Hi. Also from P.R.China. My name's Zhu Zilin. You can call me Linda. I'll go to Boston in early this July, to participate in CELOP. Look forward to meeting you guys ASAP. Hope we'll have a nice time together.
As to Iris: If you do want to participate in CELOP. You should contact Sarah immediately, for the program will start at July.5. You shall inquire the earlist time you can receive your new i-20 form. And if you can make it, call to pospone your visa interview.
BU Banking and Financial Law class 2006-7
Posted May 27, 2006 09:04
As to Iris: If you do want to participate in CELOP. You should contact Sarah immediately, for the program will start at July.5. You shall inquire the earlist time you can receive your new i-20 form. And if you can make it, call to pospone your visa interview.
Posted May 27, 2006 09:48
To VIvi,Linda:
I am from China too, would you mind leaving ur contact ways,maybe we could meet firstly in China to exchange some information if u r in BJ?
My e-mail is : iriszhch@hotmail.com
keep contacting^^
To all who give me some advices: thanks a lot,i try to contact BU firstly
By the way, is it better to take such language couses inCELO?
I am from China too, would you mind leaving ur contact ways,maybe we could meet firstly in China to exchange some information if u r in BJ?
My e-mail is : iriszhch@hotmail.com
keep contacting^^
To all who give me some advices: thanks a lot,i try to contact BU firstly
By the way, is it better to take such language couses inCELO?
Posted May 27, 2006 11:04
To Pingping,
http://people.bu.edu/bucssa/newstu-guide.html
That is the BUCSSA, hope it is useful.
To Iris,
Glad to know you. Both Linda and me are in Shanghai, and we have already contact with each other. My hotmail: smile_qing@hotmail.com.
http://people.bu.edu/bucssa/newstu-guide.html
That is the BUCSSA, hope it is useful.
To Iris,
Glad to know you. Both Linda and me are in Shanghai, and we have already contact with each other. My hotmail: smile_qing@hotmail.com.
Posted May 27, 2006 11:37
Mine: zilinpig@hotmail.com
Happy to know you all. ^o^
Happy to know you all. ^o^
Posted May 27, 2006 11:45
As to the CELOP, I don't know whether it can help a lot. My english is poor. So I decide to take the course. However, it is really expensive!
Posted May 27, 2006 20:20
Hi again,
To Vitelio: A friend of mine lived at the Greenhouse last year and liked it. It is in a great location, right next to two malls and a grocery store and within a few blocks of the best bars, shopping and museums. A lot of LLMs have lived there in the past. School is about a 10 minute T (Boston's subway is called the T) rideaway.
15 N Beacon is a near where I live in Allston. That building is a little farther west, so it's a bit out of the way. It is not on the T but is on the 52 bus line, which is actually quicker and less crowded than the T, but less easy to use. It was just redone so i'm sure it's quite nice. Both of those buildings a little more expensive than I or many of my JD classmates pay, but ther are also newer and have features like pools and doormen I don't have.
To Vivi: About utilities, nearly every apartment in Boston includes heat and hot water in the rent, and some include electric. Because heat is included, you rarely get control of the temperature of your apartment, so look forward to that. The electric company is NStar, gas (for cooking) is Keyspan, all you have to do to set these up is call them and they will switch the billing on your apartment. There are two cable companies: Comcast and RCN. I would recommend Comcast. You can get high speed internet through your cable company or from a phone company or independant provider. The local phone company is Verizon, but you can get home phone with the cable companies as well. Most people don't get home phones, they just use cellphones, of which the major companies are Verizon, Cingular, and T Mobile. Verizon has the best coverage, do not get Sprint, their coverage is abyssmal.
One thing I forgot to say about housing is that you should use more than one rental agent if you want to find a good place, I would say four is a good number. Sorry for the long post.
To Vitelio: A friend of mine lived at the Greenhouse last year and liked it. It is in a great location, right next to two malls and a grocery store and within a few blocks of the best bars, shopping and museums. A lot of LLMs have lived there in the past. School is about a 10 minute T (Boston's subway is called the T) rideaway.
15 N Beacon is a near where I live in Allston. That building is a little farther west, so it's a bit out of the way. It is not on the T but is on the 52 bus line, which is actually quicker and less crowded than the T, but less easy to use. It was just redone so i'm sure it's quite nice. Both of those buildings a little more expensive than I or many of my JD classmates pay, but ther are also newer and have features like pools and doormen I don't have.
To Vivi: About utilities, nearly every apartment in Boston includes heat and hot water in the rent, and some include electric. Because heat is included, you rarely get control of the temperature of your apartment, so look forward to that. The electric company is NStar, gas (for cooking) is Keyspan, all you have to do to set these up is call them and they will switch the billing on your apartment. There are two cable companies: Comcast and RCN. I would recommend Comcast. You can get high speed internet through your cable company or from a phone company or independant provider. The local phone company is Verizon, but you can get home phone with the cable companies as well. Most people don't get home phones, they just use cellphones, of which the major companies are Verizon, Cingular, and T Mobile. Verizon has the best coverage, do not get Sprint, their coverage is abyssmal.
One thing I forgot to say about housing is that you should use more than one rental agent if you want to find a good place, I would say four is a good number. Sorry for the long post.
