I disagree. The more I learn about UChicago, the more I like it, but both of the people who got me interested in law went to Harvard and are very bright and good guys. Stop hating on our brothers in arms on the East Coast. There should be some type of law student solidarity. Except Yale...you can always bash those guys in my presenceSentry wrote:Harvard is a diploma mill. That is all.
Sarcasm detection fail.Non-Chalant1 wrote:I disagree. The more I learn about UChicago, the more I like it, but both of the people who got me interested in law went to Harvard and are very bright and good guys. Stop hating on our brothers in arms on the East Coast. There should be some type of law student solidarity. Except Yale...you can always bash those guys in my presenceSentry wrote:Harvard is a diploma mill. That is all.
As a 1L, I am highly encouraging you being skeptic of Regents Park. However, I also encourage you to be skeptical of other buildings in Hyde Park.seancooksey07 wrote:Hmmm still really unsure about Regents. I'll be living alone so I'm not sure if I would be better off living at one of the less expensive/closer places that the University owns.
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(I don't mean like, crime safe, just that I know what it is, what it looks like, and that there will be law students there.) I'm definitely still looking around, though. We'll see!
Yeah, that whole comment about there being "the highest concentration of law students" is enough to make one anxious about being an outsider and missing out on some kind of 1L law school community that will form in Regents. On the other hand, I tend to like to be selectively available and may not enjoy that as much. But yes, the operative phrase is definitely we'll see.eskimo wrote:I feel like I will be more skeptical for 2L and 3L, but the more I think about it, the more I just want to make sure I have a nice place with friends for 1L, and Regents seems like the "safe" choice.
Yeah, if I live there it will be with a roommate but the 2BR rate isn't bad at all (if you're splitting it with someone.)trudat15 wrote:Regents seems nice but it's a little expensive from what I can tell, at least for a one bedroom.
But there were no inferences.eskimo wrote:Sarcasm detection fail.Non-Chalant1 wrote:I disagree. The more I learn about UChicago, the more I like it, but both of the people who got me interested in law went to Harvard and are very bright and good guys. Stop hating on our brothers in arms on the East Coast. There should be some type of law student solidarity. Except Yale...you can always bash those guys in my presenceSentry wrote:Harvard is a diploma mill. That is all.
I mean, last year it was $1400/month (not including utilities) for a 2BR (so only $700 each with a roommate) and to me, at least, that doesn't seem that expensive for Chicago? Maybe I haven't done enough research though. I think the "hype" is just that it's nice, the bus goes directly from there to the law school, and a lot of law students live there. From what I gather in the Chicago threads on here, though, there are a lot of students who live elsewhere and love their housing, so it's definitely not the only option.Non-Chalant1 wrote:What is this hype about this Regent's place. I looked at it and it looks pricey. Someone explain to me the advantages of it. I didn't think I'd get into U of C so I wasn't really paying attention before LOL.
That's not bad at all actually. I must have misread because I was like "who are these well off people talking about 1000 a month by myself isn't expensive?"eskimo wrote:I mean, last year it was $1400/month (not including utilities) for a 2BR (so only $700 each with a roommate) and to me, at least, that doesn't seem that expensive for Chicago? Maybe I haven't done enough research though. I think the "hype" is just that it's nice, the bus goes directly from there to the law school, and a lot of law students live there. From what I gather in the Chicago threads on here, though, there are a lot of students who live elsewhere and love their housing, so it's definitely not the only option.Non-Chalant1 wrote:What is this hype about this Regent's place. I looked at it and it looks pricey. Someone explain to me the advantages of it. I didn't think I'd get into U of C so I wasn't really paying attention before LOL.
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Ahh thanks for clarifying. I only took a cursory glance at the prices, but the 2bedrooms seem very reasonably priced, at least for a major city.eskimo wrote:Well it is over $1000/month for a 1BR, so maybe that's what you saw? And I definitely think that's a little outrageous.
Yeah the $1400 is with the student discount. (That was last year, so I don't know if that'll go up this year, but I'm guessing it will a little bit.)trudat15 wrote:Ahh thanks for clarifying. I only took a cursory glance at the prices, but the 2bedrooms seem very reasonably priced, at least for a major city.eskimo wrote:Well it is over $1000/month for a 1BR, so maybe that's what you saw? And I definitely think that's a little outrageous.
Also, dont UChi students get some sort of student discount? Or lease special?
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If you're planning on a roommate, I'm sure it won't be difficult to find one who already has furniture? Theoretically you could get away with just buying a bed.Kili wrote:Mmhmm...I'll probably live in Regents as well, but preferably in a 2BR. If anyone's wondering, I called and they are not furnished. /fail for my laziness
I suppose if you keep everything for 3 years that means it will be cheaper in the long run.
I looked around South Loop before settling on a pretty sweet place in Hyde Park. South Loop prices tended to be a few hundred dollars more expensive for a 2brm ($1800ish instead of $1500ish for the places we were looking at). I think once you get all the way up into Lakeview you can find comparable prices to HP, but it is kind of a trek to get to school (though there are definitely 1Ls who live up there and love it).DorianGray89 wrote:Does anyone know if apartments closer to downtown are the same price or more expensive?
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Glad you liked it!Kili wrote:Pretty! Thank you Eski!
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