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housing question... [#permalink]
 20 Jun 2007, 15:38
Another housing question for single students....are you planning on finding your own place or living in the school housing with a random roomate? no grad single rooms available.
TIA
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nvm, looks like i'm gonna go with the grad housing.
Last edited by ayl9899 on 28 Jun 2007, 18:03, edited 1 time in total.
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My impression is that you will spend LOTS of time with your classmates on campus, though I suppose that varies with the school. I don't think I would pay $500/mo just to live next to someone. But I'm cheap.
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Perhaps the $ difference may not be $500. Does your studio require a 12 month lease (no summer rents for grad housing)? What about utilities? DSL? Cable TV? Grad housing usually includes most of those. But if it really is $500 per month difference, then I'd forgo it.
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yeah, studio is 12 month lease. and grad housing provides all the mentioned...so I guess cable/internet/utilities would add up to ~130 a month?
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