Posted May 28, 2006 02:56
Thank you, Grant. It is long, but it is great!
Posted May 29, 2006 04:33
Hi, everyone
I am Shawn, one of your classmates. I come from Taiwan, same as Ping . It 's really nice to contact to you guys before fall, so I would apreciate Mariya to open the board.
I am also worried about housing like some of you, but the information grantman provided is really helpful, thanks a lot.
Look forward to meet all of you!!!
I am Shawn, one of your classmates. I come from Taiwan, same as Ping . It 's really nice to contact to you guys before fall, so I would apreciate Mariya to open the board.
I am also worried about housing like some of you, but the information grantman provided is really helpful, thanks a lot.
Look forward to meet all of you!!!
Posted May 29, 2006 10:23
Hi futures class mate,
I haven't yet present myself, so here it is: my name is Michael and I'm French. I hope we'll all have a great year together!
See you all in fall!
I haven't yet present myself, so here it is: my name is Michael and I'm French. I hope we'll all have a great year together!
See you all in fall!
Posted May 29, 2006 15:30
Hi all, I haven't presented myself either. My name is Denise and I am from Brasil. Congratulations on the quotes in this board, they are very useful.
Please to meet you!
Please to meet you!
Posted May 29, 2006 19:03
Hi! I just wanted to introduce myself. My name is Neal. I grew up in South Africa, but Ive lived in Quincy since I was 15 (Quincy borders Boston to the south). I know most of Boston fairly well, and I am also quite familiar with the rest of the region. However, I have not spent much time in the BU section of Boston, nor have I ever lived in Boston, so Grantman is clearly your guy for useful info. But Im happy to help if I can.
Grant, I just graduated from Suffolk Law so BU is a nice upgrade. I presume that you, as I, will spend your summer studying for the bar so much for beaches and Red Sox games. To you and anyone else who is taking the bar soon, good luck!
I look forward to meeting all of you soon!
Grant, I just graduated from Suffolk Law so BU is a nice upgrade. I presume that you, as I, will spend your summer studying for the bar so much for beaches and Red Sox games. To you and anyone else who is taking the bar soon, good luck!
I look forward to meeting all of you soon!
Posted May 30, 2006 17:24
To Grant :
Thanks for the info, and your assistance.
I greatly appreciate it.
Thanks for the info, and your assistance.
I greatly appreciate it.
Posted May 31, 2006 06:12
Neal,
Yeah I'm studying for the bar, I'm taking bar/bri at BU and plan to take both the NY and MA bars. Should be quite a fun time, I can't wait till it is all over in August.
Yeah I'm studying for the bar, I'm taking bar/bri at BU and plan to take both the NY and MA bars. Should be quite a fun time, I can't wait till it is all over in August.
Posted Jun 01, 2006 15:31
I hear ya, grant...I had my first barbri course last night. That was four hours of bliss
Posted Jun 03, 2006 09:30
HI, i´m also going to BUSL american law program.
I already got my I-20 and I am going to atten celop.
Regarding housing, i have no idea where i'll live, during the 6 week course i'll be looking for apartments.
Looking forward to meet you,
I am Nui from Thailand and also going to BUSL to attend banking and financial law program. Before the program I will participate in celop. I apply for housing from celop and it garantees that I will get housing. Try to contact celop directly for the housing. I am quite sure you will get one. Good luck
I already got my I-20 and I am going to atten celop.
Regarding housing, i have no idea where i'll live, during the 6 week course i'll be looking for apartments.
Looking forward to meet you, </blockquote>
I am Nui from Thailand and also going to BUSL to attend banking and financial law program. Before the program I will participate in celop. I apply for housing from celop and it garantees that I will get housing. Try to contact celop directly for the housing. I am quite sure you will get one. Good luck
Posted Jun 03, 2006 13:33
Hi Nui, I am aoo from Thailand and going to attend the same program as you at BUSL this fall. What a surprise! I am also taking celop. NIce to meet you. Hope to see you soon in Boston.
Posted Jun 06, 2006 16:52
hi classmates,
have u all received the e-mail regarding the registration materials? do u guys have any ideas about the course-selecting and concentration or other things?
Regards,
ping
have u all received the e-mail regarding the registration materials? do u guys have any ideas about the course-selecting and concentration or other things?
Regards,
ping
Posted Jun 06, 2006 23:58
Hi everyone, my name is Felipe, I just been accepted to the LLM in Banking and Financial Law at BU. I come from Chile (that long and thin country in south america).
I hope to meet you all very soon.
See you
I hope to meet you all very soon.
See you
Posted Jun 07, 2006 18:01
Hi. I'm Fan Lijuan, from China. I got visa today and will have summer program. I plan to go to Boston on July 3rd. Very nice to meet you, all classmates.
Posted Jun 08, 2006 21:04
Hi classmates:)
I am really happy that so many people take a part in this discussion!
Today I received my I-20 form. If you hurry or need the form earlier, my advice is to call Sarah Bellot. She is very helpfull and will do everything possible to send you the form in a few days.
Regards!
I am really happy that so many people take a part in this discussion!
Today I received my I-20 form. If you hurry or need the form earlier, my advice is to call Sarah Bellot. She is very helpfull and will do everything possible to send you the form in a few days.
Regards!
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