It's a bit longer to get to the med ctr, but you won't be living in the popular area for med students (around Herman park, which is right next to the med ctr, but also significantly more expensive, and definitely only rental). 

The average law school student graduates with $140,000 in student loans and the average med student graduates with $207,000 of student loan. 

So Iv been Searching for A Detailed map of my Area (& other areas) for some time now.With the Conclusion of ' A pretty Basic Map, although Detailed down to the "Side Streets" Etc...Seem to be very Costly, I Started the process of ordering a 3' by 5' & like i said pretty basic as far as Added Features ( Population, Med.

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The rental market in the med/small city I reside in is strong with a good outlook. 

There are a bunch that are devoted to travelling med staff looking for housing.

Idylwood near East End is a cute little place that you may like, and could probably get decent roommates that are grad, law, or med students (proximity to all schools). 

I haven't really seen my target renter population west of Cross, my target being Med School people.

Louis has great universities and med centers, plus family weddings and baseball.