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Mike, I take it you're moving out of 26th for your second year. Any places in particular you would recommend that's very close to campus?
TO-boy said:What Manhattan neighbourhood is NYU dental school located in?? What's it called? EASTSIDE???
Can anyone suggest safe neighbourhood to look for apartments? Around the dental school and not too far???
Thanks
big dogg said:i had no idea you could give back money once you borrow it. does that pertain to stafford loans only? or also to the private loans? i think im gonna borrow about $220K over the 4 years of dental school....is this in line what other people borrow or will i be sunk after i graduate?
Dr.BadVibes said:$220K for 4 years at NYU??? HAHHAH....Good Luck......I hear those NYC gutters can get kinda grimey, so I Hope thats not your plan for housing....
UBTom said:All I can say is:
Seriously though, her plan is to hang onto that loan because it's "cheap money"-- When she consolidated her student loans it was at 4% I think. Much better rate than a mortgage for a house. I don't know if it's useful for tax deduction purposes though (I heard something to that effect though). All those things might come together to make it worthwhile to hang onto a student loan, so I heard. I'll have to ask.
Me, I'm consolidating my loans now-- My rate should be even lower than that.
Rocky21 said:Hey I am planning on attending NYU this Fall and was wondering if someone else is looking for a roomate. Im going to be staying at 26th Street Apts for the year. I dont party at all and am East Indian. I will be visiting NY in June from the 7th-11th. I could meet up with you and get to know you before orientation arrives in August.
Also, which loans are preferred out of the following:
1) Citibank Loan
2) Sallie Mae Loan
Any thoughts or recommendations???????????
Thanks,
Rocky
UBTom said:All I can say is:
Seriously though, her plan is to hang onto that loan because it's "cheap money"-- When she consolidated her student loans it was at 4% I think. Much better rate than a mortgage for a house. I don't know if it's useful for tax deduction purposes though (I heard something to that effect though). All those things might come together to make it worthwhile to hang onto a student loan, so I heard. I'll have to ask.
Me, I'm consolidating my loans now-- My rate should be even lower than that.
hossaiaa said:Hey Rocky,
Check your PM if you see this message. I'll be in NYC during the same time.
Brocnizer2007 said:Have some bad news for you all. Not sure it will affect you but as of now they will not allow transcripts for any class or have any curves.
In essence, you better bust your balls from day one otherwise you will...lets just say have a career change
big dogg said:i dont understand what we have to register for. i called and it started giving me all these classes that i am already registered for.
Looks like many of us are in the same boat. My guess is that if it says were are registered for some classes than we probably are. If someone would care to call and make sure let us knowhossaiaa said:Same here man. Does that mean we are already registered? I got a purple letter from NYU telling me how to register so now I'm all confused.
VancouverDoc2b said:Hey guys and gals, I just wanna thank everyone who helped me out throughout the application, interview, and waiting process. But all that is over now, cause Im coming to NYU in August.
Eager to see, and meet everyone.
Party hard until then...cause in August...its over...or starting...depending on how u look at it.
LAter guys...and Thanks.
NYU BABY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!