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T H A NK YOUfor visiting the University of California, Santa Cruz.We were founded in 1965 to be different by design.Our undergraduate college system provides students withincredible access to their faculty members and a communityof scholars focused on a shared theme that cuts acrossall academic disciplines. Students refer to the collegesas neighborhoods, each with a slightly different vibe.We hope you enjoy your visit and find inspiration—as wehave—in our special community, exciting programs,and stunning setting.
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S EEING T H E C A MPUSPA RK INGWarning: It’s impossible to tour all ofUC Santa Cruz in one day. Our beautiful,vibrant campus takes time to explore.Here are our recommendations:you, such as Science Hill (Physical &Biological Sciences), the Arts, SocialSciences, Humanities, or the Jack BaskinSchool of Engineering.If you only have an hour, drive throughthe campus using the main campus loopof Hagar Drive, McLaughlin Drive, HellerDrive, and Empire Grade.If you have a full day, start with anacademic area that interests you, choosea lunch location, and then branch outfrom there to nearby areas, such asthe UC Santa Cruz Farm or the CoastalScience Campus.If you have half a day, center yourvisit around Quarry Plaza, where youcan browse the Bay Tree Bookstoreand easily walk to Cowell College andMcHenry Library.Or you can center your half-day visitaround an academic area that interestsIn addition to the main campus,important research and instruction arealso held at UC Santa Cruz’s SiliconValley Campus and Coastal ScienceCampus.More information and virtual touroptions: admissions.ucsc.edu/visitTo most easily facilitate your meteredparking needs on campus, downloadthe ParkMobile app on your smartphoneand register for an account. Meters oncampus do not accept coins.Short term:Paystations and parking meters: 2.50/hourLonger term:Purchase one-day visitor permit for 10.Main Entrance Kiosk (7 a.m.–1 p.m.)Parking Sales Office (1–5 p.m.)Evenings and weekends:Use paystations and parking meters: 2.50/hourSome lots do not have permit requirementsfor evenings and weekends.USING T H E SHUT T L ESA ND BUS ESQ FREE campusshuttles circulatethrough the campuson weekdays(see map for stops).Santa CruzMETRO buses Ralso circulate thecampus. Adultfare is 2.BUS IMAGES BY STEPHEN LOUIS MARINOCOVER: MERRILL COLLEGE BY ELENAZHUKOVA; PAGES 2–3, AERIAL VIEW OFUC SANTA CRUZ AND MONTEREY BAYBY TERRY WAY; THIS PAGE, EAST FIELDBY C. LAGATTUTA.maps.ucsc.eduW H ER E TO E ATFor the authentic student experience,why not sample one of our all-you-careto-eat dining halls? Please note thatsome locations may be closed during thesummer, or they may have limited hours.Dining Halls:Colleges Nine & l Carson/OakesOther restaurants and cafés on campus:Banana Joe’s (Crown)Bay Tree Express Store (Quarry Plaza)Bowls by Café Brasil (Porter)College Eight Café (Rachel Carson)Global Village Café by Amazon Juices(McHenry Library lobby)Ivéta Café (Quarry Plaza)Oakes Café (Oakes)Perk Coffee Bars (Baskin Engineering,Earth & Marine Sciences, Physical Sciences)Stevenson Coffee House (Stevenson)Terra Fresca Restaurant & Coffee Bar(College Nine)Vivas Mexican (Merrill)Hours, maps, locations: dining.ucsc.eduOff campus:Mission Street restaurantsPacific Avenue restaurantsSanta Cruz WharfMore options: santacruz.org/restaurants11/19 (1920-26/36M)
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