ROFL, a whole 3 weeks?LayingDownDaLaw wrote:It's been almost 3 weeks and no answer.
ROFLMAO, if only it were that easy.LayingDownDaLaw wrote: I made it pretty clear in my application that Rutgers was my number one choice too.
ROFL, a whole 3 weeks?LayingDownDaLaw wrote:It's been almost 3 weeks and no answer.
ROFLMAO, if only it were that easy.LayingDownDaLaw wrote: I made it pretty clear in my application that Rutgers was my number one choice too.
Don't worry- this thread is always slow. And I think Rutgers must be on winter break still, because nobody has been posting any news. It will probably start back up again once people start hearing back after the new year. You didn't kill the thread. It's just hibernating.inSouthAmerica wrote:well i killed the thread. fantastic.
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Ight, Deal. I only hope for your sake that we have that opportunity. You drink Sierra Nevada by any chance?
Has anyone actually visited Rutgers-Newark yet. If so, how is the actual law school building? How's the library and other facilities? I know the area immediately around the campus is not bad and they have a nice little campus for what it is and the area its in, but I am unfamiliar with the school itself and that one thread with the pictures sucks and was not very telling as the school was closed.
There's 4 Path trains in Jersey Citygetmetolawschool wrote:JC should take about 20 min on the path train to Newark ... the issue with taking the path though seems to be that while Seton Hall is located a super-short walk from Newark-Penn Station, Rutgers-N is a bit of a hike (again, I haven't been to RU's campus yet so can anyone confirm this?) ... I don't have a car either so that's def a bit of a concern for me, too. But JC is great and can be significantly cheaper than Hoboken, depending on the neighborhood you choose.Quick question.. how is the commute to R-N from jersey city as opposed to hoboken? I'd much rather live closer to the city..and the rent in hoboken is pretty steep. Newark isn't exactly to appealing to me though..and I really want to get rid of my car, the less expenses the better.
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