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Off-Campus Housing

Quick Stats

Undergrads Living Off Campus 44%
Average Off-Campus Room & Board $14,491
Popular Areas
  • (Lincoln Center Campus) Brooklyn, Queens
  • (Rose Hill Campus) Belmont
Average Rents
  • 1 BR: $1,150
  • 2 BR: $1,500
  • Studio: $875

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Half of the student population of Fordham commutes to school. Students come everywhere, from Long Island to Connecticut, traveling by subway, train, bus, and perhaps the least popular, car. Housing is extremely limited at Fordham, so many students (including all transfers who are not provided dorm space at their acceptance) are forced to find off-campus housing, while others opt for the freedom from the strictness of Residence Housing. Living anywhere in New York should put you close enough to public transportation to get you to Fordham, but commuting in New York City is another story.

There is a lot to consider when you decide to live off-campus in New York City. How much are you willing to spend on an apartment? Do you have a roommate? How long do you want your commute to be? Many students find housing through Craig’s List, a popular, free-to-use Web Site (www.craigslist.org). If you are willing to pay a broker’s fee, your search pool increases. Both Rose Hill and Lincoln Center provide off-campus housing lists, but these can become outdated rather quickly. Start your search well before you plan on moving in. There are plenty of alternate living options that can be just as exciting as residential life. Little Italy is a popular area in the Bronx, while Lincoln Center students live anywhere from Washington Heights, to Astoria, to Park Slope. Research and explore the area before you make any decisions, and always get a second opinion before moving in.

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Off-Campus Housing at Fordham University

morrth

'07

Latin and Ancient Greek Studies

5.0
A+

Great Selection

Everything the greatest city in the world can offer

Dec 09, 2011

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Off-Campus Housing at Fordham University

kristinuhhh

'13

Communication and Media Studies

2.3
C

Don't Know Much

I have no idea what kind of apartments are available, in addition to knowing if the area is safe or not.

Dec 06, 2011

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Off-Campus Housing at Fordham University

breynolds9

'17

Communications

3.5
B

Apartments Are Comparable

just like anywhere else some apartments are rather high, and some are affordabe

Dec 01, 2011

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For Assistance ContactWhat's This?

Lincoln Center Campus - Office of Student Activities
(212) 636-6250

Rose Hill Campus - Office of Residential Life
(718) 817-3080

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Hometown: Medford, N.Y.

Major: Playwriting/English

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