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22 Feb 2011, 02:19
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For people who are looking at locations around Jersey City (Journal Square, Hoboken etc), you will have to take PATH and although they are pretty accessible from most location in Manhattan, it is a pain during late hours. You have to find the nearest PATH, then walk or take a cab, wait for few minutes to half an hour, another 30+ min if you are going for Hoboken, and then walk once again. In sum, its painful. Therefore, in my opinion Manhattan wud be the better option (it will definitely be a little expensive).
22 Feb 2011, 06:04
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I agree with the above statement. I would live in manhattan.. Could even do Williamsburg but that's not my scene. Should I be admitted and attend Stern I plan on living as close to the Stern building as possible.
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22 Feb 2011, 06:37
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Since everyone is just mentioning Brooklyn, let me plug another borough... Long Island City, a neighborhood in Queens, is right on the river and has great subway accessibility that lets you get to Stern in about 20 minutes (1 stop to Grand Central on the 7 + the 4/5/6 downtown). The 7 is one of the most frequent trains in the whole subway system, consistently gets good ratings. There are several really nice rental buildings that, while not super-cheap, definitely beat Manhattan, and a cab ride from the East Village late at night is ~$15. It's at least worth a look.
