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The housing is good, and the best part is that they "kick you off
campus" after two years. This helped me learn how to deal with mundane
things like electricity bills and rent way before my friends at other
institutions. Plus, you have a lot more flexibility about living
arrangements and locations. The campus was being torn up and renovated
when I was there, but I hear that it's absolutely beautiful now. The
food was awful. Downright terrible. That's probably the best perk of
living off campus...
Baltimore's not a safe town, but I never felt worried when I lived
there. If you are smart and don't walk by yourself at night, you'll be
fine. The campus is protected by Hop Cops, who are usually retired
military or police officers. They were very nice, but I never felt that
they were really needed on campus. Off campus is a little more
dangerous (armed robberies and such), but those usually happened late
at night in dark alleys.
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