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So you're done with college. You're looking to go to graduate school, and you need to find a place to live other than the dorms. If you're a grad student, med student, or young professional, looking for a place to live can be a very intimidating experience. When asking my roommates here in Boston what they did, they told me that they narrowed down their choices by following a few basic rule:
- Proximity to school
- Safety
- Parking
- Laundry facilities
- Public transportation
These are the core values you should be considering when looking for a place to live. Dr. Tara Kuther, a writer for About.com wrote a piece that helps grad students and young professionals find a place to live:
Before embarking on your apartment-hunting trip, determine what you can afford to spend. Draw up a budget. You don't want to run out of funds two-thirds of the way through the school year! Learn how to manage your money before you move out on your own.
Read more at About.com