Apr 30
Future, current, or past grad students. How did you handle your housing situation? I'm debating whether to live with roommates or get my own apartment. Getting my own place will be more expensive, but obviously I will be able to get more studying done, and as I am an older student, it will be more desirable than living with strangers. The difference in rent between the two will be about 100 dollars per month. More interested in responses from traditional graduate students (not med, law school) as those two types would assume you can pay everything back anyway.
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