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medstylee said:i'd just wait a little longer, at least, if i were you. as you know, housing in dc is mega expensive so, it'd suck to put down a large security deposit and then lose it if things do work out at the other school. dc is a really transient area, so there will always be some place you can find last minute. i'm a student in the smp program and i waited until the last minute last year for my waitlists and i still ended up with a really great place right near campus. anyway, that's just my advice. best of luck. georgetown's a really great school.
Congratulations! I'll see you in August!Persistence101 said:Just got my letter today. Woohoo!!! Class of 2009!
Persistence101 said:Just got my letter today. Woohoo!!! Class of 2009!
microman said:Does anybody know the daily schedule for the first semester. I'm supposed to be in my sister's wedding in California on August 19th (first friday of the school year). I'm worried about missing anatomy lab!
ps. I can't wait to go rafting on Aug. 8th!!
Thanks for the reply!CocoMD said:judging from last year's schedule on the website, there probably is lab that week. i am almost positive that you would be able to switch lab for that week if you are assigned to the lab section that meets that day, though. i am not 100% sure how gross lab is divided up, but neuro lab this term, for instance, meets tues and thurs - you go to one or the other, not both. (i'm in the smp at gtown right now). it may be different for gross, but i wouldn't worry about it - they'll help you work it out, since you have a good reason.
RaaMD said:Hi everyone. I just received an acceptance from Georgetown today and will make a decision between Gtown and Drexel. It looks like I may be seeing you guys/gals this fall!
batchild39 said:Which one you pick? I just got my drex acceptance yesterday, but I'm gonna stick with Gtown after spending a year here in the SMP. Both schools are good for very different things.
NeverSayNever said:batchild39,
Have any good tips for those of us trying to find housing in DC? e.g., which neighborhoods in DC should be avoided, good resources for finding a residence, etc?
See you all in the fall~
microman said:Does anybody know the daily schedule for the first semester. I'm supposed to be in my sister's wedding in California on August 19th (first friday of the school year). I'm worried about missing anatomy lab!
ps. I can't wait to go rafting on Aug. 8th!!
NeverSayNever said:batchild39,
Have any good tips for those of us trying to find housing in DC? e.g., which neighborhoods in DC should be avoided, good resources for finding a residence, etc?
See you all in the fall~
batchild39 said:Housing is gonna be expensive everywhere in DC. I lived in a basement in Foxhall this year. It was real close to campus, real big, but real expensive (1200). Some of my friends rented a house in Burleith. They paid about 600 each, but the place was worse than my old frat.
One thing to consider is the GUTS bus (http://otm.georgetown.edu/guts/index.cfm) routinely stops in Dupont Circle and Rosslyn (VA), so you can live in those areas and not have to worry about the commute. Also, from either of these places, you'll have easy metro access, which is a big plus. Dupont has all the bars/clubs/restaurants and supposedly Rosslyn gets pretty dead at night. I don't even know where I'm gonna live next year, so I'm not the best resource, but I'm hoping to find a place in Rosslyn.
Check for housing on craigslist and the Gtown housing listings: http://och.georgetown.edu/. The medschool also has that housing lisiting thing, but I haven't signed up for it yet.
vhawk01 said:What basement in Foxhall? I just signed a lease on a basement in Foxhall on monday, lol
peaches09 said:Did anyone get an email message this morning stating that you were subscribed to the GTown Med09 listserv, but 10 minutes later received another message saying you were unsubscribed?
shawty ya'head said:hahahah i fart a lot and i'll be in all of your classes and i'm really random!!
batchild39 said:My apt was on Volta Pl. I still have it until the end of July I guess. Foxhall is nice and quiet. I guess it's pretty safe, if that's a concern. It's also a really short walk to school.
Just Applied said:Hey whats up all, I just got accepted off the competitive applicant pool and was wondering how do i start this whole shindig now. I need to find a place, but since I am from NY I need a litle guidance as to where to start. Any help would be great and can't wait to see you all at orientation.
peaches09 said:Congrats!
Have you checked out the information on the accepted applicants page?
http://www3.georgetown.edu/som/admissions/admitdocs.html
Please also check out this page regarding orientation
http://www3.georgetown.edu/som/student/m2009orientation.html
(White coats need to be ordered by July 8th.)
You might want to check out this GU housing site for available housing: http://och.georgetown.edu/
Good luck. Please let me know if you have any questions.
shawty ya'head said:nah i haven't yet man. i've come really really close but the owner of this awsome house that we were close to signing decided to give it to a group of girls (i'm thinking because girls are a lot cleaner).
i've been working on the housing situation - hopefully more things open up as august approaches and summer sessions at g'town come to a close.
what about yourself?
qtpie055 said:hey you guys!
well, i won't be joining Gtown this fall...I will be entering the Fall of 2007 as the Class of 2011. I attend Gtown undergrad and heard earlier this month that I was accepted under the Early Assurance program. YAY!!! I will be spending next year abroad in Oxford, England instead.
Congrats to all. Good luck!!
emster said:Huh? How'd you swing that!? What's the early assurance program and why the heck didn't I know we could go to England!?!
peaches09 said:Has anyone contacted the Admissions Office to check if all your official transcripts have been received?