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Even though orientation and the start of classes is a long time away I am looking forward to it!
The hard part of applying, writing secondaries, and interviewing is over![]()
The time between your acceptance and when school starts is the sweet spot in life. Enjoy it.
I can still remember getting my acceptance letter in the mail as if it was just yesterday!
This is SO true. You won't realize it till you start school. Take advantage of every minute you can spend doing things you love.
I'm honestly still running on the memories of the great times I had the year between getting accepted and starting. The end of July will come quicker than you think and from there on you're going to be caught up in a swell that you never could imagine. I sincerely recommend you use your time from now on to make real and valuable memories that will be able to not only motivate you, but also give you a reason for fighting through medical school because the first two months will very literally pick away at your psyche.
The time between your acceptance and when school starts is the sweet spot in life. Enjoy it.
I can still remember getting my acceptance letter in the mail as if it was just yesterday!
Congrats!Hello~ I made it ^^
+1Hello~ I made it ^^
It was over 2 weeks before I received the email about next steps. It will come to you. The info is pretty basic with a link to the matriculation site to pay deposits and your student ID number. It's pretty anticlimactic.Has anyone received any emails about what's next? They said the next few days and I haven't gotten anything.
I think I saw on the website there's a wait list. I assume it moves near the end of the year.If I want a single room in CT, how soon should I apply?
It was over 2 weeks before I received the email about next steps. It will come to you. The info is pretty basic with a link to the matriculation site to pay deposits and your student ID number. It's pretty anticlimactic.
I think I saw on the website there's a wait list. I assume it moves near the end of the year.
Wow that is pretty expensive...$175.00 fee to be placed on the wait list at CT...I know it goes towards deposit and carpet cleaning but I was hoping it wouldn't be so steep. Guess I'll keep looking at apartments in the area before I put that much down.
$175.00 fee to be placed on the wait list at CT...I know it goes towards deposit and carpet cleaning but I was hoping it wouldn't be so steep. Guess I'll keep looking at apartments in the area before I put that much down.
Still deciding but I'm just exploring options and researching where to live! 🙂Are you matriculating for sure?? just wondering!
So, I would highly recommend you all check out some apartments in the City, North KC, Downton. There are plenty of good 1 bedroom apartments for between 800-1000 bucks that offer you a lot of amenities and are closer to things you will enjoy ( Power & Light, Farmers Market, Grocery stores, etc).
Living in CT is the right choice for a lot of people, but if you're interested in a more private building that's allows you some distance from medical school there are many affordable choices. If you decide to work with the school's realtor do remember however that there are places that you will have to personally request and may be some of the best quality places in the town.
Thanks for your post! Do you have any resources as to where to start looking?
Hello all, I will be attending KCUMB next year in the Fall semester and wanted to get some pointers on what are the best places to live in terms of location, price, and the general environment/living condition. I saw Century Tower has 3 different sizes and I am very much interested in the 2 bed/2 bath room that is 822 sq. ft. When I called, the price ranged from $905-$940. I'd definitely like to find a roommate so we can split that cost in half which I think is a rather great price for how close it is. Still, I want to keep my options open and would take suggestions from other nearby places to live in. If you are interested in being roommates, please message me and we can work something out. I can add you on Facebook and we can join the Class of 2020 group. Thanks.
Look into if those lofts have income restrictions. Many lofts downtown/crossroads/river market are like that and I'm not sure if as a student you are eligible to live in those buildings.Any opinions on the lofts in river market or crossroads? They average 600-700 for a single and 900 for a 2 bedroom.
Look into if those lofts have income restrictions. Many lofts downtown/crossroads/river market are like that and I'm not sure if as a student you are eligible to live in those buildings.
Market station and quality hill are nice. I'd avoid Walnut Tower due to the apartments being tiny.True, many of the lofts downtown have income restrictions and state that they do not allow full time students.
Personally, I am looking strongly into either Market Station Apartments, Quality Hill, or Walnut Tower apartments. Although, I will be living with my S/O, so my situation may be different from others on here.
Market station and quality hill are nice. I'd avoid Walnut Tower due to the apartments being tiny.
Hello future classmates! Does anyone know if parking on campus is free?
Hello future classmates! Does anyone know if parking on campus is free?
But good luck getting the good spots! 😉
So i wanna take a little survey, what about kcu really stood out to you in helping you make your decision to stay