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Rollins College - Off-Campus Housing - College ProwlerCollege Prowler3.85

Off-Campus Housing

Quick Stats

Undergrads Living Off Campus 34%
Freshmen Living Off Campus 12%
Average Off-Campus Room & Board $10,780

Best Time to Look for a Place

Over the summer

Popular Areas
  • Any road off of Aloma Avenue
  • Baldwin Park
  • Holt Avenue
  • Winter Park Village
Average Rents
  • 1 BR: $650
  • 2 BR: $780
  • 3 BR: $1,150

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Most juniors and seniors live off campus at Rollins. Since students are required to live in a dorm freshman and sophomore years, for many students, it is refreshing to get off campus. There are plenty of options when it comes to off-campus housing, with tons of houses and apartments close to campus that students can rent. However, the closer the house\apartment is to school, the more expensive it typically gets. Apartments close to campus can run upwards of $1,000 a month. These are the apartments that most students want because they can walk to school and not have to deal with the stress of finding a parking spot.

Usually two or three people live together in an apartment and even more if you have a house. Some owners refuse to rent to Rollins students, which sometimes makes house hunting difficult. Some students who are willing to travel 10 to 15 minutes in the morning rent farther away from campus to avoid high expenses. There is an abundance of nice living options around Rollins, and the neighborhood of Winter Park is clean and friendly.

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Off-Campus Housing at Rollins College

cbackovsky

'15

Psychology

4.2
A-

Campus Living, a Different Experience

After coming from living on my own, it was definitely different moving into a room with a stranger! Freshmen and Sophomores are required to live on campus but as of junior year, they can live in one of the off-campus apartment complexes nearby.

Dec 29, 2011

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Off-Campus Housing at Rollins College

6011K

'15

International Business

4.6
A

Good Prices

I live on campus but many of my friends live off campus and they say that there are lots of opportunities.

Dec 19, 2011

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Off-Campus Housing at Rollins College

seanhall334

'15

Psychology

3.8
B+

Houses

off campus housing is awesome, but expensive. Most are one story houses with huge backyards, sometimes a pool, and up to 4 people live together. it is also relatively close to campus

Nov 16, 2011

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Hometown: Hinsdale, IL

Major: English

Grad Year: 2014

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