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For the most part, undergrads stay in the surrounding area. Fraternity parties, the 90 on Figueroa (RIP), some downtown bars like The Standard, The Library, Seventh and Grand, and a few Hollywood clubs.supersplittysplitter wrote:I don't mean to hijack the thread but I was wondering what part of LA do most USC students usually hang out/ party? I've heard mixed things about the area around campus so I wasn't sure if most of the social life is centered in that neighborhood or if people spread out more.
Everything about Santa Monica is awesomeFlyingNorth wrote:For the most part, undergrads stay in the surrounding area. Fraternity parties, the 90 on Figueroa (RIP), some downtown bars like The Standard, The Library, Seventh and Grand, and a few Hollywood clubs.supersplittysplitter wrote:I don't mean to hijack the thread but I was wondering what part of LA do most USC students usually hang out/ party? I've heard mixed things about the area around campus so I wasn't sure if most of the social life is centered in that neighborhood or if people spread out more.
Most recent alum live on the West Side (Santa Monica, Venice) and they frequent the bars in that area.
ETA: ^My favorite place to hang out. It's a distance from campus, but an awesome venue to chill with sociable bros
One of the few circumstances where I'd say "Cheers" to a UCLA alumUCLAHopeful2015 wrote:Everything about Santa Monica is awesome
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I'll take itFlyingNorth wrote:One of the few circumstances where I'd say "Cheers" to a UCLA alumUCLAHopeful2015 wrote:Everything about Santa Monica is awesome
Hi ver! Congratulations on your decision!Ver91 wrote:Deposited as well! Can't wait to meet everyone!!! How are yall doing with the housing search? Are you planning on waiting a bit or trying to finalize something soon? If we are considering living off campus but would be happy to have another (or a few other) usc law student housemates how would you go about finding them?
Not the rent!UCLAHopeful2015 wrote:Everything about Santa Monica is awesomeFlyingNorth wrote:For the most part, undergrads stay in the surrounding area. Fraternity parties, the 90 on Figueroa (RIP), some downtown bars like The Standard, The Library, Seventh and Grand, and a few Hollywood clubs.supersplittysplitter wrote:I don't mean to hijack the thread but I was wondering what part of LA do most USC students usually hang out/ party? I've heard mixed things about the area around campus so I wasn't sure if most of the social life is centered in that neighborhood or if people spread out more.
Most recent alum live on the West Side (Santa Monica, Venice) and they frequent the bars in that area.
ETA: ^My favorite place to hang out. It's a distance from campus, but an awesome venue to chill with sociable bros
OMG congratulations Brojan!!!!! That's really great news.UCLAHopeful2015 wrote:Guys.. I got in off the w/l at GULC which means I most likely wont be coming to USC in the fall
Thank you so much!! It's going to be a very tough decision. This thread makes it even harderLawsRUs wrote:OMG congratulations Brojan!!!!! That's really great news.UCLAHopeful2015 wrote:Guys.. I got in off the w/l at GULC which means I most likely wont be coming to USC in the fall
I am sad, but at the same time, I am very happy for you.
Haha, you shouldn't base your decision on this thread.UCLAHopeful2015 wrote:Thank you so much!! It's going to be a very tough decision. This thread makes it even harderLawsRUs wrote:OMG congratulations Brojan!!!!! That's really great news.UCLAHopeful2015 wrote:Guys.. I got in off the w/l at GULC which means I most likely wont be coming to USC in the fall
I am sad, but at the same time, I am very happy for you.
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Good luck with finals!!!LawsRUs wrote:A favor: Can one of you itt take over this thread starting mid-May? If you want to be OP, pls send me a pm, thanks. (You would just need to add/delete the part on who are attending.)
(I put in a request for a temp ban until next week. When I come back, I'll request the switch. Thanks all, I'll find you all at orientation.)
I was thinking about Tuscany or Icon, but I'm worried it might be mostly undergrads. Any idea if theres a significant number of law students and if so any way to room together?FlyingNorth wrote:My recommendation for most of you would be the Tuscany Apartments or Icon Plaza by MLK Blvd.fishbulb wrote:Yeah, I deposited last night and barring any WL, I'll likely be here in the fall.LawsRUs wrote:@acat, you might want to post in the choosing forum
@fishbulb and KT, are you both coming here?
I don't see a rush to complete the on campus housing application since it opened today. Are you looking into Terrace because you are oos?
I think YAR said it was pretty safe. You might want to ask a current student or grad in one of the Takings threads, or contact the school in general to ask about it. (I think there is a contact person in the folder that they gave us on Law Day.)
I'm from LA and actually living with friends now in an LA suburb for pretty cheap, but the .75-1 hour commute everyday seems like something I don't want to deal with, not to mention this probably isn't the best environment for a 1L. I'm more interested in finding a non-USC apartment, but just wanted to keep my options open for now.
They're both a little pricey, but they have the best proximity to the Law School. Nice rooms, recently built, very secure, and they're situated on top of some great eateries and coffee places.
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Re: Tuscany, yeah it's mostly undergrads, but it's more quiet of a complex than some of the other apartments in the area.seansj1 wrote:
I was thinking about Tuscany or Icon, but I'm worried it might be mostly undergrads. Any idea if theres a significant number of law students and if so any way to room together?
Also, does anyone know if its still worth submitting a Terrace app? I thought I was gonna go a different route for sure, but the convenience of signing up for Terrace vs searching for an apartment online is kind of making me reconsider.
I swear I saw him post somewhere that he expected a lot because the dip in high scorers would result in a lot of people double depositing and making final decisions later in the cycle. I thought it was on /r/lawschooladmissions, but I looked through his posts and can't find it so take that with a grain of salt. He did post about waitlists recently and said "We predict more waitlist activity is coming, and coming soon."LawsRUs wrote:Does anyone know if Spivey said that there would be a lot of WL activity this year? Thanks. .
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Good to know thanks!!spencercross wrote:I swear I saw him post somewhere that he expected a lot because the dip in high scorers would result in a lot of people double depositing and making final decisions later in the cycle. I thought it was on /r/lawschooladmissions, but I looked through his posts and can't find it so take that with a grain of salt. He did post about waitlists recently and said "We predict more waitlist activity is coming, and coming soon."LawsRUs wrote:Does anyone know if Spivey said that there would be a lot of WL activity this year? Thanks. .
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