Re: Seattle 2010
Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 3:24 pm
How long would it take to drive (or take the bus) from Queen Anne to SU during the rush hours?
How about around UW?
Or Greenlake area?
How about around UW?
Or Greenlake area?
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oberlin08 wrote:How long would it take to drive (or take the bus) from Queen Anne to SU during the rush hours?
How about around UW?
Or Greenlake area?
Actually, if you take either the back way from QA on highway 99 or take 15th Avenue to Western and then take Western to the Pioneer Square area (think James) up to Capital Hill / SU, it should only take you about 15-25 minutes maximum to SU from QA via car in rush hour traffic. Without traffic, it probably would take you about 10 minutes. Traffic in Seattle is not nearly as bad as other areas of the country IMHO.autoding wrote:oberlin08 wrote:How long would it take to drive (or take the bus) from Queen Anne to SU during the rush hours?
How about around UW?
Or Greenlake area?
Queen Anne to SU can be a HUGE pain during rush hour..........google "mercer mess"
From UW wouldn't be bad, but personally I think there are much nicer areas to live in within walking/biking distance of SU.
From Greenlake could get a little messy during rush hour, I-5 would be your best route and obviously thats going to back up. Also 50th and 45th streets running East-West get backed up from Hwy 99 thru I-5.
I would really recommend looking close to campus around Capitol Hill.
15th/Elliot to Western and then on to Yessler/ James is generally the credited response for lower QA->SU, but it doesn't take much to go wrong for this to stretch out over 45 minutes during the evening rush.seattlite wrote: Actually, if you take either the back way from QA on highway 99 or take 15th Avenue to Western and then take Western to the Pioneer Square area (think James) up to Capital Hill / SU, it should only take you about 15-25 minutes maximum to SU from QA via car in rush hour traffic. Without traffic, it probably would take you about 10 minutes. Traffic in Seattle is not nearly as bad as other areas of the country IMHO.
jepoy wrote:Anyone have any suggestions on how to ask for an update via email? I've been in review since 2/25. I'm hoping that the wait means that I'm not going to get dinged.
Nah nothing yet. I called on Wednesday and the lady I spoke to told me that my application is with the committee. I'm guessing you're on the waiting boat too?autoding wrote:jepoy wrote:Anyone have any suggestions on how to ask for an update via email? I've been in review since 2/25. I'm hoping that the wait means that I'm not going to get dinged.
Jepoy,
Have you gotten a decision yet?
Anyone else still waiting?
In today by status checker!jepoy wrote:Nah nothing yet. I called on Wednesday and the lady I spoke to told me that my application is with the committee. I'm guessing you're on the waiting boat too?autoding wrote:jepoy wrote:Anyone have any suggestions on how to ask for an update via email? I've been in review since 2/25. I'm hoping that the wait means that I'm not going to get dinged.
Jepoy,
Have you gotten a decision yet?
Anyone else still waiting?
Any opinions on the Madrona/Leschi areal? Looks like it's still pretty close to school but I'm finding cheaper rents there. Is it a good/safe area?autoding wrote:oberlin08 wrote:How long would it take to drive (or take the bus) from Queen Anne to SU during the rush hours?
How about around UW?
Or Greenlake area?
Queen Anne to SU can be a HUGE pain during rush hour..........google "mercer mess"
From UW wouldn't be bad, but personally I think there are much nicer areas to live in within walking/biking distance of SU.
From Greenlake could get a little messy during rush hour, I-5 would be your best route and obviously thats going to back up. Also 50th and 45th streets running East-West get backed up from Hwy 99 thru I-5.
I would really recommend looking close to campus around Capitol Hill.
jepoy wrote:In today by status checker!jepoy wrote:Nah nothing yet. I called on Wednesday and the lady I spoke to told me that my application is with the committee. I'm guessing you're on the waiting boat too?autoding wrote:jepoy wrote:Anyone have any suggestions on how to ask for an update via email? I've been in review since 2/25. I'm hoping that the wait means that I'm not going to get dinged.
Jepoy,
Have you gotten a decision yet?
Anyone else still waiting?
