[mimimartina]

Hi, I am trying to hook up with some Spring semester Charity students. Anyone living on the northshore? Anyone got any insight into the parking situation at charity? I went for my advising, and got so turned around, couldn't figure out how or where to park, turn, etc... Hoping for a carpool,,,

[jconnor504]

Originally Posted by mimimartina

Hi, I am trying to hook up with some Spring semester Charity students. Anyone living on the northshore? Anyone got any insight into the parking situation at charity? I went for my advising, and got so turned around, couldn't figure out how or where to park, turn, etc... Hoping for a carpool,,,

I am starting in jan evening but I do not live on the northshore. The parking situation is going to be kind of hectic. Sometime before the semester begins a bulliten will be put up with instructions on how to participate in a random drawing. If your name is pulled you get an assigned spot for that semester only. You will of course have to pay a fee. If you are unlucky, as I found out during advising, you will have to find your own parking around the city.

[hs2005]

Don't worry too much about the parking situation-I am in my first semester and we are always in class so early we never have any problems parking. The first few weeks were a little more hectic, but then the upperclassmen began going to their clinicals and the evening group started going at night.

I know you must be getting really excited at this point. You are really going to enjoy going to Charity.

[NMB107]

Don't worry to much about the parking there are plenty of lots around there to park in. I usually use St. Josephs Church its the cheapest at 3.00 and you can walk on the street to get to the building or the overhead walkway that's over looking the street either way it goes that'll be your best bet, everything else is on avg 5.00. Hope this helps.

[jemommy]

I park in that same place as NMB107. Don't worry about parking. You will have a lot of other things to focus on.