Wow! Thanks for the info on the e-mail. I was wondering why it wasn't working. Changed my password, and now I finally can get into my e-mail. It is awesome!
can't wait to start school!
can't wait to start school!
krebse said:oh yeah, is anybody going to be rushing a frat this weekend?
Liz
I'll likely be there - I fly in Friday afternoon and one of the guys from PDE said we would stop by the party and then go tour Phillylightnk102 said:I have a wedding to attend . I was thinking of going to the pre-Rush party on Friday night though. Anyone going?
wends said:hey guys, ive just been looking around for apartments and I was wondering what areas are near the school....should I be looking at center city? and tova, i think I saw your ad on teh classified adn I emailed your jefferson email...i was wondering how much it would be, i'd def be interested in teh cosmo, i was there before and it was nice. i just need to know the price per person.
and I havent heard of st. james before.....is that campus housing? how much is it?
im looking for an apartment and roomate(s), if anyone is interested please let me know!
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Congratulations...parking will run you around $300/month I've been told, but there are places you can park it for free if you're not skittish about leaving it in a kind of sketch neighborhood. Regardless, Philly seems like a really good walking city, and the public trans will get you most places you'd ever need to go.kgoods5 said:What are you guys going to do about parking/bringing a car down??
lightnk102 said:Jefferson is in the Washington Square area. Philadelphia is set up like a grid. There are numerical streets, and then going across them are streets named after trees. From South to North, the major streets are named:
South
Lombard
Pine
Spruce
Locust
Walnut
Chestnut
Market
Arch
etc. etc.
There are a few little streets between those.
Jefferson lies between 8th and 10th street, from spruce to walnut (I think that's the general area, i might be leaving out a building or two). If you're from NY, the numbered streets are longer blocks than they are in Manhattan. If you want to be a 5 minute - 10 minute walk from campus, staying below Broad Street (Broad St = 14th St) is a safe bet.
If you look on Craig's List, you should be able to get a general idea of how expensive apartments are in the Jefferson area. It's a pretty good area and decently inexpensive to live in. Last time I checked, the neighborhood rents ran along the same lines as the Barringer rents, except neighborhood rents rarely include free internet so you can count on paying a little more off- campus for utilities and such.
start 8/1, white coat ceremony is 8/5 - go to the admissions site and click on matriculating studentskgoods5 said:I haven't gotten my packet yet...does anyone know the dates of orientation? Thanks!
afr0dite01 said:Well I didnt get a spot in the frat...oh well....I hope someone else on here had more luck.
lightnk102 said:How were you notified? I haven't heard a thing . I started looking at apartments today in Philadelphia because I assumed no call = rejection from frats. Are they sending out official rejection notices?
Saw a nice little 2 BR today at 13th and Pine . Does anyone know if we can get into Barringer or Orlowitz to take a look at what on-campus housing looks like?
sstache1 said:I just got the call from Dr. Callahan. I will most definately be attending. See you guys in August!!!
sstache1 said:Hey guys,
Anyone planning on living off campus next year? I'm moving the the art museum area next month and I just wanted to see if there is anyone else interested in the area or if there is anyone actually living there or in another part of Philly right now.
Let me know if you can.
Have a safe and happy holiday weekend everybody.
sstache1 said:Hey guys,
Anyone planning on living off campus next year? I'm moving the the art museum area next month and I just wanted to see if there is anyone else interested in the area or if there is anyone actually living there or in another part of Philly right now.
Let me know if you can.
Have a safe and happy holiday weekend everybody.
themach said:So i'm thinking of applying to Jefferson. I saw on last year's secondary that they want LOR from physics, chem, bio, and humanities profs, 1 each! Do they really want all of those? It kind of freaked me out. Any comments?
Congrats to all of you who were accepted!!