you all probably know this, but gulc is next to a homeless shelter. georgetown main campus is about a 20 min shuttle ride way from gulc. it's day and night between the two areas, imo. I prefer gulc's location. And I live in gu, proper.sibley wrote:I was under the impression that georgetown isn't actually that far away from the law school/capitol/etcchutzpah wrote:the law school isn't in Georgetown. Its downtown, near Union Station. Kim, don't wander too far due north. The area around North Capitol north of Union Station is not so great, though a lot of people love the new bars and stuff on H st NE. Anything South and West of the school is great though. Since you like shopping I recommend strolling over to gallery place/chinatown (like 7th and H sts NW) and if you have time going to Georgetown proper (M st west of 24th).sibley wrote:yay! yeah let us know how it goes! I hope you love it! also, good neighborhoods border on bad ones a lot and I hear georgetown's nice =)Kim617 wrote:just got to DC! so the area near here looks a little shady, but i haven't been to the school yet, so i'll let you know what i think!
edit: don't mean to sound alarmist. the first time i went to dc i got off the bus at the greyhound station, which at the time was in a not-so-great area north of union station and had a bad first impression of the city. been here 4 years and love it and almost always feel safe.
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Its probably a solid 3 or 4 miles. Also there is no metro stop in Georgetown because the residents wanted to keep the riffraff out, or at least that's how the story goes. But you can take the orange/blue lines to Foggy Bottom and walk or take the Circulator or take the "blue bus" from Dupont or Rosslyn stations.sibley wrote: I was under the impression that georgetown isn't actually that far away from the law school/capitol/etc
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unknownscholar wrote: you all probably know this, but gulc is next to a homeless shelter. georgetown main campus is about a 20 min shuttle ride way from gulc. it's day and night between the two areas, imo. I prefer gulc's location. And I live in gu, proper.
sounds like any urban school =) I went to U of R, and our conservatory, Eastman School of Music (tied for #1 with Juliard, apparently! who knew. glad I took a class there), was like a block from a very popular Y next to a very popular second shelter... always had cops/ambulances around to control the homeless people as a lot of them are that way due to mental illness/addictions. And the main campus is separated by a river from what's considered the roughest neighborhood in the little city.
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foggy bottom and dupont circle seem like places I would consider living.chutzpah wrote:Its probably a solid 3 or 4 miles. Also there is no metro stop in Georgetown because the residents wanted to keep the riffraff out, or at least that's how the story goes. But you can take the orange/blue lines to Foggy Bottom and walk or take the Circulator or take the "blue bus" from Dupont or Rosslyn stations.sibley wrote: I was under the impression that georgetown isn't actually that far away from the law school/capitol/etc
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definitely prime location, imo. fwiw, I think just crossing wisconsin ave is like night and day.sibley wrote:unknownscholar wrote: you all probably know this, but gulc is next to a homeless shelter. georgetown main campus is about a 20 min shuttle ride way from gulc. it's day and night between the two areas, imo. I prefer gulc's location. And I live in gu, proper.
sounds like any urban school =) I went to U of R, and our conservatory, Eastman School of Music (tied for #1 with Juliard, apparently! who knew. glad I took a class there), was like a block from a very popular Y next to a very popular second shelter... always had cops/ambulances around to control the homeless people as a lot of them are that way due to mental illness/addictions. And the main campus is separated by a river from what's considered the roughest neighborhood in the little city.
If I need to stay in DC, I'm moving east. dupont and columbia heights are on my radar.
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Is anyone else UR 3/19?
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So I'm here! The area around the school isn't bad, I grew up in brooklyn so I'm not too worried about it here. It looks nice actually! The facilities seem nice so far, right now I'm waiting to watch a broadcast of a live class. We should get a tour around 3!
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I would suggest looking on the Hill. Foggy Bottom is pretty pricey and loaded with GW undergrads. Most of the kids I know at GULC now are either in the immediate area of the school (apartments on Mass Ave/Chinatown), the Hill proper (Senate side, its about a 15-20 minute walk), or more rarely in northern VA.sibley wrote:foggy bottom and dupont circle seem like places I would consider living.chutzpah wrote:Its probably a solid 3 or 4 miles. Also there is no metro stop in Georgetown because the residents wanted to keep the riffraff out, or at least that's how the story goes. But you can take the orange/blue lines to Foggy Bottom and walk or take the Circulator or take the "blue bus" from Dupont or Rosslyn stations.sibley wrote: I was under the impression that georgetown isn't actually that far away from the law school/capitol/etc
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I second the foggy bottom comment. I live kind of in between FB and Dupont and my rent is absurd. Its manageable bc I work, but if I were a student I would not want to pay this.Scarletlady wrote:I would suggest looking on the Hill. Foggy Bottom is pretty pricey and loaded with GW undergrads. Most of the kids I know at GULC now are either in the immediate area of the school (apartments on Mass Ave/Chinatown), the Hill proper (Senate side, its about a 15-20 minute walk), or more rarely in northern VA.sibley wrote:foggy bottom and dupont circle seem like places I would consider living.chutzpah wrote:Its probably a solid 3 or 4 miles. Also there is no metro stop in Georgetown because the residents wanted to keep the riffraff out, or at least that's how the story goes. But you can take the orange/blue lines to Foggy Bottom and walk or take the Circulator or take the "blue bus" from Dupont or Rosslyn stations.sibley wrote: I was under the impression that georgetown isn't actually that far away from the law school/capitol/etc
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What about a butterfly farm????
