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09 Jan 2009, 20:24
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Antmavel/Branson,
I have been admitted to Tuck and am wondering if you guys could answer a couple of questions for me.
1.. What is your take on living in the dorm the first year versus sharing an apartment/house with fellow students in Hanover.
2.. Did you own a car while at Tuck? Is one necessary?
Thanks,
ZZeuSS
I have been admitted to Tuck and am wondering if you guys could answer a couple of questions for me.
1.. What is your take on living in the dorm the first year versus sharing an apartment/house with fellow students in Hanover.
2.. Did you own a car while at Tuck? Is one necessary?
Thanks,
ZZeuSS
09 Jan 2009, 23:07
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ZZeusS,
I interviewed with a second year student and asked her the same question concerning living in residence. She pretty much told me its a "must-do". She made it seem like you'll miss out on a lot of the social activities if you don't. It makes sense since I think over 50% of first-years live on campus.
About the car, she mention it wasn't necessary. She actually made it seem like one would be a bit of a liability, however a lot of the students that live in residence do have a car. You'll likely have to part a good distance away and be responsible for clearing it off when it snows, etc. But it absolutely isn't a necessity. You can often catch a ride with a student that has a car if the need arises.
I hope this helps,
RF
I interviewed with a second year student and asked her the same question concerning living in residence. She pretty much told me its a "must-do". She made it seem like you'll miss out on a lot of the social activities if you don't. It makes sense since I think over 50% of first-years live on campus.
About the car, she mention it wasn't necessary. She actually made it seem like one would be a bit of a liability, however a lot of the students that live in residence do have a car. You'll likely have to part a good distance away and be responsible for clearing it off when it snows, etc. But it absolutely isn't a necessity. You can often catch a ride with a student that has a car if the need arises.
I hope this helps,
RF
10 Jan 2009, 08:50
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refurb,
thanks for the info... that aligns with what i was thinking
1.. i definitely don't want to miss out on the social activities, so i am tending towards living in-residence the first year
2.. a car is probably a non-issue the first year if i am living in-residence... however, i am wondering how far the usual houses/apartments that students rent are from campus... if these are not within walking distance, is there a good network of public transportation in hanover
ZZeuSS
thanks for the info... that aligns with what i was thinking
1.. i definitely don't want to miss out on the social activities, so i am tending towards living in-residence the first year
2.. a car is probably a non-issue the first year if i am living in-residence... however, i am wondering how far the usual houses/apartments that students rent are from campus... if these are not within walking distance, is there a good network of public transportation in hanover
ZZeuSS
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