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baytousc
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USC is in an urban neighborhood. However, I think it gets unnecessary flack for it. Use your common sense and stay to yourself, & the chances of something happening to you are slim to none. I walk [View Full Report] |
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waitingforcal
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It's not the best place for a university. I don't want to mislead anybody, so let me just say that when you walk off campus, you have to worry about getting shot or getting mugged. [View Full Report] |
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marcjacobs lover
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theyre building a subway stop right in front of one side of the school, so thats a plus. [View Full Report] |
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coin
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Like I said ... sketchy. [View Full Report] |
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tbgjinfl
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A bit seedy outside campus. We stopped at a McDonalds for lunch just across from campus and a homeless man pilfered a used soda cup from the trash and came inside for a drink. [View Full Report] |
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3drummersathome
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The area is changing and being upgraded more and more. [View Full Report] |
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cabrooks
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I walked around and felt safe in the day. At night it was kinda sketchy. I heard an ambulance go by at least three times in one night. [View Full Report] |
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CMK2901
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South and east are nice areas. The area surrounding USC is a low-income community, and it was a bit offsetting for myself, not really being a big city person. But again, I felt safe; no worries. [View Full Report] |
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pac10baby
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Not bad! There are shopping areas immediately north and west of the campus. The Radisson Hotel and the brand new Galen (basketball) Center are just east of the campus. [View Full Report] |
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gregdunn
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It is defineitly underrated. Everyone jokes about the University of South Central... but it was actually not bad at all... Its not Westwood, but not the ghetto. [View Full Report] |