible experience with UCSD Extension. If you want to learn science, find another place to take your classes. If you want to spend hours trying to resolve technical problems, this is a great option. I wish UCSD Ext would not outsource.

I took Microbiology with Lab 169818 at UC San Diego and it was the most disorganized experience…read more Lessons are everywhere. Not organized at all. Mixed up and repeated information the learning sections. The videos provided for learning are not the teacher speaking and are random people/"professors" but some of them can't even pronounce the words and sound like they have NO CLUE what they are talking about. It's quite confusing what you really need to know for the class because the modules say one thing but the PowerPoints, reading, and videos talk about that plus way more. It's very much so an overload. It's like no one took the time to perfect or even proofread this class setup and modules. Science lab kit is way overpriced for what you get. Like really for $450 you couldn't add 2 paper clips, alcohol, extra masks, more candles, extra Petri dishes with agar, and extra microbes (for any errors). We are not experts here and being left alone to do the labs especially at the beginning is trial and error. For me I accidentally punctured the agar with the loop and ruined my whole sample and it was just shit out of luck unless I wanted to buy more myself (only about $10 but I just paid $450 for this kit so why should I have to do that?). Not everything in the kit was used. It was a huge waste of money. The class is kind of "at your own pace" so you could totally finish early and wing it! I guess if you have the money and don't really want to learn but just need the class- go for it. I would never recommend this class or school to anyone. It was a terrible experience and this is coming from someone who already has a degree and has taken MANY online classes.

Beautiful campus! Great views and walkable. The pleasant water displays and lots of benches. I…read morewould highly recommend more bathrooms that are accessible. Also, it was a Sunday and it would be very nice if the bookstore had Sunday hours for visitors and students. One of my favorite places for an enjoyable walk.

I like that the beach is close and the classes are pretty alright but the parking and wifi…read moreseriously suck like isn't this a million dollar university

Saw some friends at whole foods and they scooped me up and took me over to this beautiful area!…read more There's a bunch of little places where you can sit and watch the sunset so that's what we did! Amazing views and just a quiet relaxing and gorgeous place to chill for a bit! Def recommend!

Some University of California San Diego (UC San Diego) students study at Scripps Institution of…read moreOceanography. SIO is a science university where students emerge as geophysicists, marine biologists and seismologists. Their studies involve around research. Research about the effects the ocean has on the world's environment. SIO comprises 1,200 acres of coastal woodland and is located in La Jolla, California, where both the students studying here, and students from other local universities get to be a part of these endeavors, too. Students study issues currently affecting the world, such as rising sea temperatures, overfishing, the impact of methyl mercury in fish, the plastic degradation in the environment ... well, you get the picture. The students study the ocean off La Jolla shores' Pacific Ocean at the famous Ellen Browning Scripps Pier and in shore-based laboratories. Students and professors also motor out miles further from the pier on SIO's fleet of oceanographic research vessels. The fleet of vessels are based at Nimitz Marine Facility. Students also get the opportunity to travel to remote locations all around the entire world to study with students from other universities, and vice-versa. Birch Aquarium at Scripps is located nearby. It is open to the public, as an aquarium for ocean science education. SIO is known as first in the nation and was voted the 5th best public university for research in 2018. Now you know why. #LUCKYSTUDENTS #UCSANDIEGO #SIO #PROFESSORSWHOTEACHTHEM #MarineLifeProtectionAct #ASKMPA@wildlife.ca.gov #wildlife.ca.gov.MPAs

Dont go to revelle!!! Heavy GE classes!!! Waste of time!!! Unnecessary writing classes :(( Please i…read morewant to graduate :((

Only complaint is that one can get lost in the masses...loose direction without guidanceread more

I love this class! It's a gr8 way to come and have fun and learn how to paint, all for FREE. The…read moreteacher is very knowledgeable and she has an easy going attitude. Everyone is friendly. All levels work together in harmony. I look forward to class each week.

