Thomas Jefferson School of Law Forum
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Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Does anyone know of a good apartment complex to live in at Thomas Jefferson School of Law? I want to be able to have convenience as well as the ability to meet other TJSL students.
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DUDE. You will be living in San Diego. LIVE AT THE BEACH. for $1100 you can live right on the fing sand in Ocean Beach or Pacific Beach. If you go for OB, make sure you are SOUTH of Newport. Trust me. North of it is garbage land.
Living in the city itself seems ridiculous. If you aren't taking advantage of the beach in SD then you really are wasting the opportunity.
EDIT: commute to the school can't be more than 15 minutes max from OB.
Living in the city itself seems ridiculous. If you aren't taking advantage of the beach in SD then you really are wasting the opportunity.
EDIT: commute to the school can't be more than 15 minutes max from OB.
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I would much rather drive 20 minutes to get to school everyday and return each afternoon to a beach community than to live in mission valley where the only entertainment is the mall.The places with good access to the beach have longer drivers which sucks. You can just drive to the beach on off days.
Again: if you are living in san diego and are not living next to the beach, you are making a huge mistake. Especially since rent for a 1 bedroom apartment 1 block from the ocean is so cheap. It is pretty sweet to get home from work/school and go for a swim before dinner.
Also, people that live away from the beach tend to have a difficult time getting there.
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Cheap rent by the beach? WTF is this place cause then ill move out of my apartment right now and move 15 mins away from where I live now. Beach is good if you can afford it and dont mind the traffic that accumulates there on a weekday. Mission Valley is just as pricey as the beach without the view, but it is a prime location for everything needed. One thing in mind is that there is no real such things cheap rent in San Diego when you live in the hotspots, i.e downtown, the beach, The valleys.
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ehh..1100 may be alittle low..id say around 12-1300 is what youd expect unless you live further from the water andshittier parts..
really though, both ob and pb can be pretty shitty for a student...no where to park your car, loud, party scene, fights, cops sirens, HELL of a drive coming up garnet or grand aves in the morning, etc.
dont get me wrong, pb is fun times on the weekend, but living there, as a law student, i think you may regret it...I almost signed a lease in pb, then reconsidered due to this very fact. Looked around, found a palce in del mar (del mar and la jolla are the two nicest places in san diego) for a very reasonable 1300 a month...everything is cleaner, safer, nicer....and its not a bad drive at all...10-15 min to tjls.
really though, both ob and pb can be pretty shitty for a student...no where to park your car, loud, party scene, fights, cops sirens, HELL of a drive coming up garnet or grand aves in the morning, etc.
dont get me wrong, pb is fun times on the weekend, but living there, as a law student, i think you may regret it...I almost signed a lease in pb, then reconsidered due to this very fact. Looked around, found a palce in del mar (del mar and la jolla are the two nicest places in san diego) for a very reasonable 1300 a month...everything is cleaner, safer, nicer....and its not a bad drive at all...10-15 min to tjls.
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Re: Thomas Jefferson School of Law
Mission Valley is not a shitheap, but it is devoid of character. Clairemont is also relentlessly homogeneous.
I live in Hillcrest / North Park area. Hillcrest is the gay, upwardly-mobile neighborhood with fantastic ethnic restaurants, an indie theater, it's near Balboa Park, etc. North Park is not quite as far along with the gentrification--is a little grittier, but more arty/hipstery.
Nearby neighborhoods like University Heights, South Park, Mission Hills, and Banker's Hill all have nice things to offer, with slightly different personalities.
Both are just a short drive from Thomas Jefferson, and there's even a very nice back way through Old Town / Presidio area to get to school if the freeway is jammed up.
I hate the ocean lifestyle and surfer thing, and the absence of seasons... I'm an east-coaster by temperament.
I live in Hillcrest / North Park area. Hillcrest is the gay, upwardly-mobile neighborhood with fantastic ethnic restaurants, an indie theater, it's near Balboa Park, etc. North Park is not quite as far along with the gentrification--is a little grittier, but more arty/hipstery.
Nearby neighborhoods like University Heights, South Park, Mission Hills, and Banker's Hill all have nice things to offer, with slightly different personalities.
Both are just a short drive from Thomas Jefferson, and there's even a very nice back way through Old Town / Presidio area to get to school if the freeway is jammed up.
I hate the ocean lifestyle and surfer thing, and the absence of seasons... I'm an east-coaster by temperament.
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Re: Thomas Jefferson School of Law
what are the closest districts to TJSL?
i'm from Long Beach, and don't wanna waste $100 in gas (i drive a truck) to go look at places...I'd rather craigslist my butt off first.
Again, what are the closest districts/neighborhoods to TJSL, by name.
thank you
i'm from Long Beach, and don't wanna waste $100 in gas (i drive a truck) to go look at places...I'd rather craigslist my butt off first.
Again, what are the closest districts/neighborhoods to TJSL, by name.
thank you
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Re: Thomas Jefferson School of Law
I went to their admitted students day event this past Saturday. They will be opening a building downtown in East Village where their new law school facilities are being constructed for January 2011.
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