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» Read MoreBoth campuses are located in the heart of design districts. There are many places to see as far as art, food, and culture. There many bars, venues, and street culture at every corner.
» Read MoreWent to SF and Berkeley.
» Read MoreFor fun I tend to arrange soccer games or any other sport that my friends might be interested in playing. brings us together apart from school and gives us some time to be out doors and relaxing.
» Read MoreWhen you get free time, SF has lots of different neighborhoods with different vibes, and they're fun to explore.
» Read MoreThere's a lot to do in the Bay Area. Around the Oakland campus there's College Ave. which is full of shops and dining, and only a few minutes away from the Bart station to take you to anywhere else you want to go in the Bay. Berkeley is right around the corner, which has even more shops, food, and bars if you're of age. They're are also a lot of activities that go on on the Oakland campus throughout the years. Art openings, free food days and lots of other art themed activities.
» Read MoreTo be honest there is not much to do unless you want to travel into the city. There are clubs to go to in SF and in Oakland it best not to venture at night time unless you stay in the Berkeley area on Telegraph Ave near Berkeley University there you will find college students everywhere. That would be for the minglers. Emeryville on Bay Street is also a cool area just to go to the movies and chill.
» Read MoreBike friendly streets and growing population of cyclists, their are outdoor activities such as parks for hiking or exploring and of course San Francisco.
» Read MoreWalk around Oakland or Bart over to either SF or Berkeley. Very diverse communities.
» Read Morepeople go to the city or there is a really good music scene around here. lots of bars cus its near berkeley. a total college town
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