Description
This article is from the King Hall Law
School FAQ, by David F. Prenatt, Jr. NetEsq@dcn.davis.ca.us
with numerous contributions by others.
4.1.1) Where should I live during my first year at King Hall?
Your best bet is to live somewhere in Davis close to the law school.
See Section 6.1 for more information; see also the Davis USENET FAQ
(information on how to obtain the Davis USENET FAQ is contained in
Section 1.5).
4.1.1.1) Should I move into the graduate dorms at U.C. Davis, Lysle Leach Hall?
No, but that's just my personal opinion. I lived at Leach Hall during
my first year of law school, and it was the worst experience of my
life. However, some law students actually enjoy the camaraderie that
they experience when they live with other law students at Leach Hall
and/or the convenience of living on campus. IMHO, Leach Hall was too
small, too expensive, and a host of petty rules were enforced
arbitrarily by the Resident Director (RD) whether or not anyone was
actually breaking the rules. Most of the people whom I know who have
lived at Leach Hall feel the same way. However, the RD (a King Hall
reject) who was the major source of grief for the residents at Leach
Hall has since gone on to bigger and better bureaucratic pursuits and
has been replaced by more mature and capable personnel.
4.1.1.2) Where else can I live during my first year at King Hall?
You can live in one of the other on campus housing facilities for
graduate and professional students, somewhere else in Davis, in one of
the small communities near Davis, in the Greater Sacramento Area, in
the San Francisco Bay Area, or anywhere else in Northern California.
See the sections in this FAQ and other FAQs that deal with life in
those regions; see also Section 6.4.2 for information on shuttle
services for commuters.
4.1.1.3) Is there any place to live on campus other than Leach Hall?
Yes. There are a number of on campus housing facilities for graduate
and professional students that are well worth your money, but they go
very fast and there is usually a long waiting list for them. For more
information about on campus housing at U.C. Davis, contact the Student
Housing Office (<mailto:housing@ucdavis.edu >) at (916)752-2033.
Continue to:
Share and Enjoy
Bookmark this story so others can enjoy it:
Tags
education, King Hall Law School, information, tips, guidelines
