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Possibly moving to Delaware or Massachusetts...

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It looks like for law school next year I'll be going to either Widener in Delaware or Western New England College in Springfield, Massachusetts. Anyone live in either of these two places and can give me some advice on what's some cheap housing, fun stuff to do, etc.?

 

Go ahead and add the Pittsburgh area of PA as well because I have a shot at Duquesne too...

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Shittsburgh's been covered, sorta.

 

Good luck with Duquesne. Should let you know that they're an EVIIIIIL Jesus school though. When I was in college, I attended this faggy liberal arts school (Point-less Park University) and there was talk of some hippie partnership between the two. I swear to Christ the people here thought Ralph Reed was going to storm in with a SWAT team and take away any guy wearing a pink bracelet or something.

 

If you have any other questions about Shittsburgh, let me know. Do you plan on living in dorms or in a real place? And how far would you be willing to drive if you are doing the latter?...

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If you're coming to Massachusetts, I would just suggest that you spend as much free time as you can in the city. That's really the only place where anything entertaining happens.

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Shittsburgh's been covered, sorta.

 

Good luck with Duquesne. Should let you know that they're an EVIIIIIL Jesus school though. When I was in college, I attended this faggy liberal arts school (Point-less Park University) and there was talk of some hippie partnership between the two. I swear to Christ the people here thought Ralph Reed was going to storm in with a SWAT team and take away any guy wearing a pink bracelet or something.

 

If you have any other questions about Shittsburgh, let me know. Do you plan on living in dorms or in a real place? And how far would you be willing to drive if you are doing the latter?...

 

I'm probably looking at getting an apartment, I wouldn't mind driving a few miles, but I'd like to be closer to the school if it matters at all. I'm Catholic, so Duquesne being a Catholic school doesn't bother me much.

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If you're coming to Massachusetts, I would just suggest that you spend as much free time as you can in the city.  That's really the only place where anything entertaining happens.

 

Thanks, I'm also looking at New England College of Law in Boston as another option.

 

Pick the school in the city over the school in Springfield. Springfield's in the ass end of nowhere ... not a whole lot to do around there.

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If you are going to law school you will be studying so much that night life is not that big of a deal. My dad owns a law firm in Cincy, my sister just graduated from law school, and I am going to law school next year, trust me, law school can be a bitch. What did you get on your LSAT? I was happy with a 163.

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Well.....Delaware ain't exactly Funtown USA either. If you go to Boston, be prepared to have to take a life to be able to get a parking space in the city from what I hear.

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If you are going to law school you will be studying so much that night life is not that big of a deal.  My dad owns a law firm in Cincy, my sister just graduated from law school, and I am going to law school next year, trust me, law school can be a bitch.  What did you get on your LSAT?  I was happy with a 163.

 

I ended up choking and pulling a 153, I'm retaking in December. I know for a fact that Duquesne takes the higher of 2 LSATs, so I'm retaking and hoping to pull a 157-158. The GPA is strong enough (3.6), so I just need to do a little better on the goddamn test.

 

Worst-case scenario is I go to a lower-ranked school, kick ass the first semester and transfer into a higher-ranked one...

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Widener is in the wrong end of Delaware (Im 5 minutes from Delaware to the south, and Widener is up at the north end in Wilmington).

 

My view of Delaware thus is skewed because southern Delaware is nothing like the area around Wilmington.

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Being a masshole myself I strongly suggest to avoid Springfield. Believe me you don't want t be in that shithole of a city. Even Worcester is better than Springfield. Going to school in Boston I would say is your best bet. It's a great city to live in and also appeals well to college students with so many colleges in the area.

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Being a masshole myself I strongly suggest to avoid Springfield. Believe me you don't want t be in that shithole of a city. Even Worcester is better than Springfield. Going to school in Boston I would say is your best bet. It's a great city to live in and also appeals well to college students with so many colleges in the area.

Well, I think every Masshole that's read this thread has replied with the same "SPRINGFIELD SUCKS" sentiments...

