shadowofanubis

wait your saying there's a workout facility like that on the csu campus that i could use as a student? Thats pretty sweet if thats the case. As for the bus i guess i never got used to it, we as a family only used it when i was like 5-10 years old before we moved out here and its been car driving ever since. I like trains too so thats why i wished there was a rail from here to there. Giant CSU rec facility at E. 24th-ish and Chester. CSU peeps, correct me if I'm wrong (since I only know the Case UPass rules), but isn't the UPass included in tuition? That means you'd be paying NOTHING to commute to school. You have an option of paying $25.00 bucks and you will have A U-pass...that means you can ride the buses with that pass everyday in the semester, which actually ends up being a huge steal...Yes, the workout facility is on campus and it is new and awesome. You need 8 hours of school for it to be included. Anything under 8 hours and you have to pay to use. doesn't sound that bad then. I'll be full-time there (12 credit hours i assume) so i should get it for free if im reading that right. This is sounding alot better than LCCC already.

wait your saying there's a workout facility like that on the csu campus that i could use as a student? Thats pretty sweet if thats the case. As for the bus i guess i never got used to it, we as a family only used it when i was like 5-10 years old before we moved out here and its been car driving ever since. I like trains too so thats why i wished there was a rail from here to there.

I've been around a long time. I have no idea if there is a park and ride here, where would i see that and how long would it take using the bus to get down there. I think its ridiculous by the way that there isn't a train system setup like a light rail or something where you can just ride to different places in cleveland (like westlake to downtown). That would be wonderful.

I appreciate all the help so far. I'm going to be coming from westlake (from the west on I-90) so i figured it'd save me a ton of money to just live at home and drive to CSU. I'm not sure where i can check to see if i can catch a bus to CSU but driving seems to be my first option right now. I dont drink coffee but it'd be pretty cool to check out some of these places as i've never really been downtown much in all the time i've lived here. I have an orientation on the 2nd of June so i'll be able to walk around and check out the place a little more. most of my classes will be at noon till around 3 or 4 so i might catch the back end of rush hour coming home. Any other things you can tell me based on whats down there or what i said would be appreciated as well. Oh and will i have to buy a parking pass (does that make it easier) at csu or are there even some free places to park down there?

I'm wondering what its like to commute down there everyday coming from i-90 and how parking is. And whats the college life like, are there places to go downtown between classes (if you have time) or is it just all pretty much on campus stuff. Anything you can add is appreciated.