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About the Property
55 John Street, 10038, offers prime student housing in New York City. 55 John ST NYC is a sought-after destination for students. It presents an array of living options, including ensuites and non-ensuites. Each room of 55 John St is crafted to meet the varied needs of its residents. 55 John Street housing is conveniently located within easy reach of academic institutions. These student apartments in New York are especially attractive for those attending the nearby New York Academy of Art (10-minute drive) and Pace University (5-minute walk). This provides a comfortable and conducive environment for academic pursuits.
New York City is a global metropolis with a rich and complex history. It traces its origins to the Dutch settlement of New Amsterdam in 1624. Later, it became a British colony. Eventually, it became a pivotal city in the American Revolution. Today, the city boasts an impressive array of universities. Students in New York can immerse themselves in an unparalleled range of experiences. Explore world-renowned museums like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Broadway theatrical productions. The vibrant student life extends beyond academics. It offers internship opportunities in finance, media, technology, and the arts.
55 John Street NYC by EHS Student Housing Org emerges as an ideal living solution. It is perfect for students seeking a blend of comfort, convenience, and urban excitement. EHS 55 John Street Residence is strategically located in the Financial District of the United States. This New York student housing complex offers meticulously designed living spaces. It further caters specifically to the unique needs of students pursuing higher education in one of the world's most dynamic cities. 55 John St NYC lets you experience the full potential of student life in a city that never sleeps. It has carefully curated amenities designed to meet the multifaceted needs of modern students. It offers unprecedented opportunities for academic, professional, and personal growth.
Features
55 John Street, New York offers a variety of room types to suit your preferences. It includes the Lofted Triple Room, Triple Room, Double Room, and Double as Single Room. Each room of 55 John Street Pace University, comes with essential amenities tailored to your comfort and convenience. In every room, you'll find a desk with a chair for studying. There is an apartment-size refrigerator for storing your groceries and a microwave for quick and easy meals at EHS 55 John Street Residence. Depending on the room type, you’ll have either a captain’s bed, a regular twin-size captain’s bed, or two regular twin-size captain’s beds. Some rooms of 55 John Street New York, feature a bed with drawers for added storage space, and all rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV for entertainment.
Your rent for 55 John Street Residence includes AC, heating, water, and electricity. It makes your living experience comfortable year-round without extra utility costs.
The property offers a range of common amenities to enhance your living experience. Enjoy wireless Internet for all your connectivity needs. There is a fitness center to stay active and laundry facilities in the building for your convenience. Mail & package services are provided, and there’s an ATM on-site for easy access to cash. The communal kitchen is perfect for preparing meals. The hydration station and vending machines ensure you have refreshments available at all times.
55 John Street offers a 24-hour main entry security desk for safety and security. There is key-card entry to both the building and your room. It also provides surveillance throughout the property and a professional live-in staff to assist with any needs. You can also check out the EHS 55 John Street Residence New York photos.
Location and What's Hot?
55 John Street NYC, stands amidst the energetic canvas. It presents a modern, comfortable housing option for students attending institutions like New York University, Brooklyn Law School, and Hult International Business School. Just a short walk away, students can indulge in the rich coffee culture at SUITED, Voyager Espresso, and Remi Flower & Coffee. When hunger strikes, you can head to the nearby 123 Market Place, Carmen's Kitchen, and Sushi Reimagined. Financier Patisserie provides the perfect caffeine fix and pastries for late-night study sessions or early-morning classes. The area around 55 John Street NYC, reverberates with the lively ambiance of local pubs and clubs, making it a magnet for students to unwind. The Irish American Pub and Carragher's are the go-to places for a night out with friends or to catch live sports action.
For grocery runs, Andrew284977 is conveniently located within the neighborhood of 55 John Street Residence. Duane Reade is at hand for pharmacy needs or last-minute essentials. In times of medical urgency, the New York-Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital ensures that students are never far from professional care at EHS 55 John Street. Students can meander through the historic cobblestone streets to the famed South Street Seaport. They can even immerse themselves in the tranquility of Battery Park. Take a reflective stroll through the 9/11 Memorial & Museum. Get a dose of culture at The Skyscraper Museum. The local attractions offer diverse experiences.
New York's rich tapestry is incomplete without a nod to its intellectual venues, and the New York Public Library serves as an illustrious beacon for scholarly pursuits. Art lovers can satisfy their creative hunger at The Museum of American Finance. With a blend of educational havens and lifestyle hotspots, 55 John St NYC, stands as the perfect home base for the student community desiring convenience meshed with urban energy. This locale harmoniously caters to both the academic aspirations and leisure needs of students, reinforcing the comforting sense that 55 John Street remains an ideal pick for those looking to thrive in the heart of one of the world's most dynamic cities.
