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Quick Stats

Student Parking Lot? Yes
Camden parking area, Columbus parking area, Columbus parking garage, North parking area, Renaissance parking garage, and West Village garage
Freshmen Allowed to Park? Yes
Approximate Parking Permit Cost
  • $345 per semester for a day pass
  • $800 per semester for an overnight pass
Common Parking Tickets
  • Decal replacement fee: $15
  • Lost decal replacement fee: $25
Best Places to Find a Spot
  • Columbus Avenue parking
  • Renaissance parking
Good Luck Getting a Spot Here Anywhere along the streets!

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Prior to the start of each academic year or semester, NU students can apply for a parking permit online. Permit applications are usually available sometime during the week prior to the start of each semester or quarter. It seems to be a universal truth among students who attend big-city schools that a car is an unnecessary and expensive endeavor on campus. Not only is parking ridiculously expensive, but also your car will invariably wind up towed, ticketed, abused, and worn down.

A car can nonetheless be a luxury to have a quick way out of town. Also, you’ll find that some poor carless student who lives in your vicinity may be quite willing to pay for your gas—or even more—for a ride home. Overall, though, the permit prices are just way too high, and the parking fines, which you’ll most certainly rack up, will be billed to your tuition account. So, if you have to take a car to school, park in the garage or enter the campus grounds at your own risk.

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Parking at Northeastern University

mike2418

Physical Therapy '14

3.5
B

Parking Is Ok

Dont have a car so didnt really have problems in this area, but from what I heard parking is expensive and hard to get.

Mar 07, 2012

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Parking at Northeastern University

jessica8630995

International Business '15

2.3
C

Finding Spots

finding parking near the campus is very difficult, its located in boston so the city itself isn't very good with parking

Jan 26, 2012

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foster57

Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Administration '14

1.9
C-

Parking Sucks

Northeastern offers lots but charge a lot to keep your car there for the semester. Around the city, some spaces can be found but there is always the risk of parking tickets. Some off campus apartments on Mission Hill have decent parking.

Jan 12, 2012

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User rating for Northeastern University - Parking is 2.3 out of 5 based on 37 user reviews.

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Facts

Getting a Parking Permit

Prior to the start of each academic year or semester, faculty, staff, and students can apply for a parking permit online. Permit applications are usually available sometime during the week prior to the start of each semester. Faculty and staff may purchase a parking permit each semester or annually. Full-time undergraduate, graduate, and law students can purchase a parking permit on a semester basis.

Parking ServicesWhat's This?

Student Financial Services
354 Richards Hall
360 Huntington Ave.
(617) 373-7010
parking@neu.edu
www.northeastern.edu/parking

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Jenn Sinrich
Hometown
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Major
Journalism
Grad Year
2012

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