Cornell Class of 2012 Forum

[sheltron5000]

some of the places closer to the commons and farther from the law school are really nice and relatively cheap compared to the places higher up... i saw a lot of them, and they looked amazing for their price, considering some of the places that were closer and going for at least $200 more..

but, the only problem is...in mid- jan.. waiting for a bus ..or walking that distance...would be a real pain in the arse..


Edit: Woohoo! they just got my seat deposit!! it's official!

better to wait for a bus than to walk any distance up that hill...

[panda]

some of the places closer to the commons and farther from the law school are really nice and relatively cheap compared to the places higher up... i saw a lot of them, and they looked amazing for their price, considering some of the places that were closer and going for at least $200 more..

but, the only problem is...in mid- jan.. waiting for a bus ..or walking that distance...would be a real pain in the arse..


Edit: Woohoo! they just got my seat deposit!! it's official!

better to wait for a bus than to walk any distance up that hill...

but what about the glutes??

[sheltron5000]

like anyone will notice your glutes under all those layers of insulation...

[panda]

like anyone will notice your glutes under all those layers of insulation...

haha...touche

[como]

like anyone will notice your glutes under all those layers of insulation...

I would

[sheltron5000]

like anyone will notice your glutes under all those layers of insulation...

I would

como = trouble

[Other25BeforeYou]

So is EVERYONE trying to live in CT or Hughes? I really wasn't excited by the idea of living that close to all the undergrads.

I rented a reasonably priced one bedroom on a residential street that's about a 20 minute walk from the law school, but very near a bus line that goes straight to the law school. But then, I like to live sort of removed from things. It seems like the perfect place for me, since I've heard it's quiet, but it's also walking distance to the law school, collegetown, and the commons.

I'm sooo excited.

[como]

lol, just playing...kind of..

[como]

So is EVERYONE trying to live in CT or Hughes? I really wasn't excited by the idea of living that close to all the undergrads.

I rented a reasonably priced one bedroom on a residential street that's about a 20 minute walk from the law school, but very near a bus line that goes straight to the law school. But then, I like to live sort of removed from things. It seems like the perfect place for me, since I've heard it's quiet, but it's also walking distance to the law school, collegetown, and the commons.

I'm sooo excited.

Hey, will you move that list I compiled on page 5 to the front of this thread?

[Other25BeforeYou]

Whoops, sorry I didn't do that earlier, I've been traveling some and haven't been checking the site regularly.

But yeah, it's done.

[danielfgator]

You guys will have killer glutes walking up that hill.

Lol... Hell no... I'll be waiting for the bus to come and pick me up.

edit: 20 min walk up that hill is a no-go for me in ANY kind of weather.

[panda]

if i remember correctly...the bus service is actually free for 1Ls..but after that..you have to pay up...

[danielfgator]

if i remember correctly...the bus service is actually free for 1Ls..but after that..you have to pay up...

That's what I was told as well.

[stayingclassy]

I lived in lower collegetown as an undergrad and always walked. It wasn't so bad, and my classes then were further away from my houses than the law school will be.

[danielfgator]

I thought about buying a motorcycle again because I had one while I was living in Gainesville and it was pretty convenient to move around town and campus.

But then I remembered I was going to be living in Ithaca.

I'll be bringing my car and will likely be driving frequently to NYC and DC, so if anyone wants to carpool, I wouldn't mind sharing the costs. I can only fit one person in my little car and two small suitcases though.

[panda]

I thought about buying a motorcycle again because I had one while I was living in Gainesville and it was pretty convenient to move around town and campus.

But then I remembered I was going to be living in Ithaca.

I'll be bringing my car and will likely be driving frequently to NYC and DC, so if anyone wants to carpool, I wouldn't mind sharing the costs. I can only fit one person in my little car and two small suitcases though.

i would definitely take you up on that offer...

[sheltron5000]

I thought about buying a motorcycle again because I had one while I was living in Gainesville and it was pretty convenient to move around town and campus.

But then I remembered I was going to be living in Ithaca.

I'll be bringing my car and will likely be driving frequently to NYC and DC, so if anyone wants to carpool, I wouldn't mind sharing the costs. I can only fit one person in my little car and two small suitcases though.

seriously, I doubt you will ever go alone. unless you want to. if you do we will all be sad

[thesouthside]

Just for my finaid e-mail.

-Thrilled!

Cornell it is!

Looking forward to meeting you all!

fixd

[sheltron5000]

WELCOME!!!!!

[panda]

Just for my finaid e-mail.

-Thrilled!

Cornell it is!

Looking forward to meeting you all!

fixd

welcome!

[sheltron5000]

So a friend of mine decided not to work this summer, now we're talking about a road trip to move me to Ithaca. Coming from Portland, OR, what would be the cool stuff to see along the way?

[missxo]

long-time observer but first-time poster...

add me to the list! see you all in the fall! so excited

[thesouthside]

So a friend of mine decided not to work this summer, now we're talking about a road trip to move me to Ithaca. Coming from Portland, OR, what would be the cool stuff to see along the way?

Not sure but I always use lonely planet - USA as a reference for road trips.

[woeisme]

So a friend of mine decided not to work this summer, now we're talking about a road trip to move me to Ithaca. Coming from Portland, OR, what would be the cool stuff to see along the way?

Chicago, dude.

[sheltron5000]

So a friend of mine decided not to work this summer, now we're talking about a road trip to move me to Ithaca. Coming from Portland, OR, what would be the cool stuff to see along the way?

Not sure but I always use lonely planet - USA as a reference for road trips.

Thanks for the tip!

So a friend of mine decided not to work this summer, now we're talking about a road trip to move me to Ithaca. Coming from Portland, OR, what would be the cool stuff to see along the way?

Chicago, dude.

duh


ETA: On that note, how are most people planing to move?