Jump to content

Recommended Posts

  • 2 weeks later...
  • 3 weeks later...
  • 3 weeks later...
  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

Hi, I applied to Lawrence and graduate college. I wouldn't mind either of them :)

  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

I applied for the graduate college. It's going to be weird living in a catered college again - I've been in a share house with some friends for the past two years, and before that I was in a self-catered college. Plus I've never had to share a room before (though fingers crossed I get a single room). Still, I figure living at college will be the best way to meet people and make new friends.

  • 4 weeks later...
Posted

Got a housing contract offer today. Single room in the New Graduate College :) Now I just need to work out which meal plan I should choose...

Posted

I got the same thing. My choices did not include the NGC and I'm wondering if I could change it. By the way, I heard from the grad students there that they like choosing the 95 meal plan to have it as a back up in case they end up eating mostly outside.

Posted

Was anybody else able to get housing somewhere else besides the new graduate college?

Posted

I got NGC as well. I chose the 95 meal plan. BTW we can upgrade our meal plan any number of times, so 95 is the safest plan to opt for. I read on the Princeton website that most graduate students choose this plan. However, I don't know why the meal plans are so expensive. The 95 meal plan amounts to almost $33 per meal, as opposed to the meal prices of $10-$15 for lunch/dinner at the same dining halls, if bought individually.

Posted

Thanks for the info! I was initially considering block 235, but even then is $23 per meal. They are expensive.

Posted

I got NGC as well. I chose the 95 meal plan. BTW we can upgrade our meal plan any number of times, so 95 is the safest plan to opt for. I read on the Princeton website that most graduate students choose this plan. However, I don't know why the meal plans are so expensive. The 95 meal plan amounts to almost $33 per meal, as opposed to the meal prices of $10-$15 for lunch/dinner at the same dining halls, if bought individually.

I think the cost of the 95 meal/semester plan is for the whole year, which would mean it's just over $16 a meal (at least, that would make more sense).

Posted

That does sound reasonable. That would make the cost per meal of the Block 235 close to $11.

Posted

I think the cost of the 95 meal/semester plan is for the whole year, which would mean it's just over $16 a meal (at least, that would make more sense).

That does sound reasonable. That would make the cost per meal of the Block 235 close to $11.

Sorry! You are right. The prices are for one year! The prices make much more sense now...

Posted

I got the walk through double in the old graduate college. I was pretty unhappy with this, considering I've had my own apartment for the past 2 years -- I called, and was switched to one of the annexes. I am thrilled! I'm also happy that the meal plan isn't required, as I think the cost is way too high (95 meals/semester @ 16$ a meal? Craziness). I'm very excited to move down and hopefully have great housemates!

Posted

Congrats! I called a few days ago and was told that I couldn't switch out of the NGC, I'm gonna try again tomorrow and fight my way to a room in the OGC.

Posted

Lostz, yes. At first that is what I was told -- but after some arguing, they managed to switch me. Although I haven't received the final confirmation -- so fingers crossed it actually goes through.

Posted

Hey all! I was also placed in a single in the NGC. Just out of curiosity, what is it about the NGC that makes people want to jump ship to the OGC?

Posted

Hi! There is nothing wrong with it, is just that you get more privacy in the OGC.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

This website uses cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. See our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use