Suffolk University
- ihatelaw
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also, suffolk has a great reputation within mass and boston considering its T3. lots of great government jobs are possible.
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Check your school's web site. You might get a small discount for ordering your bus passes through your school.
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Sorry for the semi rambling message I am grieving the Pats loss right now and I am taking a short break from my Persuasive memo.
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$2000 for a 3 bedroom place sounds like something you can reasonably expect to find, though not right in downtown Boston -- I think my parents are renting out a pretty nice 3 bedroom in Brighton near BC for that much right now. If you decide to go to Suffolk, you can pretty much live on any subway since it has all the subway lines within a 5-10 minute walking distance. I'm not a big fan of Revere and Salem as another poster suggested though... if I ever moved back to Boston I think I'd live in Jamaica Plain, though Cambridge Somerville might be closer on the subway to Suffolk.knberger wrote:How many ways is that $2000 split? Here in Iowa I am paying around $400/month for rent and utilities. I have two other roommates so it is roughly $1200/mo for a 3 bedroom. If the $2000 is for a 3 bedroom place then that isn't as bad as what I would have thought.
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for some reason i thought Jamaica Plain was one of the "bad" areas...Jamaica Plain
i know that Roxbury and Dorchester are...maybe i was just confused...
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Anywhere near Suffolk in the city will cost you an arm and a leg. If you are looking to move into the Boston area the best thing you could do would be to figure out where the T goes and find a place near the T.
Suffolk is about 10 steps from the Park Street station on the red and green lines. It is also a 3 minute walk from Downtown Crossings on the Red and Orange lines. It is also maybe a 5 minute walk from Government center on the Blue and Green lines. You could live off of any line in Boston and when you get off the T have no more than a 5 minute walk.
The majority of my classmates that live in the immediate metro Boston area live in Alston, Brighton, South Boston, Cambridge, and Somerville.
For more info on the T check out http://www.mbta.com this is the T's webpage
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- angiejolie
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i think its number 2 right now. i am expecting to get waitlisted/accepted at northeastern, which i think is number 1. but i am wanting to visit too, just to understand each of them better.knberger wrote:Thanks. I am thinking of visiting soon. Is Suffolk still one of your top choices Angie?
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When you are you going to visit both schools? Before you visit you should check out both schools websites to see whats going on at the school. At Suffolk we regularly have interesting talks by professors and politicians. My constitutional law professor (Professor Avery, an attorney in the electronic surveillance cases and a lot of other constitutional cases) has given many interesting talks on civil rights.
Again congratulation to both of you
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- vtjas81
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Diana341 wrote:Every school advertises. Look at all the BU and Harvard ads for their extension programs.vtjas81 wrote:For a third tier law school it seems to have a good rep in Boston. But then again I see ads everywhere for Suffolk like if it was University of Phoenix or something
I ride the T a lot and I see Suffolk and Umass advertised a lot. I've never seen Suffolk law advertised but I saw many of their grad programs were. I haven't seen any for BU but I saw one from Harvard for their language program. Suffolk does seem to advertise heavily though.
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I would classify Suffolk as a relatively friendly school. I hung out with students outside of class and many students would get together on the weekends and bar hop etc. I had no problem making friends (but by nature i am a friendly person). I even made friends with students in other sections and other years.
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