w00tage!
I got accepted :)
Now I gotta find someplace to live in Windsor (across from Detroit for those of you below the border). I don't mind res but for the summer session they are only opening up Clark Residence and I'm concerned about that style of student living. There's a reason I don't have roommates. I had the roommate from hell many eons ago until 2 weeks into the semester and then she fell off the planet cause she dropped out / died / got pregnant / who the hell cares. I don't even have any particularly close friends that I'd want to live with since I know I'd drive them crazy!
A structured residence hall gives me more control since the common area isn't as close to the bedrooms as they are in a typical townhouse. Also, Clark is pretty much booked already. So now I'm debating whether I want to rent a place just for the summer or whether I should forgo the res experience in the fall as well and settle into a full year lease. Places4Student.com has a whole bunch of properties listed but I'm going to have to take a trip down there and see them for myself since only 3 of them have actual pictures of the inside. I'd want to drive down and see the place before making any decisions anyway so I'm glad I was able to get my car fixed so quickly. Stupid timing belt. On the plus side it now drives like a new car. Can anyone read the phrase 'new car' without doing so in some game show announcers voice? Maybe it's just me.
Now I gotta find someplace to live in Windsor (across from Detroit for those of you below the border). I don't mind res but for the summer session they are only opening up Clark Residence and I'm concerned about that style of student living. There's a reason I don't have roommates. I had the roommate from hell many eons ago until 2 weeks into the semester and then she fell off the planet cause she dropped out / died / got pregnant / who the hell cares. I don't even have any particularly close friends that I'd want to live with since I know I'd drive them crazy!
A structured residence hall gives me more control since the common area isn't as close to the bedrooms as they are in a typical townhouse. Also, Clark is pretty much booked already. So now I'm debating whether I want to rent a place just for the summer or whether I should forgo the res experience in the fall as well and settle into a full year lease. Places4Student.com has a whole bunch of properties listed but I'm going to have to take a trip down there and see them for myself since only 3 of them have actual pictures of the inside. I'd want to drive down and see the place before making any decisions anyway so I'm glad I was able to get my car fixed so quickly. Stupid timing belt. On the plus side it now drives like a new car. Can anyone read the phrase 'new car' without doing so in some game show announcers voice? Maybe it's just me.