i have been reading threads about housing students getting in antigua. Could you please tell me where you getting that info from, coz i i called AUA NY office and they said that they dnt have any info about any housing yet, and i will find out once i arrive there.

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Hello Ravi, I called the main office earlier in the year for that information.

The best place to get information about housing is from Michelle. Call the main office in Antigua 268-481-8888 and ask for the operator - then ask to be connected to Michelle.

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hi thanks franklin and sree for your help.

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Im starting AUA in September 2006. I have a few questions about the apartments. I will be living in Crosbies apartments and need to know if I need to bring converters from here? Also if anyone have any other information about the Crosbies apartments please let me know.

Many thanks in advance.

As for Crosbies, I've never been inside of that place, but I heard it's beautiful. The power here, except in a few places, is just the 110V. But just do what I did too. I bought a converter at Radio S and saved it here in case of need, or you can always resell it and make some extra $$.
I will ask someone for you today about that Apt...

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It really depends where in Crosbies you live. However I think that most places work with the US voltage system.

I live in Crosbies and I never had to buy a converter.

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hey guys thanks for all the help on the interview questions and what not. but i just got accepted to the sep. 06 section at aua. i am freaking out cuz it is so close and i dont have anything. i was wondering if you could give me some advice about good housing spots, and books. and airline info, that would really help. also if anybody wants to by roomies or are flying out of jacksonville florida give me a PM with your number and we can meet up or discuss plans.

yo... I just got accepted last week too. And I was freaking out like you because they didn't send me the welcome package. They still havn't sent me the package. You should call the NY office for housing if you are doing through them, because they running out of spot fast. As for the flights, I just bought mine yesterday for 810 dollars. They are going up fast too. I received welcome package from NY office last night via e-mail after I bought my ticket. Let me know if you want me to forward it to you. It has good info about flights and other stuff. Ok good luck and see you in the island.

thanks for the info. i dont feel so bad, i just got the email welcome packet today. do i really need the hard bound one also?. from where are you flying to aua from. is it cheaper to fly from mia, or tampa or orlando or jacksonville. thanks for your help.