mst wrote:rikkitikki wrote: -Live on campus with us and the other majority of the entering class! We can be super great friends/alcoholics together.
Is this for real? I can't believe that on-campus is a good deal anywhere, let alone in Manhatten.
mst wrote:rikkitikki wrote: -Live on campus with us and the other majority of the entering class! We can be super great friends/alcoholics together.
LinzerTorte wrote:Are you a multi-millionaire?shanemahsa wrote:Would it really be cheaper to live "off-campus" but in the village?
Not only not cheaper, but not possible! The entire village is now NYU housing.
Not really, but I think the people talking about living off campus are talking about East Village or Brooklyn, both places where it is possible to live more cheaply or not share an apartment.
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Not so dumb a question. The East Village is above the LES, which itself is slowly being engulfed by Chinatown. To the East of the EV is Alphabet City (avenues A-D)--a bit less safe due to substantial public housing on Avenue D and a bit farther from the subway, but definitely a cheap option still relatively convenient to NYU. I've been living in the city since 2005 and am happy to answer any housing/city-related questions as best as I'm able.Jader wrote:
Is the east village the same as the lower east side?
(on a similar note I think this thread might devolve into really embarrassing questions about basic NYC geography)
nevermind i should just look a map when I have dumb questions they're completely separate neighborhoods
Is craigslist the best bet for looking at places in that area?Dayan114 wrote:Not so dumb a question. The East Village is above the LES, which itself is slowly being engulfed by Chinatown. To the East of the EV is Alphabet City (avenues A-D)--a bit less safe due to substantial public housing on Avenue D and a bit farther from the subway, but definitely a cheap option still relatively convenient to NYU. I've been living in the city since 2005 and am happy to answer any housing/city-related questions as best as I'm able.Jader wrote:
Is the east village the same as the lower east side?
(on a similar note I think this thread might devolve into really embarrassing questions about basic NYC geography)
nevermind i should just look a map when I have dumb questions they're completely separate neighborhoods
Yes.Jader wrote:Is craigslist the best bet for looking at places in that area?Dayan114 wrote:Not so dumb a question. The East Village is above the LES, which itself is slowly being engulfed by Chinatown. To the East of the EV is Alphabet City (avenues A-D)--a bit less safe due to substantial public housing on Avenue D and a bit farther from the subway, but definitely a cheap option still relatively convenient to NYU. I've been living in the city since 2005 and am happy to answer any housing/city-related questions as best as I'm able.Jader wrote:
Is the east village the same as the lower east side?
(on a similar note I think this thread might devolve into really embarrassing questions about basic NYC geography)
nevermind i should just look a map when I have dumb questions they're completely separate neighborhoods
Full disclosure: I grew up in NYC, so I am much more comfortable with the different neighborhoods and the craigslist hunt then someone who is moving here for the first time (don't know anything about you, client!). That being said, I can't imagine paying to live in the ls housing, when there are SO many other options, and not all in crazy busy/UG-filled neighborhoods.thecilent wrote:So before I start doing any real research.. is the ls housing that much more expensive then something you can find on your own (if I'm looking for a one bedroom not far from the ls)?
Edit - just saw your answer to this linzer
Yeah I've only been to NYC a handful of times. I was thinking just do the ls housing for the first year, so I didn't have to deal with searching, commuting, etc.. then 2l and 3l get something else. Idk though. Guess I have to do someresearch and whatnotLinzerTorte wrote:Full disclosure: I grew up in NYC, so I am much more comfortable with the different neighborhoods and the craigslist hunt then someone who is moving here for the first time (don't know anything about you, client!). That being said, I can't imagine paying to live in the ls housing, when there are SO many other options, and not all in crazy busy/UG-filled neighborhoods.thecilent wrote:So before I start doing any real research.. is the ls housing that much more expensive then something you can find on your own (if I'm looking for a one bedroom not far from the ls)?
Edit - just saw your answer to this linzer
Fuller disclosure: I am considering staying in Brooklyn even if I attend CLS, which is completely bananas, so take everything I say about commute times, etc. with a grain of salt.
Where in Brooklyn? Only time I lived in Brooklyn was when I lived in Dumbo for awhile. I might need to try a real neighborhood at some point lol.LinzerTorte wrote:Fuller disclosure: I am considering staying in Brooklyn even if I attend CLS, which is completely bananas, so take everything I say about commute times, etc. with a grain of salt.
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Cobble Hill.ahduth wrote:Where in Brooklyn? Only time I lived in Brooklyn was when I lived in Dumbo for awhile. I might need to try a real neighborhood at some point lol.LinzerTorte wrote:Fuller disclosure: I am considering staying in Brooklyn even if I attend CLS, which is completely bananas, so take everything I say about commute times, etc. with a grain of salt.
For perspective's sake: I live in suburban NJ and commute to midtown East. (Moving for LS, obviously...)LinzerTorte wrote:Cobble Hill.ahduth wrote:Where in Brooklyn? Only time I lived in Brooklyn was when I lived in Dumbo for awhile. I might need to try a real neighborhood at some point lol.LinzerTorte wrote:Fuller disclosure: I am considering staying in Brooklyn even if I attend CLS, which is completely bananas, so take everything I say about commute times, etc. with a grain of salt.
Hahaha DUMBO, I would kill myself if all I had in life was the F train.
Oh man! That's hardcore.NYC_7911 wrote:For perspective's sake: I live in suburban NJ and commute to midtown East. (Moving for LS, obviously...)LinzerTorte wrote:Cobble Hill.ahduth wrote:Where in Brooklyn? Only time I lived in Brooklyn was when I lived in Dumbo for awhile. I might need to try a real neighborhood at some point lol.LinzerTorte wrote:Fuller disclosure: I am considering staying in Brooklyn even if I attend CLS, which is completely bananas, so take everything I say about commute times, etc. with a grain of salt.
Hahaha DUMBO, I would kill myself if all I had in life was the F train.
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Yeah I should have mentioned mine cleared a few days ago too. WOOT no more having to do -600 mentally every time i look at my balance AND at being able to say nyu HAS to take me now. Nothing they can do bout it lol.cruelestgame wrote:so i just saw that my deposit check has finally cleared...no email or confirmation though just saw it through my bank
That is pretty nuts. I kept reading that as if you actually meant to type the bronx(not sure if that is more or less nuts).LinzerTorte wrote: Fuller disclosure: I am considering staying in Brooklyn even if I attend CLS, which is completely bananas, so take everything I say about commute times, etc. with a grain of salt.
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No, I had (once again) spent an unknown & ridiculous amount of money at various bars the night before and did a quick check on my bank account that day, that's how I knew.cruelestgame wrote:you didn't get an email or anything though right?
Last year it was this Friday.tkgrrett wrote:That is pretty nuts. I kept reading that as if you actually meant to type the bronx(not sure if that is more or less nuts).LinzerTorte wrote: Fuller disclosure: I am considering staying in Brooklyn even if I attend CLS, which is completely bananas, so take everything I say about commute times, etc. with a grain of salt.
Has anyone worked on pinpointing the week for notifications of finalist status on named scholarships?? I looked it up once and I remember it being the second half of february but I cant remember if it was the last week or second to last week.
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Last year it was this Friday.
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