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Bought to pull the trigger on a pair of these. I like the cut (some say they’re similar to Wrangler Cowboy Cuts which I love), and am curious on the fit. Also if anyone has any fades I’d appreciate that too. As well if anyone has purchased the new Witness Cone Mills line, and what they are exactly?

Coming from someone who doesn’t want to break the bank. What company, style and ounces should your very first pair of selvedge be? Not the cheap companies, but not the prestige ones either. Which one would you go for?

The way they size their jeans, theres about an inch of space both up and down of my preferred Jean waist size. So up or down? Do they stretch much after wear and soaks?

I’m looking to get my first pair of Bravestar Selvedge jeans, however I’m in the market for heavier denim 18 oz and up. Thing is, a lot of their heavyweight is sold out. Does anyone know how often they do drops or when they will have some restocks?

I’m a transfer and I’m double checking that the two offices that view these are different and that I can reuse my PIQs/parts of them that aren’t pertinent.

Hello everyone, now that we’ve gotten past decisions, I’d like to know your thoughts on which school I should attend.

I’ve been lucky enough to be accepted by both for my intended majors. I’m very thankful for this choice and opportunity and would love to know if anyone has had any experience.

Pros for UCB:

• Prestige
• Connections for a lot of companies and networks in the Bay Area .
• campus life looks very nice
• SF/Bay Area looks like a very walkable city and has a lot of outdoorsy things near it
• Networking opportunities
• Dorms look decent enough
• Giving me a lot of aid so it’d be doable with not too much debt

Cons for UCB:

• Far away from home (7 hours)
• Berkeley has been said to be a little shady at night
• The food looks like it sucks
• No guarantee 2 years housing
• the major is lesser known than comms

Pros for UCLA:

• Film Industry/LA connections
• LA locale means so many industries are imbedded in the area
• Food looks fire
• Dorms look nice as well
• Guaranteed 2 year housing
• Way closer to home (within an hour and a half)

Cons for UCLA:

• LA seems like a less walkable city/enjoyable one
• Not giving me a lot of aid so it’ll be unaffordable without a lot of debt
• Is in an area that I’ve been to many times so the college “experience” is lessened if that makes sense
• Program seems too “easy” and there is a lot of competition for positions

These aren’t set in stone for the lists, but things I could think of off the top of my head. What do you guys think? Any advice?

Hello everyone, now that we’ve gotten past decisions, I’d like to know your thoughts on which school I should attend.

I’ve been lucky enough to be accepted by both for my intended majors. I’m very thankful for this choice and opportunity and would love to know if anyone has had any experience.

Pros for UCB:

• Prestige
• Connections for a lot of companies and networks in the Bay Area .
• campus life looks very nice
• SF/Bay Area looks like a very walkable city and has a lot of outdoorsy things near it
• Networking opportunities
• Dorms look decent enough
• Giving me a lot of aid so it’d be doable with not too much debt

Cons for UCB:

• Far away from home (7 hours)
• Berkeley has been said to be a little shady at night
• The food looks like it sucks
• No guarantee 2 years housing
• the major is lesser known than comms

Pros for UCLA:

• Film Industry/LA connections
• LA locale means so many industries are imbedded in the area
• Food looks fire
• Dorms look nice as well
• Guaranteed 2 year housing
• Way closer to home (within an hour and a half)

Cons for UCLA:

• LA seems like a less walkable city/enjoyable one
• Not giving me a lot of aid so it’ll be unaffordable without a lot of debt
• Is in an area that I’ve been to many times so the college “experience” is lessened if that makes sense
• Program seems too “easy” and there is a lot of competition for positions

These aren’t set in stone for the lists, but things I could think of off the top of my head. What do you guys think? Any advice?

Hello everyone, now that we’ve gotten past decisions, I’d like to know your thoughts on which school I should attend.

I’ve been lucky enough to be accepted by both for my intended majors. I’m very thankful for this choice and opportunity and would love to know if anyone has had any experience.

Pros for UCB:

• Prestige
• Connections for a lot of companies and networks in the Bay Area .
• campus life looks very nice
• SF/Bay Area looks like a very walkable city and has a lot of outdoorsy things near it
• Networking opportunities
• Dorms look decent enough
• Giving me a lot of aid so it’d be doable with not too much debt

Cons for UCB:

• Far away from home (7 hours)
• Berkeley has been said to be a little shady at night
• The food looks like it sucks
• No guarantee 2 years housing
• the major is lesser known than comms

Pros for UCLA:

• Film Industry/LA connections
• LA locale means so many industries are imbedded in the area
• Food looks fire
• Dorms look nice as well
• Guaranteed 2 year housing
• Way closer to home (within an hour and a half)

Cons for UCLA:

• LA seems like a less walkable city/enjoyable one
• Not giving me a lot of aid so it’ll be unaffordable without a lot of debt
• Is in an area that I’ve been to many times so the college “experience” is lessened if that makes sense
• Program seems too “easy” and there is a lot of competition for positions

These aren’t set in stone for the lists, but things I could think of off the top of my head. What do you guys think? Any advice?

Hello everyone, now that we’ve gotten past decisions, I’d like to know your thoughts on which school I should attend.

I’ve been lucky enough to be accepted by both for my intended majors. I’m very thankful for this choice and opportunity and would love to know if anyone has had any experience.

Pros for UCB:

• Prestige
• Connections for a lot of companies and networks in the Bay Area .
• campus life looks very nice
• SF/Bay Area looks like a very walkable city and has a lot of outdoorsy things near it
• Networking opportunities
• Dorms look decent enough
• Giving me a lot of aid so it’d be doable with not too much debt

Cons for UCB:

• Far away from home (7 hours)
• Berkeley has been said to be a little shady at night
• The food looks like it sucks
• No guarantee 2 years housing
• the major is lesser known than comms

Pros for UCLA:

• Film Industry/LA connections
• LA locale means so many industries are imbedded in the area
• Food looks fire
• Dorms look nice as well
• Guaranteed 2 year housing
• Way closer to home (within an hour and a half)

Cons for UCLA:

• LA seems like a less walkable city/enjoyable one
• Not giving me a lot of aid so it’ll be unaffordable without a lot of debt
• Is in an area that I’ve been to many times so the college “experience” is lessened if that makes sense
• Program seems too “easy” and there is a lot of competition for positions

These aren’t set in stone for the lists, but things I could think of off the top of my head. What do you guys think? Any advice?