Apartments in der Nähe von New Jersey City University

Financial District, located on Washington St, is the closest New Jersey City University student housing and is located at a 5-minute drive from the university.

The average distance of the amber New Jersey City University housing is 6.5 miles, and a 25-minute drive.

You should book your student apartments near New Jersey City University, 6-9 months before starting the academic year. So if your term starts in July, you should book your student New Jersey City University housing in December.

Three Thirds Cafe is the closest cafe to off-campus New Jersey City University housing, just a 3-minute walk from the college.

Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) is the closest airport to the university & is only a 20-minute drive. This airport makes it easy for students to reach their Jersey City student housing.

Set against the backdrop of the New York City skyline, New Jersey City University offers students the advantages of a brilliant campus community with direct access to one of the world's most influential metropolitan areas. Many students choose to live in off-campus New Jersey City University housing due to the added convenience. Amber offers New Jersey City University housing within a 6.5-mile radius or a 25-minute drive, starting at $920 per month. Top apartment options are St. George Towers & The Grand House.

Founded in 1927, NJCU is located at 2039 John F. Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey City, New Jersey 07305, & has 6,500 students. NJCU is one of the most diverse public universities in the United States, with students representing 100+ nationalities & speaking 50+ languages. The university offers 50+ undergraduate majors & 30+ graduate programs, with particular strengths in Business, Education, Nursing, Criminal Justice, Music, Fine Arts, Psychology, & National Security Studies. The university maintains a 13:1 student-to-faculty ratio.

Life beyond the classroom often becomes an extension of the creative process. Student apartments near New Jersey City University 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.

1. 133 West 3rd Street: The property has exclusive facilities like an in-room electronic safe and 24-hour CCTV. It is located at a 23-minute drive from the university - From $2900 per month.
2. Urban 139: The apartment has exciting amenities like a coffee maker and a TV. It is located at a 23-minute drive from the university - From $10108 per month.
3. The North Constitution: The property has amazing facilities like a gym and a game room. It is located at a 23-minute drive from the university - From $4005 per month.
4. 55 John Street: The apartment has top facilities like a fitness center and surveillance. It is located at a 44-minute drive from the university - From $1636 per month.
5. Financial District: The house has exclusive amenities like on-site management and study rooms. It is located at a 26-minute drive from the university - From $1550 per month.

West Side Avenue Station, the western terminus of the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail (HBLR), is a 3-minute walk from campus, while MLK Drive & North Street Station is a 7-minute walk away. Bus stops at Kennedy Boulevard & Audubon Avenue & West Side Avenue & Stegman Parkway are within a 2- to 4-minute walk. Eligible students can participate in the NJ TRANSIT University Partnership Program, which offers discounted monthly rail, light rail, & bus passes through participating institutions. The campus is 15 minutes by Light Rail from Liberty State Park.

NJCU supports 50+ student clubs & organizations, 14 NCAA Division III varsity teams, Greek life, student leadership programmes, & numerous cultural & academic initiatives. Students can participate in organizations focused on professional development, multicultural engagement, community service, performing arts, media, entrepreneurship, & student advocacy. A defining feature of student life at NJCU is the university's strong multicultural engagement, reflected through dozens of cultural organizations and annual events celebrating the backgrounds of students representing 100+ nationalities.