Around Town

USC Rossier has a platform just for the Rossier Online students to help us develop online social groups, online portfolios, and more. We even get discounts for being USC students and can go to USC events if we want. They do their best to make it as much like the usual graduate school experience as possible.

In the fall semester there are football games practically every weekend and I would highly recommend going to those. Downtown is also 10 minutes away and has everything from movie theaters and restaurants to the Staples Center. Another fun thing to do is explore LA. Using a USC rental car service, its easy to travel around the city to visit major shopping sites like The Grove, The Beverly Center, Century City, and Third Street Promenade. And of course beaches such as Santa Monica, Malibu and El Segundo are as little as 20-30 minutes away.

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Clubbing, dining out.

Downtown LA is not too far at all from campus. Here there's shopping, movies, Staples Center, the city, and much more. If you don't have a car and plan on taking public transportation, it's always best to travel with friends.

I really enjoy visiting friends at other dorms, or hitting up the shows at Ground Zero, the little jazz/coffee club on campus.

On campus there is always something to do....a sporting event, concert, theatrical performance, club sponsored events, parties etc... USC is in Los Angeles so there are so many things to do and see. Professional sports, music, museums, shopping, beach, restaurants, and on and on!

Texas Hold 'em with friends!

There are many things to do for fun. You are able to enjoy the physical activities of the university gyms or fields where you can do just about any for m of exercise. But if you are those kind of people who enjoy to relax and just socially hang with fiends, then you could go to the University Village where you could eat, hang out, or just enjoy a good movie at the theatres. I personally enjoy going to the University basketball courts just to shoot the ball around and work on skills just like you can do with any other sport. Even if you enjoy to go on computers, where you could go to the libraries or just use the School wifi to enjoy any game you wanna play. USC has an infinite amount of exciting things to do.

I go out constantly. There is only one bar that sucks, but there is always fraternity and athlete parties going on.