In today by status checker!
Congrats, guys!Congratulations!!!
I had finally weaned myself off obsessively checking my status, but saw your update here and ran to my own status checker.............and I am in as well!
Congratulations as well autoding!upfish wrote:In today by status checker!Congrats, guys!Congratulations!!!
I had finally weaned myself off obsessively checking my status, but saw your update here and ran to my own status checker.............and I am in as well!
Madrona / Leschi are good areas, though they are hard to get to without a car I believe (you have to go through somewhat sketchy areas to get between those areas and SU). So, while those are great areas, you should probably factor in the cost of transportation (parking) into your costs. Just my 2 cents. I live in NE Seattle and will likely be parking on campus as well (though my husband might be shuttling himself to downtown from SU everyday). Parking at SU is cheaper than downtown, though expensive for a law student.Izzle13 wrote:Any opinions on the Madrona/Leschi areal? Looks like it's still pretty close to school but I'm finding cheaper rents there. Is it a good/safe area?autoding wrote:oberlin08 wrote:How long would it take to drive (or take the bus) from Queen Anne to SU during the rush hours?
How about around UW?
Or Greenlake area?
Queen Anne to SU can be a HUGE pain during rush hour..........google "mercer mess"
From UW wouldn't be bad, but personally I think there are much nicer areas to live in within walking/biking distance of SU.
From Greenlake could get a little messy during rush hour, I-5 would be your best route and obviously thats going to back up. Also 50th and 45th streets running East-West get backed up from Hwy 99 thru I-5.
I would really recommend looking close to campus around Capitol Hill.
I'm a 2L at SU and the curve is set to a B- so its pretty hard to get an A. there were probably 5 - 10 people in my 90 person section that got A's. Everyone in LS is coming in having never gotten anything other than A's their entire life, but 75% of the class or more are not going to get an A, so be prepared for a shock to the system. LS grading is a crap shoot you will get B+'s in classes you barely studied for an C+'s for classes you thought you had down cold.rufioooooo wrote:so how hard is it to get A's with this grade curve? i've never had to deal with a grading curve before....
TheRyanocerous wrote:I'm a 2L at SU and the curve is set to a B- so its pretty hard to get an A. there were probably 5 - 10 people in my 90 person section that got A's. Everyone in LS is coming in having never gotten anything other than A's their entire life , but 75% of the class or more are not going to get an A, so be prepared for a shock to the system. LS grading is a crap shoot you will get B+'s in classes you barely studied for an C+'s for classes you thought you had down cold.rufioooooo wrote:so how hard is it to get A's with this grade curve? i've never had to deal with a grading curve before....
There are people with UG 4.0s at SU? o.OTheRyanocerous wrote:I'm a 2L at SU and the curve is set to a B- so its pretty hard to get an A. there were probably 5 - 10 people in my 90 person section that got A's. Everyone in LS is coming in having never gotten anything other than A's their entire life, but 75% of the class or more are not going to get an A, so be prepared for a shock to the system. LS grading is a crap shoot you will get B+'s in classes you barely studied for an C+'s for classes you thought you had down cold.rufioooooo wrote:so how hard is it to get A's with this grade curve? i've never had to deal with a grading curve before....
Thank you juliosilverwolf! Neither for me. I couldn't get the day off for the visit day.juliosilverwolf wrote:Congrats to you guys finally admitted! So - Who is going to Spring Visit Day on Monday, and who is starting in June? (Me, on both counts, for one).
I'm told (by the AD of Adminissions) that this kind of information will start flowing on Monday.oberlin08 wrote:Does anyone know when they might be releasing more detailed information about the start of school, like registration, email addresses etc?
juliosilverwolf wrote:Congrats to you guys finally admitted! So - Who is going to Spring Visit Day on Monday, and who is starting in June? (Me, on both counts, for one).
I think in an email, and maybe the website? Lemme look....autoding wrote:juliosilverwolf wrote:Congrats to you guys finally admitted! So - Who is going to Spring Visit Day on Monday, and who is starting in June? (Me, on both counts, for one).
Where did you receive the info for the Spring Visit day?