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Probably some Dear LazyWeb questions here but how long is your commute on the shuttle and what hours does the shuttle run?unknownscholar wrote:
you all probably know this, but gulc is next to a homeless shelter. georgetown main campus is about a 20 min shuttle ride way from gulc. it's day and night between the two areas, imo. I prefer gulc's location. And I live in gu, proper.
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I just received an email from GTown telling me I will be considered for a scholarship and to respond telling them how much I would like. Do they send this to everyone? I am happy my numbers got me in and wasn't expecting any money. I was offered a full ride at my local T2 school so am waying that against Georgetown, what should I ask for that I actually have a chance of getting?
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random question for admits:
when is orientation/first day of instruction?
Just curious...and for whatever reason the website doesn't seem to want to work with me.
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when is orientation/first day of instruction?
Just curious...and for whatever reason the website doesn't seem to want to work with me.
Thanks!
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DR 3/24..So does GULC ever send an email for admits, or is it for wl/rejects?
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what are your stats and are you urm?soullogical wrote:DR 3/24..So does GULC ever send an email for admits, or is it for wl/rejects?
and I think they email for wl and rj and mail for admits?
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Emails are sent out for WL/rejects. Admits are sent by snail mail, and will have a handwritten note from Dean Cornblatt.soullogical wrote:DR 3/24..So does GULC ever send an email for admits, or is it for wl/rejects?
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I love his last name. I hope he writes to me.pertristis wrote:Emails are sent out for WL/rejects. Admits are sent by snail mail, and will have a handwritten note from Dean Cornblatt.soullogical wrote:DR 3/24..So does GULC ever send an email for admits, or is it for wl/rejects?
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I grew up 15 mins from U of R,(19th ward). But the bolded is not the "roughest area" in Rochester.sibley wrote:unknownscholar wrote: you all probably know this, but gulc is next to a homeless shelter. georgetown main campus is about a 20 min shuttle ride way from gulc. it's day and night between the two areas, imo. I prefer gulc's location. And I live in gu, proper.
sounds like any urban school =) I went to U of R, and our conservatory, Eastman School of Music (tied for #1 with Juliard, apparently! who knew. glad I took a class there), was like a block from a very popular Y next to a very popular second shelter... always had cops/ambulances around to control the homeless people as a lot of them are that way due to mental illness/addictions. And the main campus is separated by a river from what's considered the roughest neighborhood in the little city.
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I said "Considered." It's also the highest educated area in Rochester (but maybe next to the white coat ghetto now?).soullogical wrote:I grew up 15 mins from U of R,(19th ward). But the bolded is not the "roughest area" in Rochester.sibley wrote:unknownscholar wrote: you all probably know this, but gulc is next to a homeless shelter. georgetown main campus is about a 20 min shuttle ride way from gulc. it's day and night between the two areas, imo. I prefer gulc's location. And I live in gu, proper.
sounds like any urban school =) I went to U of R, and our conservatory, Eastman School of Music (tied for #1 with Juliard, apparently! who knew. glad I took a class there), was like a block from a very popular Y next to a very popular second shelter... always had cops/ambulances around to control the homeless people as a lot of them are that way due to mental illness/addictions. And the main campus is separated by a river from what's considered the roughest neighborhood in the little city.
I did see a kid with a gun on the footbridge, though. That was a little scary... I was all by myself
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pertristis wrote:Emails are sent out for WL/rejects. Admits are sent by snail mail, and will have a handwritten note from Dean Cornblatt.soullogical wrote:DR 3/24..So does GULC ever send an email for admits, or is it for wl/rejects?
I hope you're right..
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2 people with DR dates yesterday were rejected yesterday (at least who posted on here) so I think that means WL for us... hoping for Special Preferred.soullogical wrote:pertristis wrote:Emails are sent out for WL/rejects. Admits are sent by snail mail, and will have a handwritten note from Dean Cornblatt.soullogical wrote:DR 3/24..So does GULC ever send an email for admits, or is it for wl/rejects?
I hope you're right..
edit: we're all weird: either splitters or interesting softs and low numbers
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Yeah it can be a little sketchy at times.sibley wrote:I said "Considered." It's also the highest educated area in Rochester (but maybe next to the white coat ghetto now?).soullogical wrote:I grew up 15 mins from U of R,(19th ward). But the bolded is not the "roughest area" in Rochester.sibley wrote:unknownscholar wrote: you all probably know this, but gulc is next to a homeless shelter. georgetown main campus is about a 20 min shuttle ride way from gulc. it's day and night between the two areas, imo. I prefer gulc's location. And I live in gu, proper.
sounds like any urban school =) I went to U of R, and our conservatory, Eastman School of Music (tied for #1 with Juliard, apparently! who knew. glad I took a class there), was like a block from a very popular Y next to a very popular second shelter... always had cops/ambulances around to control the homeless people as a lot of them are that way due to mental illness/addictions. And the main campus is separated by a river from what's considered the roughest neighborhood in the little city.
I did see a kid with a gun on the footbridge, though. That was a little scary... I was all by myself
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