Are you part of the San Diego biotech community? Then you've probably heard of or taken at least…read moreone of Biocom's educational workshops or classes. Although Biocom focuses on educating those working in the business side of science and research, Biocom courses are also great for corporate leadership and professional development across ALL industries. While I lived in San Diego, I took two courses, one on negotiating deals and another on intellectual property basics. Both times I got helpful handouts and the courses included both lecture and workshop components where you could put ideas to practice and apply them to real life examples. The courses are highly interactive in a small group setting. I just got home from the "Present to Influence" one-day workshop which was all about creating presentations, including the public speaking and slide deck elements. The instructor, Mario of 2Connect, went into great detail and we spent a great deal of hands-on time reviewing and improving presentations I had brought in to the workshop. We even did live video analysis, written outlines and detailed critiques. I learned so much and am excited to bring all my new knowledge (and improved pitch decks) back to my workplace. Although I no longer live in San Diego, it was worth making the 3-hour trip down for such an intensive training and coaching session. My only complaint is that "Present to Influence" is only offered twice a year! They list a bunch of events and courses online. If you are a member of Biocom either as an individual or if your employer has a group membership, you get a small discount on classes. TIP: Unlike the old office in UTC, the new Biocom office has free parking and is inside a gorgeous new building! It's also in the same building as the new Brian Malarkey restaurant, The Farmer and the Seahorse, so you can easily step away for a nice lunch when you get a break during an all-day BIOCOM class.

From the owner: Biocom is a member driven organization providing unmatched opportunities and resources to help life…read morescience companies and their employees fulfill their business goals and improve life through advancements in health, energy and agriculture. Biocom offers member companies meaningful access to the influential drivers propelling the industry forward across all major life science sectors, including biotechnology, pharmaceutical, diagnostic, medical device, connected health, agriculture and bio-renewable energy. As a company's most valuable and trusted partner, Biocom provides a tremendous range of initiatives and programs in public policy, capital development, group savings, professional network building and talent development. Biocom serves Southern California, a region offering the perfect climate for life science innovation because of its uniquely collaborative spirit, high concentration of world-class research institutions and its strong foundation for new company creation and development.

I have some of my happiest memories at this place. The old student center is made out of a crusty…read moreold group of buildings and it is nestled in the Eucalyptus trees on UCSD's campus. The Old Student Center is home to some of UCSD's coolest businesses such as the food co-op, Porter's Pub, SR TV, KSDT Radio and the UCSD Guardian. Also, the Old Student Center is right next to the best damn coffee cart on campus - the Art of Espresso. Yes, this little student center kicks the Price Center's ass in my opinion. It's old, it's dirty, but the place has character and there is no other spot on campus I would rather hang out at.

i work at the international center which has relocated to old student center and i have to say i…read morefind this area quite quaint. i used to only visit around this area for hi-thai (don't judge me please) and the mandeville coffee cart, but i like the new boards in front of the international center which allows artists to graffiti :D they definitely liven up the atmosphere. i've recently started going to the co-op because they have drinks like kombucha and chia drinks which sunshine market does not offer! for some reason i felt intimidated to walk in to the co-op but the workers are so super friendly i think i'll become a frequent customer. all in all, i like the area and there are always places to explore :)

I graduated from this college at UCSD!…read more DAMN those MMW Classes but I learned a lot! Hi Professor Chang! ACADEMICS***** ERC MMW Classes are super easy! No need to study or buy textbook! just show up to midterm and final and you should be okay! (I do not recommend this for your other classes...learned this the hard way...) ERC housing is super close to RIMAC gym and arena if you like working out. The housing is also super close to the Village transfer housing which was super nice and new when I lived there! There is a sushi Bistro restaurant that you can use your dining dollars at nearby, a market which used to have the best Iced White Mochas on campus (at least when I went here)! Cafe V also had pretty good chipotle mayo for their burgers. Not really many places to study at ERC :( I always ended up "studying" all the way in Warren college in the computer labs (SHOUTOUT TO EBU3B you da real MVP)! Also cuter dudes studying in the Engineering section of Geisel. Parking is pretty much non-existent unless you're lucky enough to snag a spot at Pangea Parking Garage or Hopkins! Good luck! The counselors here are AWESOME! Definitely willing to work with their students. They understand that everyone learns differently and willing to set goals and plans! YAYYY! If you're applying to UCSD and don't know which college to choose ERC is not bad! I would also consider Marshall, Muir or Warren! Def not 6th college lol. Good luck kids!

You must ALWAYS have an appointment or risk never being seen. Not much to say about this place…read moreaside from, "its super far from 'campus'" and "longest wait ever" ..

Such an amazing regional theatre in La Jolla. I've been to many shows here and each show amazes me…read more The staff are always so helpful and polite.

The Purpose - straight off Broadway and a Tony award and a Pulitzer award for drama you can't miss…read morethis while on it limited run at the La Jolla Playhouse. The show is phenomenal. Let's talk the playhouse - the campus is gorgeous, and with multiple venues hosting events - look for the name on the building and there is always great signage up! The bonus, you will always see what else is available or coming soon! The parking is just across the street in a brand new parking structure and is easy to get in and out of. Enjoy the arts- the passion that goes into a production is always felt