lizardclan

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West Nile

For on-campus apartments, check out housing.ucr.edu. You can take a "virtual 360 degree tour" of each apartment.

down under

I can help with on-campus apartment options, but it sounds like you want to live off-campus, no? -lizardclan

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To all those who applied to graduate programs at UC Riverside... Priority Deadline for UCR Campus Apartments Applications is Friday, February 27th. Hopefully, we'll get decisions before then.

I have a reoccurring nightmare that I stop attending classes and fall behind. I even miss midterms, and when I realize what I've done, it's a mad, panicked struggle to catch up and pass all of my classes. I think I'm warning myself never to miss a lecture. :-)

Ok, I'm not in grad school yet, so I know things will change, but I just looked at my expenses for January 2015. $153.44 for eating out. That's also $4.95/day, or $34.65/week. $110.70 at the grocery store. That's also $3.57/day, or $25.00/week Can anyone help me set some goals, or are my expenses reasonable? I do live in a high rent district. Thanks! -lizardclan

If I don't get accepted, I guess I'm going to have to find a job. I have been looking for a job already, but I'm distracted waiting for an admissions decision that should come this month (February). If rejected, I'll have to redouble my efforts on the job front. Sad, I was rejected from a job recently because I was overqualified.

looks "normally distributed" or is it an "F-distribution." :-)

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When I was a 30something, I returned to college for a second BA. Now I'm a 40something, and returning to get a PhD. I met with Professors in my department, and we talked about being an older student. They told stories of many successful 40somethings, and just one bad story.

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