Off-campus locations for accepted student days?

Colleges and Universities A-Z New York University
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<p>In that email (the epic email everyones currently freaking out over, me included), it said something about there being 13 offcampus locations for the accepted students days. I called nyu, and they said that they had two of those days in texas, one in dallas and one in houston. In the past few months I've really racked up a bill going out of state for auditions, so i was wondering: to anyone whose already been to these accepted student days, does it look bad if you don't go all the way to new york?</p>

<p>because honestly, it would just be so much more convenient to go to the one in dallas...</p>

<p>i was also wondering, what exactly do they do on these days. i know they used to be called "saturdays in the square", are these new things the same thing? would i really miss a lot by not going all the way to nyc??</p>

<p>:)if you can help, THANKS! because if i do end up having to go to ny, i should probably get the tickets as soon as possible, lol :)</p>

<p>-stripedpolkadots</p>

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<p>i’m from dallas too and I’m wondering the same thing. but i don’t think it would look bad if you don’t go…i mean you’re already in so it shouldn’t matter that much. save the money i say</p>

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<p>I was also considering traveling all the way to New York, but going to the Dallas event seems a lot more convenient so that’s what I will most likely end up doing.</p>

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<p>it doesn’t look bad at all. this is the whole reason why they have off campus locations for admitted students days, because people might have difficulty going or for convenience. </p>

<p>i didn’t even bother to go and i live in northern jersey. my brother was on the student panel for stern so he just filled me in.</p>

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<p>thanks for the info sansri, dallas it is! :)and glad i could help you mrsmanager(:</p>

<p>-stripedpolkadots</p>