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Transfer Triton Day is a showcase of UC San Diego's vibrant community of infinite opportunities. Transfer Triton Day allows admitted students and their families to explore the UC San Diego campus, undergraduate colleges, academic departments, student services, student organizations and endless resources. Going to UC San Diego Transfer day was very informational. The campus was very big and the school environment was very friendly. We started our day with a 20-minute introduction to UC San Diego and Transfer Triton Day. Staff members from the school talked to us about the requirements and what clubs are offered to students. Then transfer students came to the stage to talk to us about why they chose UC San Diego and what they did to get in, then

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