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Cruzangurl81 said:Hi just wondering its a sorta relevant question but is anyone moving clear across the country to a completley different area. just wondering, i know i might be going from the southern most tip to the northeast and frankly im a little weary about it.
😍I'm moving from cali to maryland...pretty excited since I've never lived in the east coast before. So I'm guessing you decided on UMB 🙂Cruzangurl81 said:Hi just wondering its a sorta relevant question but is anyone moving clear across the country to a completley different area. just wondering, i know i might be going from the southern most tip to the northeast and frankly im a little weary about it.
astevens said:Hey all, I'm moving from a tiny town in Missouri to a suburb of Boston!! I'm really just worried about the cold, I've never been to a place where snow stays on the ground, so I will have to figure all of that out. Plus I'm moving there by myself (ultra scary!!). My boyfriend of 4 1/2 years decided he didn't want to move so I will have no one to fall back on when I get stressed out, etc. But hey, I'm sure it will be great andI just can't wait to get out of my pointless classes in undergrade and actually start studying pharmacy!!
Anna
dreaminpharmd said:So far....I'm planning to move from sunny california to illinois. It'll be my first time living outside of California....lived in SF all my life. I'm waiting for one more school, but I am pretty much set on going east. My boyfriend doesn't want me to do a cross country drive...thinks I'm insane. However, he is heading east as well (NY for one year and Maryland for another 3 yrs)...I guess I'll be closer to him, but I won't be able to get some comfort when I am stressed out.
Anyone driving cross country, or are you just shipping your belongings and flying there?
flor said:hey dreamingpharm. I'm also moving from SF to Chicago. did you decide to go to Midwestern? Similar to you, my boyfriend is already in the midwest (chicago too).
I plan to fly but I dont know how much of my stuff I can take 🙁
astevens said:Hey all, I'm moving from a tiny town in Missouri to a suburb of Boston!! I'm really just worried about the cold, I've never been to a place where snow stays on the ground, so I will have to figure all of that out. Plus I'm moving there by myself (ultra scary!!). My boyfriend of 4 1/2 years decided he didn't want to move so I will have no one to fall back on when I get stressed out, etc. But hey, I'm sure it will be great andI just can't wait to get out of my pointless classes in undergrade and actually start studying pharmacy!!
Anna
My interview was orginally in feb but I had to reschedule it to march. I also have no idea how I'm going to move all my stuff across the country. 😕Cruzangurl81 said:hey me too from fl to maryland. Hey by the way were you at the interview there in feb?
GDbyeKitty said:My interview was orginally in feb but I had to reschedule it to march. I also have no idea how I'm going to move all my stuff across the country. 😕
I'm basically going to pack all the things i can in my car and then buy everything there. 
GDbyeKitty said:I'm moving from cali to maryland...pretty excited since I've never lived in the east coast before. So I'm guessing you decided on UMB 🙂
Yay!!! I can't wait to start school as well. As for housing, I'm really interested in the off-campus apts, according to the website pix they're pretty nice but they're all a half-mile away from school.... not sure if I want to walk that far each day 😳 The on-campus apts would probably be a lot more convenient but they do look older 🙁 I'm going to check them all out during the welcome day in june. Are you planning to go also?BABU831 said:i'm moving from california to maryland, too! i've never been too far from home since i completed my undergrad just across the bay at berkeley, but i'm so excited to start pharmacy school!
what are you planning to do for housing? live on campus?
GDbyeKitty said:Yay!!! I can't wait to start school as well. As for housing, I'm really interested in the off-campus apts, according to the website pix they're pretty nice but they're all a half-mile away from school.... not sure if I want to walk that far each day 😳 The on-campus apts would probably be a lot more convenient but they do look older 🙁 I'm going to check them all out during the welcome day in june. Are you planning to go also?
BABU831 said:yep! i have my tickets booked for welcome day - so expensive! i'm flying into maryland that morning since i worked it out and got out of staying (and paying for a hotel) and am visiting my friend in ohio before.
the off-campus housing looked so nice but since i was so antsy of figuring out all the details, i signed up for university suites so far. they just renovated so i'll check it out also on welcome day and see.
where from california do you live?
I live right at the border of la and oc. How are you planning to move all your stuff to maryland? I was thinking about loading up a truck and driving, but that's going to be one looooong road trip.BABU831 said:where from california do you live?
GDbyeKitty said:I live right at the border of la and oc. How are you planning to move all your stuff to maryland? I was thinking about loading up a truck and driving, but that's going to be one looooong road trip.
BABU831 said:is anyone going to go with you for the drive?
since oncampus housing comes furnished, i'm hoping i'll be okay flying. if i need more things, i'm going to try to convince my friends to visit sooner than later and then ask them to bring some things along for me 🙂
during the interview, everyone suggested oncampus housing...i hope it wasn't just a selling pitch but really a good housing choice. is anyone else planning on living at the university suites?
BABU831 said:is anyone else planning on living at the university suites?
voskoboy said:One of the people working at Housing office told me that Pascault Housing most likely wouldn't be available to new students because they are not allowing 2 people to a room anymore so the availability will be less. I thought the University Suites are kind of pricey so I am looking at offcampus housing no more than 0.5 from campus. There are about 5 or 6 apt. buildings close by. Good luck...
Cruzangurl81 said:Hi just wondering its a sorta relevant question but is anyone moving clear across the country to a completley different area. just wondering, i know i might be going from the southern most tip to the northeast and frankly im a little weary about it.
marylandpharm said:crimes not that bad but worse than where i grew up from in california.
just dont put yourself in vulnerable positions (ie. walking alone at night, etc) 😛
woo hooFatpharm said:I don't see Cali on the list.
Most Dangerous Cities:
1. Camden, N.J.
2. Detroit
3. St. Louis
4. Flint, Mich.
5. Richmond, Va.
6. Baltimore
7. Atlanta
8. New Orleans
9. Gary, Ind.
10. Birmingham, Ala.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/10138623
Well, if it's like most of the city lists, it's based on certain types of recorded crimes per capita within the city limits. So, it can be very deceptive. For example, I live in the Atlanta metro area, but I don't live anywhere near the city limits of Atlanta, nor do I go into the city limits except on very rare occasions. I live in an area that has statistically much less crime than the city of Atlanta. That's probably how Cary is on the best list - it's a separate municipality from Raleigh, it doesn't count the crimes in Raleigh.cdpiano27 said:Side Note:
Also, Cary, NC is too "suburban" for my taste. It is next to Raleigh and is the home of SAS, the famous statsitical software package. You are guaranteed to get lost there since there are so many regulations and many streets are unmarked. It is an overrated place in my opinion.
How do they get this list?