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Anyone have experince commuting to uic?

Discussion in 'Pre-Medical - MD' started by Storm9, Jul 24, 2006.

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  1. Storm9

    Storm9 Junior Member

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    I live in Naperville, il and wondering if i should drop my housing for next year and just commute. I know quite a few friends who are commuting from here(they are freshman also). It saves me money and it doesnt seem all to bad. Its about a 40min train ride to chicago.

    What do u think? :thumbup: or :thumbdown:
     
    #1 Storm9, Jul 24, 2006
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  2. Doctor~Detroit

    Doctor~Detroit this poll sux!!!

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    sounds good to me.
     
    #2 Doctor~Detroit, Jul 25, 2006
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    jackieMD2007 ***MVI***

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    You could totally take Metra. Why not?
     
    #3 jackieMD2007, Jul 25, 2006
  4. thinknofu3

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    I'd say it all depends what you want to do in your spare time. As far as I understand it (I'm from the NW burbs too), there's not a whole lot to entertain you in your spare time out in the suburbs. The people and fun things to do (in my opinion) are all downtown. However, if your main priority is to save money, living at home will definitely be cheaper. Just remember, Metra is good for "commuting" times (early morning and late afternoon), but not so great for times when people usually go out socially.
     
    #4 thinknofu3, Jul 25, 2006
  5. zach1201

    zach1201 Senior Member

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    You save money but lose out on a lot of the "college experience". Your choice.
     
    #5 zach1201, Jul 25, 2006
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