Apartments in der Nähe von Brooklyn College

The Kensington House, located on E 5th St, is the closest Brooklyn College student housing and is located at a 12-minute walk from the university.

The average distance of the amber student Brooklyn College apartments is 4 miles, and a 7-minute drive.

You should book your student apartments near Brooklyn College, 6-9 months before starting the academic year. So if your term starts in August, you should book your student Brooklyn College apartments in December. If you are opting for the January intake, you can book your student Brooklyn College apartments in March.

Brooklyn's Best Eats is the closest cafe to off-campus Brooklyn College housing, being only a 3-minute walk from the college.

Nostrand Av/Flatbush Av is the closest bus stop to the university & is only a 2-minute walk. This bus stop helps students travel easily to their New York City student housing.

Set on a picturesque, tree-lined campus in the heart of New York City, Brooklyn College offers students a mix of traditional campus life & urban opportunity. As part of the City University of New York (CUNY) system, the college is known for its strong programs. Many students choose to live in Brooklyn College apartments due to the added convenience. Amber offers Brooklyn College apartments, within a 4-mile radius or a 7-minute drive, starting at $920 per month. The top apartment options are Agate Brooklyn Home & Bushwick Terrace Home.

Founded in 1930, BC is located at 2900 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11210, and enrolls more than 14,000 students from over 130 countries. Part of the CUNY system, Brooklyn College was the first public coeducational liberal arts college in New York City. The college is particularly known for programs in Business, Psychology, Education, Film, Accounting, & the Performing Arts. In recent years, Brooklyn College has been recognized by The Princeton Review as one of the nation's best value colleges. It has earned recognition from U.S. News & World Report for social mobility, diversity, & public education excellence. The primary intake begins in August, & the college maintains a student-focused learning environment supported by more than 400 full-time faculty members. Notable alumni include Barbara Boxer, former U.S. Senator, & Mel Brooks, Academy Award-winning filmmaker & comedian. Along with all these factors, learners choose comfortable apartment options around the university. Students often choose off-campus apartments near the university, like Cornelius Brooklyn Home and New York Friends Home.

For those looking to establish a home close to their studies, the neighborhoods surrounding Brooklyn College provide a wide variety of housing options. Student apartments near Brooklyn College range from private studios & shared apartments to 1B & 2B rooms, giving students the flexibility to choose a home that matches their budget, wants, & daily routine.

The campus is served by the Flatbush Avenue-Brooklyn College Station, the southern terminal of New York City's 2 & 5 subway lines, situated just a few minutes from campus. Several MTA bus routes, including the B41, B44, B6, & B11, provide additional connections. Students who meet eligibility requirements can benefit from programs such as Fair Fares NYC, which offers a 50% discount on subway & local bus fares. The college's location also places students within walking distance of Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Museum, & Downtown Brooklyn. For international and domestic travel, John F. Kennedy International Airport is approximately 25 minutes away by car.

Brooklyn College supports 150+ student clubs & organizations spanning academic, cultural, professional, media, political, service, & recreational interests. Students can engage with groups such as the Student Government, the Excelsior student newspaper, cultural associations, pre-professional societies, & performing arts. A defining feature of Brooklyn College is its status as one of the most diverse public colleges in the United States. With students representing 136 countries & speaking more than 90 languages, the college reflects the multicultural character of Brooklyn itself.