Me too! My dad and I are making the 12 hr drive from NY tomorrow starting tomorrow at 5 am... not excited for that but definitely excited to meet some other potential '14-ers!Sex Bob-Omb wrote:Oh, and I will be there Friday.TammyC.Hsu wrote:I'm almost 90% sure going to Wake, so I figured I would finally make a post after months of browsing the forums. Anyone going to ASD 3/18? Have not found any posts for the upcoming event...
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+1Sex Bob-Omb wrote:Oh, and I will be there Friday.TammyC.Hsu wrote:I'm almost 90% sure going to Wake, so I figured I would finally make a post after months of browsing the forums. Anyone going to ASD 3/18? Have not found any posts for the upcoming event...
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Hey! I have been accepted and will be attending admitted students day on 3/25. Haven't been given any scholarship money as of yet though Has anyone ever been to the Winston-Salem area? I'm really hoping its not really country and has somewhat of a city feel. Any info would be great!
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The man, the myth, the legend - The beautiful Bob Ross.tstyler98 wrote:TheFactor...love the profile pic!
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W-S is a mid to small city. It has a decent sized mall and enough traffic to be a pain in the ass.mizzjasmine07 wrote:Hey! I have been accepted and will be attending admitted students day on 3/25. Haven't been given any scholarship money as of yet though Has anyone ever been to the Winston-Salem area? I'm really hoping its not really country and has somewhat of a city feel. Any info would be great!
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Winston-Salem has a population of almost 500,000. It definitely has a city vibe to it. Pretty much everything you want as far as stores and restaurants is within a 15 minute drive from campus. It has a pretty good sized mall, 2 Walmarts, 2 Targets, pretty much every chain restaurant or fast food store including 3 Jimmy John's, most chain retail stores, etc. And the few things it might not have, you can always drive 30-45 minutes to go to Greensboro, a little over an hour to Charlotte, or a little less than 2 hours to Raleigh.mizzjasmine07 wrote:Hey! I have been accepted and will be attending admitted students day on 3/25. Haven't been given any scholarship money as of yet though Has anyone ever been to the Winston-Salem area? I'm really hoping its not really country and has somewhat of a city feel. Any info would be great!
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Winston isn't quite that big..."Winston-Salem is a city in the U.S. state of North Carolina, with a 2010 population of 229,617" per wikipedia. It does however have really anything you could possibly need as stated above.tstyler98 wrote:Winston-Salem has a population of almost 500,000. It definitely has a city vibe to it. Pretty much everything you want as far as stores and restaurants is within a 15 minute drive from campus. It has a pretty good sized mall, 2 Walmarts, 2 Targets, pretty much every chain restaurant or fast food store including 3 Jimmy John's, most chain retail stores, etc. And the few things it might not have, you can always drive 30-45 minutes to go to Greensboro, a little over an hour to Charlotte, or a little less than 2 hours to Raleigh.mizzjasmine07 wrote:Hey! I have been accepted and will be attending admitted students day on 3/25. Haven't been given any scholarship money as of yet though Has anyone ever been to the Winston-Salem area? I'm really hoping its not really country and has somewhat of a city feel. Any info would be great!
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Thought I'd join in on this thread since, barring admittance to my remaining reaches, I'll likely be attending in the fall.
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Does anyone know if there's a FB group or page for us yet?
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Hey guys, starting to look like I will be attending. I still need to hear back from my top two, but I don't think I am that lucky. I went to their scholar day back in feb and was pretty impressed. I think I would enjoy three years there,
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For those of you interested in communicating to future classmates in a more open fashion, there is now a "Wake Forest Law Class of 2014" FB group
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I tried to search for it an it's not showing up! Can you post a link?SunnyBee wrote:For those of you interested in communicating to future classmates in a more open fashion, there is now a "Wake Forest Law Class of 2014" FB group
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You're right. I was on the wikipedia page as well, but looked at the 2009 population estimate and missed the 2010 one.NCtoDC wrote:Winston isn't quite that big..."Winston-Salem is a city in the U.S. state of North Carolina, with a 2010 population of 229,617" per wikipedia. It does however have really anything you could possibly need as stated above.tstyler98 wrote:Winston-Salem has a population of almost 500,000. It definitely has a city vibe to it. Pretty much everything you want as far as stores and restaurants is within a 15 minute drive from campus. It has a pretty good sized mall, 2 Walmarts, 2 Targets, pretty much every chain restaurant or fast food store including 3 Jimmy John's, most chain retail stores, etc. And the few things it might not have, you can always drive 30-45 minutes to go to Greensboro, a little over an hour to Charlotte, or a little less than 2 hours to Raleigh.mizzjasmine07 wrote:Hey! I have been accepted and will be attending admitted students day on 3/25. Haven't been given any scholarship money as of yet though Has anyone ever been to the Winston-Salem area? I'm really hoping its not really country and has somewhat of a city feel. Any info would be great!
