The Perks of Going to Cal
- When you Google "L&S," the auto-complete form gives you "L&S Berkeley" and "L&S breadth," both of which refer to Berkeley’s College of Letters and Science. The first result for the search term "L&S breadth requirements" is Berkeley’s L&S. This is what I get for choosing such a huge school.
- When you Google "decal" it brings up the DeCal website first (Democratic Education at Cal), rather than something about car decorations.
- Cal has DeCal classes like “James Bond: Politics, Pop Culture, Hero,” “Bookworlds: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Analysis,” and "{design.},” and “How to Get 5 A+’s and 5 A’s During 1 Calendar Year at UCB.”
- Huge, anonymous student body means no need to always be mentally present.
- I can BART home.
- Asian parents like it.
- No hand-holding, unlike that Asian American Studies class I took at City College.
The Downsides of Going to Cal
- Still socially bored.
- I’m pretty sure my soul is dying.
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