UC Irvine Campus

Listen to Jasmin as she takes you through the humanities tunnel and talks about the different concerts and events put on by ASUCI throughout each quarter! Tickets are super cheap for students and every show is unique and different in their own ways.

Everything comes to an end, I hope you liked all the videos and learned a little more about UC Irvine, good luck in College!

The Court is where you'll most likely spend a lot of time if you live in Mesa! It has really cute and modern furnishing, along with an additional back room called the "quiet" study room (even though all of it is actually always quiet?) and private study rooms students can rent out every two hours in the Mail Room! This room also includes access to a Wepa Printer station and during finals week, free coffee!

Jasmin and Renee walk through the Art school that features another coffee shop Ecogrounds and an on-campus Art Museum. The Art school is connected to Mesa Court and hosts several plays and shows throughout the year!

The Francisco J. Ayala Science Library is in the heart of the biological science buildings on campus, with a multimedia center, and a full staff to help you with your research if needed! Jasmin's favorite part about this library is being able to rent out private study rooms by the hour online. The library is also open 24 hours during finals week. The other library is Langston Library (near the student center) and there is also the Gateway Study Center across from Langston.

Sahil is a 2nd year Computer Science major at UCI. He works at the Office of Applied Innovation as a quality assurance tester and loves to participate in hackathons. In his free time he likes to learn more programming skills. Here is his perspective on UCI.

Donald Bren Hall (DBH) is where most professors in Computer Science, Informatics, and Statistics have office hours. I came here a lot for my introduction to statistics class. Many professors are super helpful and want you to succeed; as a student take advantage of office hours. Many Computer Science clubs also have meetings here too and f you want a place to study peacefully, go to the top floors of DBH.

Hear Jasmin talk about how science and math discussions work as co-classes as she walks from her Pol Sci discussion to her Business lecture at the Paul Merage School of Business. On the way, she stops by to show the new Middle Earth Towers Housing expansion construction site for up and coming anteaters!

Both the Gateway Student Center and Langston Library are great places to study at! I usually go to gateway when i have to use a computer and I go to Langston when I just want to study for a test. I recommend going to the 3rd or 4th floor because there isn't as much noise as there is in the main floor which is the 2nd floor.

Alas, all good things must come to an end. I hope you had fun on our tour together. I leave you with some final remarks about UCI and what you should expect. Don't let your major choose the school, choose the school first and foremost that works for you because what is important is the atmosphere you will be involved in. With that, thank you for the opprotunity to enlighten you on our journey together.

Alas, all good things must come to an end. I hope you had fun on our tour together. I leave you with some final remarks about UCI and what you should expect. Don't let your major choose the school, choose the school first and foremost that works for you because what is important is the atmosphere you will be involved in. With that, thank you for the opprotunity to enlighten you on our journey together.

Quick Facts About The University of California, Irvine: How big is UCI? What's the student body like? What's the academic culture like? Popular majors? What are some defining features of your campus and community? How's Greek Life? What about the Sports Culture? What Campus Organizations are my Favorite? Find out in this video.

The flagpoles are a common pick up and drop off point. This part is basically the front of the school and the one that connects with UTC.

Listen to Jasmin as she takes you through the humanities tunnel and talks about the different concerts and events put on by ASUCI throughout each quarter! Tickets are super cheap for students and every show is unique and different in their own ways.

Everything comes to an end, I hope you liked all the videos and learned a little more about UC Irvine, good luck in College!

This segment of the tour will display the vastness of the campus. From buildings to parks, Parker will guide you through the campus. Moreover, there'll be aspects of the campus you wouldn't even guess this campus would have...maybe.

Aldrich park, is always a relaxing place to hang out, and even though many students pass by every hour to go to their class or back to their apartments its state of peacefulness does no go away.

I am really glad we have Aldrich Park. It beautiful, situated in the middle of campus, and provides an amazing out to relax, have some fun, or to take a shortcut across campus. Next up is the ANTrepreneur Center. If you are interested in startups and innovation, this is the right place to visit. They provide guidance, support, and even host extensions to incubate ideas on a big scale.

The entirety of UCI's main campus wraps around Aldrich Park, a big greenery with hundreds of trees, benches, and room to sprawl out for a nap or a book. Catch students playing frisbee, sleeping in their hammocks, or walking their dogs. The Park is also the shortest way to cut through to all your classes!

The Anteater Learning Pavilion is the newest building at UCI. Here you will find state of the art classrooms with an enormous lecture hall and advanced technology in the classrooms. The building is meant to foster more collaboration between students; one way this is achieved is through seats with wheels so moving in groups is much simpler. There are also plenty of areas to study at including some nice outdoor seats. I know I'll be spending a lot of time here.