Back to college tizime

[Q]

Me = tomorrow into an off campus apartment (yay). Won't actually 'live' there till Sunday though, then school starts Wednesday.

What about the rest of you?

 

[badkarma1399]

I move back September 5th. Classes start September 10th. I wanna go back now though...

 

[destrekor]

I won't be moving back in till September 19th... school doesn't start till Sept. 24th.

Then again, school doesn't end till like June 11th this year. Quarters - both a blessing and a curse. Short 10 week classes, but 3 of them a year, and to get it done properly with a winter break, gotta start late and end late.

 

[Brainonska511]

I'm already moved into my apartment as I work in a lab on campus, but classes don't start till September 29th. Hooray quarters.

 

[xanis]

Moving in on August 30th. Classes start September 4th.

 

[coldmeat]

Originally posted by: Xanis
Moving in on August 30th. Classes start September 4th.

Same here.

 

[S Freud]

I live in the same town year round, same place and work the same job. Where do you guys move during the summer and why?

 

[jlee]

Originally posted by: Quintox
What about the rest of you?

I'm not in school.

 

[coldmeat]

Originally posted by: S Freud
I live in the same town year round, same place and work the same job. Where do you guys move during the summer and why?

I go home. I go to school about 6 hours away. It's just cheaper to live at home, even though I still pay rent at my house at school. I also like to come back to see my high school friends, and everybody I know in university goes home as well.

 

[Xcobra]

Already found a place. Start until the 26th. On campus Job starts the 21st.

 

[RESmonkey]

First timer here, going to move in on the 21st of this month; classes start 25th.

I'm excited

 

[Q]

Originally posted by: JLee

Originally posted by: Quintox
What about the rest of you?

I'm not in school.

K thx for coming in this thread and informing us all.

 

[EQTitan]

School starts on Aug. 25, my first class is on Aug. 26th and I live in the same area as my college.

 

[imported_nightfox]

Classes start Sep. 1st but I'm living at home this year.

 

[Q]

Only really sucky thing about this all is saying bye to my best friend, we go to diff colleges; this summer rocked and I wasn't ready for it to end. But luckily I'm rooming w/ 2 of my friends so it's still good

 

[S Freud]

Originally posted by: coldmeat

Originally posted by: S Freud
I live in the same town year round, same place and work the same job. Where do you guys move during the summer and why?

I go home. I go to school about 6 hours away. It's just cheaper to live at home, even though I still pay rent at my house at school. I also like to come back to see my high school friends, and everybody I know in university goes home as well.

I lived around 200 miles away until I moved for school. Most everyone I know moves home for school. To me it always seemed to be a PITA to move home for 3 months and then try to find a place again, pay deposits, etc.

Unlike most of my friends I couldn't afford to pay rent on a place that I wasn't living at, thought I would love to do that and be able to go home.

 

[destrekor]

Originally posted by: coldmeat

Originally posted by: S Freud
I live in the same town year round, same place and work the same job. Where do you guys move during the summer and why?

I go home. I go to school about 6 hours away. It's just cheaper to live at home, even though I still pay rent at my house at school. I also like to come back to see my high school friends, and everybody I know in university goes home as well.

My school is not in my hometown, it's 2.5 hours away. I live at home (parents) during the summer, and spend my time here during winter break too. Plus, I'd have to pay to live at school during the summer. I live in an on-campus apartment (officially dorms, but basically an apartment), and I have a housing scholarship from my school's Army ROTC program.
Big bonus is that I spend a lot of time with my parents, and use a lot of time to see my friends that go to school in my hometown.

 

[Bibble]

Moving in August 30th, classes start September 1st. Can't wait to go back.

 

[coldmeat]

Originally posted by: S Freud

Originally posted by: coldmeat

Originally posted by: S Freud
I live in the same town year round, same place and work the same job. Where do you guys move during the summer and why?

I go home. I go to school about 6 hours away. It's just cheaper to live at home, even though I still pay rent at my house at school. I also like to come back to see my high school friends, and everybody I know in university goes home as well.

I lived around 200 miles away until I moved for school. Most everyone I know moves home for school. To me it always seemed to be a PITA to move home for 3 months and then try to find a place again, pay deposits, etc.

Unlike most of my friends I couldn't afford to pay rent on a place that I wasn't living at, thought I would love to do that and be able to go home.

Well, I'm home for 4 months and all the leases I looked at in Guelph began in May, so I was able to find a house while I was at school.

 

[ManBearPig]

i also live at home and pay rent during the summer. The way they price apts at my college is so fucked up...its almost cheaper to get a 12 month lease than it is a 9/10 month one.

 

[jlee]

Originally posted by: Quintox

Originally posted by: JLee

Originally posted by: Quintox
What about the rest of you?

I'm not in school.

K thx for coming in this thread and informing us all.

You asked.

 

[Mrvile]

I'm moving in the 5th, classes start the 10th. Or 12th. I don't remember.

 

[sthaznpride17]

Originally posted by: destrekor
I won't be moving back in till September 19th... school doesn't start till Sept. 24th.

Then again, school doesn't end till like June 11th this year. Quarters - both a blessing and a curse. Short 10 week classes, but 3 of them a year, and to get it done properly with a winter break, gotta start late and end late.

Would you happen to go to a WA state school? Because those are the exact days for my university. I can't wait to go back, summer is getting a bit boring.

 

[destrekor]

Originally posted by: sthaznpride17

Originally posted by: destrekor
I won't be moving back in till September 19th... school doesn't start till Sept. 24th.

Then again, school doesn't end till like June 11th this year. Quarters - both a blessing and a curse. Short 10 week classes, but 3 of them a year, and to get it done properly with a winter break, gotta start late and end late.

Would you happen to go to a WA state school? Because those are the exact days for my university. I can't wait to go back, summer is getting a bit boring.

Nope, I go to The Ohio State University.

I can wait to go back, but I am also kind of excited to return. I'll be a junior. School itself isn't the issue that's making me not quite ready to return, it's the new responsibilities I'll have as a junior in Army ROTC. Going to be a huge change. Sometimes ROTC feels too slow, because it has to span the length of a 4-year degree... and the training almost makes me feel like I am nowhere near ready to go active... thankfully that's because the first two years of the program are extremely slow. Next year will be interesting for sure.

 

[EQTitan]

Originally posted by: destrekor

Originally posted by: sthaznpride17

Originally posted by: destrekor
I won't be moving back in till September 19th... school doesn't start till Sept. 24th.

Then again, school doesn't end till like June 11th this year. Quarters - both a blessing and a curse. Short 10 week classes, but 3 of them a year, and to get it done properly with a winter break, gotta start late and end late.

Would you happen to go to a WA state school? Because those are the exact days for my university. I can't wait to go back, summer is getting a bit boring.

Nope, I go to The Ohio State University.

I can wait to go back, but I am also kind of excited to return. I'll be a junior. School itself isn't the issue that's making me not quite ready to return, it's the new responsibilities I'll have as a junior in Army ROTC. Going to be a huge change. Sometimes ROTC feels too slow, because it has to span the length of a 4-year degree... and the training almost makes me feel like I am nowhere near ready to go active... thankfully that's because the first two years of the program are extremely slow. Next year will be interesting for sure.

I have to....Go Michigan!!!