NYU Housing Options By SAM KLEIN Managing Editor Photos By
ALANA BEYER, POLINA BUCHAK, MIN JI KIM, SAM KLEIN, GAVIN KOEPKE, VERONICA LIOW, JUSTIN PARK, ALINA PATRICK, KATIE PEURRUNG
*Housing rates based on 2018-19 academic year.
Alumni Hall 33 Third Ave.
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You live by yourself Possibly the most central location of any upperclass residence hall There’s a new H Mart opening downstairs! When? Who knows!
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Cost Per Semester: $11,065 Subways: Walk to Campus: 15 mins. to WSP Rooms Available: Single
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Why are you paying this much money to live by yourself? You don’t even actually live by yourself because it’s suites Kitchen and common room are tiny
Broome Street 400 Broome St.
PROS
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Immediate convenience to Little Italy, Chinatown, SoHo and NoLiTa Bodega in the building Two dogs live in the building
CONS
Cost Per Semester: $6,803$9,643 Subways: Walk to Campus: 10 mins. to WSP Rooms Available: Single, Double, Triple
• You have to apply to live here and fulfill other Residential College responsibilities (such as two 500word essays a semester). • No dining halls nearby • Very few rooms available every year, because current residents have guaranteed spots.
Carlyle Court 30 E. 16th St.
PROS • • •
Right next to the Union Square Greenmarket The courtyard has swinging benches Practice room for dancers and musicians
CONS
Cost Per Semester: $6,803$9,643 Subways: Walk to Campus: 10 mins. to WSP Rooms Available: Single, Double
• You have to go outside from two of the towers to reach the study lounge. • Many rooms don’t have a door separating them from the common area. • Only two elevators per tower
Clark Street 55 Clark St.
PROS
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Not exclusively for NYU students, so you can make other friends. Located right next to Brooklyn Bridge Park A lot of community events
CONS
Cost Per Semester: $5,752$9643 Subways: Walk to Campus: 15 mins. to Tandon Rooms Available: Single, Double, Triple
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It’s a bit of a walk just to get to Tandon. The elevators aren’t very efficient. Rooms are pretty small.
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