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So who here is going to be Cornell Class of 2008. I'm in the class of 2007 and I'd like to meet some of you. What's up?
Lasdon is pretty nice. The apts are furnished with bed, desk, dresser, bookshelves, full kitchen with frig and etc...if you want couches and stuff i believe you're on your own. if you're getting married before you move in, you'll definitely get into lasdon, but if you are merely engaged at the start of the year you can't (the housing people are sticklers on this, as a friend of mine found out). its about 1300 for the one bedroom depending on the floor you live in, a great price for NYC, and its pretty big too.Originally posted by BaseballFan
Hi, I'm WMC 2008
Can you answer a question about housing... how is it in Lasdon? Are the apartments furnished?
I have a fiance and I think that I qualify for couples housing, so I am guessing I won't be in Olin next year.
Thanks. I look forward to meeting you in the fall.
noclouds said:hey cornell revisit weekend is this weekend!
just wondering if any sdn-ers are going to be there? and are you leaving saturday or sunday?
(i'm flying out from california on a red-eye late thurday night, leaving new york sunday morning.)
also, is there a dress code for revisits weekends?
hope to see some fellow sdn-ers finally!
missmod said:Hi all!!
I'll be at Cornell next year and I have to say, it's kinda exciting to get these housing forms, etc. in the mail. A question for current Cornell students--After the first year, do most students move out of Olin Hall into Lasdon? If so, do 2 people share a 1 bedroom or do 2 people share a 2 bedroom apt. Although the rent is still a great deal for the location, its a HUGE increase for the $500/mo at Olin.
Anybody have any info on cAMP (is this supposed to be a play off of biochem material???... ) and the other orientation program? I'm gonna be out of the country starting June 15 so I don't think I'll be around to read future mailings.
Looking forward to seeing replies...
1. I've heard that the grading for PBL classes is very subjective and the H/P/F system breeds tough competition. How subjective is the grading? Any insights?
DW said:Space is a little tighter these days with Cornell housing because of renovations in lasdon so not as many studios are available, and most of the first year class will be living in 3 bedroom apts in lasdon.
wishfulthinking said:I'm really really excited to be going to cornell this august. I met so many amazing people during second look weekend and I can't wait to go back. I had a quick question for those of you already out there. For tranportation, do most people pay per trip for the subway/bus rides, or do they buy an unlimited month pass?
whoops...i meant "most of the CURRENT first years (i.e. our class)" will be moving to lasdon this fall. sorry to get your hopes up, you're stuck in olin this yearbabyface said:Wait a minute, DW. Do you mean us 1st years are going to be living in Ladson this fall? I just got my housing packet and they didn't say anything like that...hmmm.....can you elaborate? Thanks
Hi. I am looking forward to joining everybody at Cornell this August. I wanted to know if anyone can share some info about the differences in the cAMP and urban orientation programs such as which one gets the better reviews from students, which one attracts the most participation, and cost differences. I know official information is coming in the upcoming months, but I am trying to finalize moving arrangements and need to know what date I will need to be on campus to move in. Thanks!
I just tried this cause I had to go to the DMV on 125th street (6 uptown, M15 bus back) and it worked!!! I felt like such a slimy cheapskate, but on a med student budget in NYC, you do what ya gotta domissmod said:A way to cheat the system tho: I take the subway wherever I want to go, then I take the bus back. That way my bus ride back is a transfer and I save myself 2 bucks. Heh.
babyface said:Hey guys,
Anybody else joining me in cAMP? I'll bring the beer
acab said:I'm also psyched by the cAMP trip. I was a bit taken aback when reading the email with the trip details/equipment. No alcohol, drugs or cigarettes allowed whatsoever. If found with any of those, the student will be taken back to NYC to deal with the dean. Were they serious?
I can understand the drugs part. Although I don't smoke and really dislike the smell, what if there's a heavy smoker among us? Wasn't that pushing it a bit too far? What about a beer to chill after hiking the whole day!? I felt like a kid in high school.