Lauren734

Hi everyone! I'm a Loyola graduate (undergrad, lit major ?) looking ot change careers from realtor to nurse hopefully Spring 2021 as well! I won't be joining you guys at LUC this time-- although I have nothing but good things to say about the teachers/experience I had during my undergrad there, just wanted a change--but I wanted to pop in and offer help to anyone moving from out of town that might be overwhelmed trying to find the right place to live in Chicago! I help with renting and buying, and especially with COVID now I'm happy to do video tours for anyone that might need a place right when they get here. Would love to meet some other aspiring nurses as well, I hear we're in for a wild ride with these accelerated programs ? Don't hesitate!

Hi there! I'm starting nursing school hopefully January 2020 in Chicago, so I don't have SO much to tell you about nursing here other than all of my friends love it haha but I've been here for 10 years and I echo the previous response with the way Chicago is a really fun, livable city! We have an awesome food scene, with all kinds of great cuisines across the city but my favorite part is that even the "hottest restaurant in town" (whatever that may be at the time) becomes financially accessible for the average person during things like restaurant week. My favorite part of the city is the lake ? If you have any questions about where to live, I'm making the career change from realtor to nursing so I would be happy to help you find the right hood for you!