Johns Hopkins FNP-- Where to live in Baltimore??

Nursing Students Post Graduate

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Does anyone know anything about good places to live in Baltimore. I've just been accepted into Hopkins FNP program, and have no clue where to live. I hear taking the shuttle in is a good idea.

Any help would be really appreciated!

Thanks!

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Specializes in cardiac electrophysiology, critical care.

Hi,

I finished the accel. program in 2008. Good areas on the shuttle are 1) Mount Vernon, which is closer to school and downtown, and 2) Charles Village, which is a few more minutes away and closer to the undergrad campus ( fyi undergrad campus and medical/nursing campus are a few miles apart).

Other fun areas are fell's point (some people walked from that neighborhood to school but I am not sure I would feel comfortable doing that) and federal hill (although you you would need a car to get from that neighborhood to school.)

I agree the shuttle was pretty easy to use, don't have to worry about paying for parking.

I would advise you to visit the city if you can. In Baltimore, good neighborhoods can be very close to not-so-good neighborhoods. When I first drove to the neighborhood where the nursing school was, it was on a Sunday in the summer, and the area was so concrete and desolate- it made me depressed! But during the week there are tons of people (students/hospital employees) around.

good luck!

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Specializes in Oncology/Haemetology/HIV.

I live in the Mt. Washington/Greenspring area, about 6 miles from the the main Hospital. It is a lovely wooded area, but still inside the city. It is rather quiet, family oriented (a lot of Orthodox families nearby). Quite a few of my fellow coworkers - MDs, RNs, RTs, OTs - live nearby.

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