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Questions about WashU/the area
I recently got accepted into a 2-year program at WashU (STEM), but I'm hesitant to commit for a couple of reasons. I'm a native Californian and honestly didn't think I'd get accepted. I wanted to stay in California to be closer to family and the weather, but the cycle has been rough and WashU is the only acceptance I've got for a program beyond just looking at industry work. I can of course come back to California, so I had some questions about living at Saint Louis and the campus:
- How's housing? I've looked online at pricing and such but haven't visited so I can't get the full picture of how housing looks. I'd like to live close to campus, one bed/bath or studio, is that doable?
- What's the cost of living like right now in Saint Louis?
- How are the winters in Saint Louis? I'm not a huge fan of rain/snow (being from California), so just wanted to get an idea of how that's like
- What's the social life like, especially for someone who's coming out of undergrad and will be in a grad program?
Would really appreciate any insight and if there's anyone from California who went to or is at WashU that'd be great
u/StupidlyIntellegent — 2 days ago