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Spending less
$$ on rent means more $$ for experiencing Philly.
It’s easy to plug right into Philadelphia, thanks
to its affordable cost of living,
plentiful housing and easy access
to healthcare. Which leaves you more time and money
to explore the many museums, dance clubs and athletic
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Don’t worry about the expenses of a car, because
you can use the extensive transportation
system to go see one of many live music acts throughout
the city.
More of today’s most famous
hip-hop artists and DJ’s got their start
in Philadelphia than anywhere else. Eve. The Roots. Jill
Scott. Rich Medina. King Britt. To name a few.
In addition, the
city is filled with such an endless array of student-oriented
dance clubs, restaurants, art galleries, ethnic
festivals, live music and cinema, that Philadelphia
has its own online event
guide for students:
www.campusphilly.org.
It’s hard to get bored in Philadelphia –
the Paris of America
with 100 theater companies, more than 100 museums,
and the world’s second largest collection
of impressionist paintings.
It’s also one of the most athletic cities
in
the U.S., home to 8 professional
sports teams, an historic college basketball
rivalry, the country’s largest
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the famous Penn relays
and the nation’s only professional cycling
race.
Philadelphia is also home to a wide array of different
international cultures, making it the prefect representation
of the American
melting pot. On any given day you could be
enjoying Chinese New Year, an impromptu Greek Festival
or a 7-day festival celebrating Films from around
the world.
Unlike some large metropolitan areas, downtown Philly
doesn't empty at night. People
live, work and play right in the center
of the city, making it a safe haven for college
students at any time.
Whatever you're looking for, you'll find it in Philadelphia--at
a price you can afford!
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