UC Santa Barbara Campus

The Lotte Lehmann Concert Hall is the lecture hall inside of the music building but it also acts as a concert hall for many musical events. Multiple of my classes are located here and it seats around 500 people.

Anacapa is one of many residence halls that first years can live in here on campus. It is two stories and is located conveniently walking distance away from multiple dining commons as well as important academic buildings such as The Davidson Library!

The Counseling and Career Services Building is one of the most resourceful and helpful buildings on campus in my opinion. They can help you with a variety of situations ranging from career questions to mental health. They also have egg chairs and massage chairs available to students if you just want to stop in and get a nice massage!

Hello! My name is Yu Ishii and I will be showing you around the campus of University of California, Santa Barbara through these next few videos. I am originally from Portland, Oregon and I am a first year communication major here at UCSB. Hope you enjoy these videos!

The top of Davidson has some awesome views and a lot of the upper floors are quite floors so they’re great to study on. If you’re visiting campus or are a new student on your way to UCSB I recommend checking out these floors, as you can see some extremely old photos of the campus and some miniature models of the school. And what school gives you the option to pull all-nighters during finals week with an Oceanview? Pretty sure only this one.

This is the engineering II building! This is just one of the buildings on campus that offer research opportunities. UCSB has so many great internships and research opportunities all across campus. This is important for those thinking about going to grad school or packing your resumes! Or if you want to make a quick buck, you can volunteer to participate in studies for the Psych department's research!

Here is Storke Tower! It is located right by the University Center as well as the campus bookstore. It is a 175 ft tall bell and clock tower. The bells inside play a jingle every hour and the bells also strike different times depending on what hour it is.

De La Guerra Dining (known as DLG for short) is the main dining common for most first years living on campus. They serve a variety of different foods and the menu differs every day. They also have consistent parts of the menu such as the salad bar.

Storke Plaza is the heart of campus. There are always festivals, fairs, concerts, gigs, and even free events going on at Storke Plaza. The tower was first erected in 1969 and stands 175 feet tall. The bell strikes at every hour, alarming the entire campus when classes start.

UCSB is the best school on the planet (I can’t speak for off planet schools) and I’m stoked to be giving y’all a tour! There are a million different things to do at this school and while school comes first it doesn’t have to be everything. Here’s a look at one of our lecture halls, and I’ll jump into our campus tour!

Meet my best friend Keshav Dixit! He is a second-year econ/accounting major here at UCSB. Keshav is also a part of one of the professional business fraternities, Delta Sigma Pi. Learn about what Keshav likes about UCSB and what his frat experience was like.

Welcome to my room! My old room now! We’ve got a bathroom in the suite which is awesome and a stunning view of the mountains, rooms on the other side overlook the ocean and Channel Islands. It’s not cramped at all, its cozy, but there is room to have your stuff not all tossed in a corner.

Anacapa is one of many residence halls that first years can live in here on campus. It is two stories and is located conveniently walking distance away from multiple dining commons as well as important academic buildings such as The Davidson Library!

Hello! My name is Yu Ishii and I will be showing you around the campus of University of California, Santa Barbara through these next few videos. I am originally from Portland, Oregon and I am a first year communication major here at UCSB. Hope you enjoy these videos!

Karina is one of my roommates and in this video she talks about her likes and dislikes of UCSB and why she decided to go here.

In this video, I answered multiple of some FAQs that prospective students might want to know!

Thank you so much for making it all the way through the tour. I hope this helped you in determining if UCSB would be the right fit for you. For me personally, UCSB has been everything and more and has become my dream school. I know the college choosing process can be stressful but just try to keep your head up and remember that everything will turn out great. Good luck friends!

This is a video tour of my dorm room in Anacapa! I live in a triple-meaning I live with two other girls. The room comes with a desk, curtains, mattresses, chairs, recycling/trash, two closets, and 3 drawers.

Enaiya is one of my roommates and in this video she talks about her likes and dislikes of UCSB and why she decided to go here.

Rachel and Katelin are some of my friends that I've met at school and in this video they talk about the pros and cons of UCSB and why they decided to go here.

Here at UCSB, there are so many areas for students to lay out on the grass and hang out. One of the most popular among first years is the green space right outside of Anacapa because it is right by many of the dorms as well as the beach so you get a little bit of everything!

There are multiple meal plans that you could choose from and each time you go into a dining common, they swipe your card which takes away one swipe from your meal plan. Swipes reload each week and repeats again starting monday with your full count of swipes.

In college, it's okay to take a different path than the one we've been planning the take! In this video I talk about how I've struggled with different classes and the path I took to change my major for the better!

Welcome to Campbell! Congrats you’re one of 700 people in this room but for some reason the professor always seems to be starting at you in lecture. This is one of our typical lecture halls on campus and while it can get crowded not everyone attends lectures, as not all teachers make them mandatory. I highly recommend finding a group of people in every lecture, even if they are random people, as its nice to have a spot every class, and to have people you can ask for notes or study with. Taking advantage of professors and office hours is really up to you in classes this size, but when you get into the upper division classes your lecture will get smaller and you’ll find yourself day dreaming about the days when you were a freshman and you still thought you could get a 4.0.