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UCLA Acceptance Rate: Admissions Statistics
2024-09-15 20:45:04| Spiritual Career Counseling
UCLA Acceptance Rate: Admissions StatisticsUCLA is one of the most prestigious public universities in the United States. With its renowned academics, diverse student body, and picturesque location, its no wonder that UCLA attracts thousands of applicants yearly.What is UCLAs Acceptance Rate?The acceptance rate for the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) for the incoming class of 2027 is 8.8%. This means that out of 145,904 applicants, 12,779 students were admitted. The universitys popularity has led to an increase in applications and a heightened level of competition, resulting in a gradually declining acceptance rate. Additionally, the in-state acceptance rate for the Class of 2027 was 9.46%, while the out-of-state acceptance rate was 8.62%.\While this rate may seem daunting, its crucial to remember that admission to UCLA is competitive due to its high reputation and the many applicants it receives yearly. The university seeks exceptional students who not only demonstrate...
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History of Oceanside Pier | Visit Oceanside
2024-09-15 15:45:04| Spiritual Career Counseling
The history ofBy Kristi Hawthorne, Osider and Director of the Oceanside Historical Society.Oceansides Pieris iconic, a favorite landmark and one of the most photographed and visited features. Thousands enjoy Oceansides pier every year. Fishermen, tourists and locals stroll along the wooden planking and gaze into the ocean, just as Oceansides early citizens did over 130 years ago. Oceansides pier is a tradition, one that despite relentless waves, high tides and low funds managed to survive.Remnants of our first pier are now buried. An occasional storm or low tide uncovers the rows of the old, weathered pilings (or whats left of them). In fact, they just made an appearance in 2020. Few people know they are there or realize their significance.The first pier, called a wharf, was located at the end of what is now called Wisconsin Street, first named Couts Street (after Cave J. Couts, Jr., surveyor of the original townsite).Talk of a wharf began in 1887 when soundings were made. This w...
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HISTORY OF THE OCEANSIDE PIER
2024-09-15 15:45:04| Spiritual Career Counseling
By Kristi HawthornOceansides love affair with its pier began 125 years ago when the first piling was driven into the sand at the end of Couts Street.You wont find Couts Street on any map, but its there--the name was changed back in 1927 to Wisconsin Street. The remnants of that first pier are still there, occasionally making a rare appearance during minus tides and low sand levels.In 2012 several pilings were exposed for a brief few days, which had not been seen for over 20 years.The Oceanside pier is a beloved landmark and although the relentless waves and violent storms have claimed our piers over the years, our city continues to repair or rebuild.The first pier was actually called a wharf, as investors hoped that Oceanside would be a commercial structure which would bring much needed lumber and other supplies. The wharf fund was raised by subscription with $28,000 being pledged, amounts ranging from $10 to $5,000.The building contract was given to the Great American Bridge Compan...
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