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Quality of Life Survey |
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Housing in SLC is plentiful and (relatively) inexpensive. A two bedroom
house with a sizable yard can be rented for under $900/mo. Be aware
that this is an older city, and many of the rental properties are 80+
years old.
The campus is pretty sizable, as could be expected of any school with a
40,000+ person strong student body. The law school itself is not
terribly impressive looking, but it is reassuring to know that the
school is spending its cash on profs rather than impressive buildings.
The school recently obtained a $24mil grant, and rumor has it, is
looking to move into a new building at some point in the future.
Restraunts are plentiful, and range in quality from fast food to fine
dining. If the dining in SLC doesn't strike your fancy, there is an
even wider variety (albeit pricier) just over the hill in Park City.
Crime and Safety are two of the biggest reasons to move here. While not
crime free, SLC is substantially safer than many other metropolitan
areas of comparable size. The overall atmosphere is just that much
friendlier
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University of Utah (Quinney) College of Law Admission & Application Surveys
