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Hey! I am attending the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine PhD program this fall. Anyone else attending UC?

Hi. I went to NKU for undergrad for two bachelors degrees (biological science and studio art) and grew up in this area, so I can tell you a bit about the University. NKU does not have many graduate programs, so expect to be surrounded be a vast majority of undergrads. NKU is building their new Health innovation center, so that is definitely a plus for going there. I loved NKU's campus because it is tucked away and is isolated from the rest of society. If you want to be in a stereotypical "college town", NKU probably isn't the place for you. It is located in the city of Highland Heights, KY which is in Campbell County. Campbell county is mostly rural farmland developed into more suburban area and the more south you go, the more rural it gets. It is a very cheap area to live and it has a lot of forested area, which is good if you like to live among nature. The majority of NKU's students are also commuters, so you don't have to live right by campus if that's what you don't want. NKU is about 20 minutes south of Cincinnati, so that is convenient if you want to live in the city or experience the city nightlife. You may want to consider renting a car or make sure you know people/make friends with people that do have a car. Greater Cincinnati (the larger area that surrounds Cincinnati) doesn't have very good public transportation. I hope this helps. I am returning to the area to attend the University of Cincinnati grad school this fall. I really like the area. Please feel free to ask me any questions you may have, either on here or by private message!

Hey, I am not a psych student but I will be attending UC's toxicology PhD program which is on the medical campus and I am currently looking for a place to live in Cincinnati. Send me a message if you are still looking for a potential room mate!

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Hi everyone, I'm new here. Has anyone heard from Vanderbilt yet? Thanks