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Hm I don't know what you want to know about UCLA and the surrounding area.

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For instance, who lives where? It seems that most med school students live on campus but that's not really feasible as that would require either living separately (too expensive) or being married (not quite in the cards before August 6th).

I heard that UCLA own apartment complexes outside of Westwood. True?

Also, C-walking. Required? How difficult to learn?

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(we just built a new medical building too designed by IM Pei. It's pretty fresh)

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Both Emory and UCLA have new buildings this year and Emory is also introducing a new curriculum (which has its pluses and minuses). UCLA actually does almost everything inside their hospital, while Emory has a class/research building and then uses Grady and the other surrounding hospitals during rotations.