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See ya in August! Wake won me over on ASD. Beautiful campus for sure!CaptainApathy wrote:Tired of waiting on Chapel Hill, Emory didn't offer enough money, and Wake has the most beautiful campus I've seen in my years of visiting college towns. Sending in my deposit this week, I'll be seeing you guys in the Fall.
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Depending on where you're coming from, Winston-Salem is more like a "big town". I spent some time walking around downtown when I visited on ASD, and I was rather disappointed. But then again, they have a downtown newsletter that talked about revitalization, and there are many people moving into town who are dedicated to developing Winston Salem into a "real" city. Personally, I'm hoping for lots of live music and jazz in the Arts district... Outside of downtown, I don't know that they have a bar district or much of a nightlife.NCtoDC wrote:Winston isn't quite that big..."Winston-Salem is a city in the U.S. state of North Carolina, with a 2010 population of 229,617" per wikipedia. It does however have really anything you could possibly need as stated above.tstyler98 wrote:Winston-Salem has a population of almost 500,000. It definitely has a city vibe to it. Pretty much everything you want as far as stores and restaurants is within a 15 minute drive from campus. It has a pretty good sized mall, 2 Walmarts, 2 Targets, pretty much every chain restaurant or fast food store including 3 Jimmy John's, most chain retail stores, etc. And the few things it might not have, you can always drive 30-45 minutes to go to Greensboro, a little over an hour to Charlotte, or a little less than 2 hours to Raleigh.mizzjasmine07 wrote:Hey! I have been accepted and will be attending admitted students day on 3/25. Haven't been given any scholarship money as of yet though Has anyone ever been to the Winston-Salem area? I'm really hoping its not really country and has somewhat of a city feel. Any info would be great!
I was quite surprised how few grocery stores and shopping plazas that I drove past. It was mostly all neighborhoods. The Stratford Rd area in the south of the city near Hanes Mall is the part of Winston Salem that houses the restaurants and stores, judging from my experience driving around. . .
And as for traffic, I made it from downtown to Wake Forest in 5 minutes in "rush hour".
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There are several bars that aren't in the downtown area. Since you're coming to Wake in the Fall, you'll have lot of opportunities to go out. There are plenty of grocery stores here, including Harris Teeter, Whole Foods, Lowe's Foods, Food Lion. You sometimes have to explore down some of the roads.TammyC.Hsu wrote:Depending on where you're coming from, Winston-Salem is more like a "big town". I spent some time walking around downtown when I visited on ASD, and I was rather disappointed. But then again, they have a downtown newsletter that talked about revitalization, and there are many people moving into town who are dedicated to developing Winston Salem into a "real" city. Personally, I'm hoping for lots of live music and jazz in the Arts district... Outside of downtown, I don't know that they have a bar district or much of a nightlife.NCtoDC wrote:Winston isn't quite that big..."Winston-Salem is a city in the U.S. state of North Carolina, with a 2010 population of 229,617" per wikipedia. It does however have really anything you could possibly need as stated above.tstyler98 wrote:Winston-Salem has a population of almost 500,000. It definitely has a city vibe to it. Pretty much everything you want as far as stores and restaurants is within a 15 minute drive from campus. It has a pretty good sized mall, 2 Walmarts, 2 Targets, pretty much every chain restaurant or fast food store including 3 Jimmy John's, most chain retail stores, etc. And the few things it might not have, you can always drive 30-45 minutes to go to Greensboro, a little over an hour to Charlotte, or a little less than 2 hours to Raleigh.mizzjasmine07 wrote:Hey! I have been accepted and will be attending admitted students day on 3/25. Haven't been given any scholarship money as of yet though Has anyone ever been to the Winston-Salem area? I'm really hoping its not really country and has somewhat of a city feel. Any info would be great!
I was quite surprised how few grocery stores and shopping plazas that I drove past. It was mostly all neighborhoods. The Stratford Rd area in the south of the city near Hanes Mall is the part of Winston Salem that houses the restaurants and stores, judging from my experience driving around. . .
And as for traffic, I made it from downtown to Wake Forest in 5 minutes in "rush hour".
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Hey guys, does any one know about the date for the house hunt?
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On Friday, Debbie Walker mentioned it would be either one of the first two weeks in June, depending on the Dash's schedule.lamentable wrote:Hey guys, does any one know about the date for the house hunt?
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tstyler98 wrote:There are several bars that aren't in the downtown area. Since you're coming to Wake in the Fall, you'll have lot of opportunities to go out. There are plenty of grocery stores here, including Harris Teeter, Whole Foods, Lowe's Foods, Food Lion. You sometimes have to explore down some of the roads.
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Ugh if I end up here, I hope that House Hunt isn't the same weekend as my 5 yr UG reunionTammyC.Hsu wrote:On Friday, Debbie Walker mentioned it would be either one of the first two weeks in June, depending on the Dash's schedule.lamentable wrote:Hey guys, does any one know about the date for the house hunt?
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And for the retards, not me of course, wtf is the house hunt?
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It is an event hosted by the school where they shuttle you around to different apartment complexes and allows you to find roommates with fellow students.jdemmitt wrote:And for the retards, not me of course, wtf is the house hunt?
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