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Yeah, Wilmington isn't exactly safeville. In fact, most of the city looks like a big ass slum. Still, in the summer you can invade good old southern Delaware for the beaches and hot ass vacation girls.

 

Northern Delaware has stuff to do in the winter while Southern Delaware basically closes shop.

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Well.....Delaware ain't exactly Funtown USA either.  If you go to Boston, be prepared to have to take a life to be able to get a parking space in the city from what I hear.

 

It's not as hard to find a spot as people claim ... it's not much worse than Chicago, NYC or Philly ... you've just got to know where to look.

 

Well, I think every Masshole that's read this thread has replied with the same "SPRINGFIELD SUCKS" sentiments...
It's funny, I was waiting for SOMEONE to post a "it's not that bad" argument. I really don't think one is coming.

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Widener is in the wrong end of Delaware

 

Well, it would only take 10 minutes for him to get to the right end of Delaware...

It takes me an hour and 45 minutes just to make it halfway through Delaware, which is roughly Dover.

 

Northern Delaware has stuff to do in the winter while Southern Delaware basically closes shop.

 

I love the Slot machines in Harrington. I usually do that at least once every other month or as long as it takes me to save about $50 worth of quarters.

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I consider Dover and Harrington to still be Northern Delaware. It has a mall, southern Delaware gots shit in the winter. Place dies.

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Well.....Delaware ain't exactly Funtown USA either.  If you go to Boston, be prepared to have to take a life to be able to get a parking space in the city from what I hear.

 

It's not as hard to find a spot as people claim ... it's not much worse than Chicago, NYC or Philly ... you've just got to know where to look.

 

Well, I think every Masshole that's read this thread has replied with the same "SPRINGFIELD SUCKS" sentiments...
It's funny, I was waiting for SOMEONE to post a "it's not that bad" argument. I really don't think one is coming.

I just forfeit the idea of driving and take public transportation to most places.

 

And yes. Springfield just plain sucks.

 

Going to school in Boston has been the best decision I ever made.

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The only positive I can see for Springfield is that it isn't Weymouth. Weymouth just eats balls, man. I have to deliveries to Weymouth for work regularly, and man...I couldn't imagine living there. It's not, like, Blackstone or Woonie (Woonsocket, RI for you non-Massholes, or at least the Massholes that aren't from SE MA), but...it's close to being Framingham. A lot of businesses, but nothing else, really.

 

It's what Framingham would be like if it were filled with honkies instead of Brazilians, really.

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Trust me when I tell you that you'll want to avoid Michigan like the fucking plague.

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Springfield has the basketball hall of fame and......the Kwik-E-Mart? yeah, I'd advise against moving to Springfield.....

 

I like Pittsburgh a lot, actually, I recommend trying to go there

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Widener is coming down to my neck of the woods for a football game vs Salisbury University tomorrow.

 

hmm.

 

Anyway, last weekend I went up to Newark Delaware and there is absolutely no comparisson between Northern and Southern Delaware, that was refuted in my little mini-adventure.

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Widener is coming down to my neck of the woods for a football game vs Salisbury University tomorrow.

 

hmm.

 

Anyway, last weekend I went up to Newark Delaware and there is absolutely no comparisson between Northern and Southern Delaware, that was refuted in my little mini-adventure.

 

We rule in the summertime. But in the winter, Northern Delaware kicks our ass all over the place. Summertime I fucking LOVE lower DE. Winter...not so much.

 

Summer- kick ass rock concerts, Bottle and Cork, beach babes, the Cork, the boardwalk, the Cork, fishing, did I mention the Cork?

 

Winter-.....umm.....movies.....

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What the fuck is the Cork

 

Bar/Club in Dewey Beach. Basically inside an old garage but very enjoyable. Plus any place that brings in Vanilla Ice for five bucks so I can laugh wins my votes. That and the Baycenter are the two main summer concert venues and have been getting some damn big acts more and more each year.

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