BreezyG

wow, poor wording on my part... but yes. Where I currently am, there is great disparity between how much you pay for shit from store to store. I can get the same Suave shampoo at one store for 85 cents and it's almost two bucks at another! So, places to buy things cheaply... on your mark, get set, go!

I don't have to find housing (thank god getting pulled in the housing lottery) but am wondering about public transportation, since I live out in the sticks currently. Is it worth it to get one of those monthly passes that just lets you ride the T where ever? How much do you actually have to use the T to make it worth it? Also, tips to eat/stay clean/buy clothes cheaply? I'll be at Harvard Divinity School if that helps point me in any particular direction.

Master of Theological Studies - Harvard University: Divinity School

Oh, I have waves of panic where I feel wholly inadequate and wonder what my recommenders must have written to get me in. (My advisor is an alum, and one of my other writers did some postdoc work there). I mean, I never would have let me in with the statement of purpose I wrote, they didn't want GRE scores, and everyone applying there has grades like mine. I felt like a fake in undergrad - got a lot of attention for very little effort. Maybe I shouldn't have mushed everything into three years to graduate early, and taken the fourth year to really get myself ready for grad school. Oh, who am I kidding. With all of my requirements done, there's no way in hell I would have done serious work. *sigh*

Anyone attending any of the Harvard schools (business, law, medicine, divinity, design, etc etc)? I'll be at the divinity school starting in the fall.