sneezus wrote:depositing Mich today, withdrawing from Columbia. see yall in ann arbor
Congrats!
sneezus wrote:depositing Mich today, withdrawing from Columbia. see yall in ann arbor
Michigan is pretty strict on who is in-state. So, no, you really can't. But the upside is the difference between in-state and out of state isn't that big. Last year's numbers showed a whopping $3000 difference per year.vm18 wrote:Can someone get in-state tuition second and third year? Or is the out of state tuition applied for all 3 years?
You can get an okay one bedroom for $700-900 if you're willing to live in the undergrad frat-zone. Nice apartments will run you at least $1100 or so.sneezus wrote:anyone thinking about living alone at school? trying to get an idea of what a 1BR or studio would go for in Ann Arbor
1 bedrooms at Harbor House start at $1195/month. Really nice apartments though!sneezus wrote:anyone thinking about living alone at school? trying to get an idea of what a 1BR or studio would go for in Ann Arbor
It's some of the better tap water I've had.mina_ami wrote:Question for anyone who is around Ann Arbor: how's the tap water? I come from the land of minerally well water that's so hard it eats through your water heater every two years. Is tap water drinkable?
well that settles it. see y'all in ann arbor6778628 wrote:It's some of the better tap water I've had.mina_ami wrote:Question for anyone who is around Ann Arbor: how's the tap water? I come from the land of minerally well water that's so hard it eats through your water heater every two years. Is tap water drinkable?
That's not really how weather in Michigan works.theramblingfool wrote:Is this the right place to solicit for potential roommates in the fall? I don't care if I'm close to the law school, as long as I am biking distance. Just looking for a reasonable price for something not shitty.
I don't know why I am stalking this forum during finals, but I feel compelled to respond here.6778628 wrote:That's not really how weather in Michigan works.theramblingfool wrote:Is this the right place to solicit for potential roommates in the fall? I don't care if I'm close to the law school, as long as I am biking distance. Just looking for a reasonable price for something not shitty.
When tickets become available, you could pay an uninterested student to buy you a slate of tickets. I think you would still have to pay a validation fee for each game (assuming your wife doesn't have a UMID).ajallen wrote:Anyone know how I can get my wife a football ticket so she can sit with me in the law student section?