Commute
Residents of 55 John Street New York apartments will find their commute around the city convenient. Students have easy access to the Fulton Street subway station, connecting them to several subway lines for extensive city-wide travel. Another nearby transit option is the Cortlandt Street station, providing additional routes for day-to-day commutes. Bus services are also accessible from 55 John Street Residence, with stops such as Broadway & Cortlandt St and Broadway Between Fulton & Dey St. It presents reliable bus links for destinations within and beyond the city center. Living at 55 John Street New York ensures that students have efficient travel amenities close at hand.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a guarantor for 55 John Street Residence? Who can be one?
A guarantor for 55 John Street Residence is a person over the age of 21, usually a parent, who agrees to be responsible if you are ever unable to fulfill the financial obligations of your housing agreement. If you can’t get a parent to be a guarantor, the next best bet would be a relative or friend.
What documents does a guarantor need to provide for 55 John Street Residence?
A guarantor for 55 John Street Residence needs to provide a copy of a valid current photo ID and a completed Guarantor Form, which will be sent by the Housing Advisor. Current IDs (valid) are IDs issued by a city/state/federal agencies.
What is included with the room rates at 55 John Street Residence?
The room rate for 55 John Street Residence includes all utilities (electric, AC/heat, water), a basic student-style furnished room (bed, desk, dresser or closet, desk with chair), Wifi in your room and throughout the building, fitness center, laundry facilities (laundry cost is not included), 24-hour security in the building, microwaves (in all buildings except New Yorker and Hudson Yards), and apartment-style or small refrigerator. Property Student Life staff is on call 24/7 for emergencies and also plans several free and low cost activities each month, which you are invited to attend.
Can I reserve for 9 or 12 months and cancel 55 John Street Residence after the first semester?
You can reserve 55 John Street Residence for 9 or 12 months with property, however if you cancel after the first semester, the guarantor will be responsible to guaranty payment pursuant to the License Agreement and the Guaranty. Cancellations made after the deadline will NOT receive refunds and the client will be responsible for the full cost of the reservation pursuant to the License Agreement.
What happens if I can't get a guarantor for 55 John Street Residence?
If you are unable to secure a guarantor for 55 John Street Residence, then you will be required to pay for the semester housing in full before moving in.
After reserving my room for 55 John Street Residence, when do I receive information about check-in, what to bring, etc?
Most of the information you need to start planning your stay is in the FAQ section or can be found in the Student Life section. You will also receive an email from Student Life providing you with all of the information you need.
Does 55 John Street Residence offer short-term (daily, weekly, etc.) accommodations to individuals?
55 John Street Residence do not offer daily or weekly reservations. However, there may be times when they will offer short-term reservations.
What is the cancellation policy at 55 John Street Residence?
To ensure the integrity of your reservation, all cancellation requests MUST be received by property through DocuSign or sent via certified or registered mail (to 55 Clark Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201, Attention Director, Leasing). Your request MUST be processed by DocuSign or via email/fax by 11:59 pm, New York City Time, or postmarked on or before the cancellation deadlines set forth below to be eligible for a refund. Cancellation requests processed or postmarked after the deadline or sent via a different method will result in NO REFUND of monies paid.
Cancellation deadlines by semester:
a. Fall Only Reservations - July 15
b. 9 and 12-month Reservations- July 15
c. Spring Only Reservations- Nov 15
d. Summer Only Reservations - April 15
Cancellations received or postmarked after the deadline will NOT receive refunds and the client will be responsible for the full cost of the reservation pursuant to the License Agreement. If there is a guarantor (required for 9 and 12-month reservations), the guarantor will be responsible to guaranty payment pursuant to the License Agreement and the Guaranty. The client also understands that the Membership Fee is NON-REFUNDABLE and NON-TRANSFERABLE.
All refunds are processed via check within 8-10 weeks and mailed to the client.
What forms of payment are accepted at 55 John Street Residence?
All major credit cards are accepted at 55 John Street Residence. You may also pay with a Money Order, Certified Check or Traveler’s Check made out to Educational Housing Services, Inc.
What do I have to pay when submitting my reservation for 55 John Street Residence? Can I pay monthly?
55 John Street Residence do not offer monthly payments. The payment structure for each reservation type is:
When making a Fall Only reservation, we require 50% of the room fee plus the membership fee ($250 if you are a new resident, $125 if you are a returning resident). The second 50% is due August 1.
When making a Spring Only reservation, we require 50% of the room fee plus the membership fee ($250 if you are a new resident, $125 if you are a returning resident). The second 50% is due December 1.
When making a 9- or 12-month reservation, we require 30 % of the room fee plus the membership fee ($250 if you are a new resident, $125 if you are a returning resident). The second 30% is due August 1 and the remaining 40% is due December 1.
When making a summer reservation, we require 100% of the room fee +plus the membership fee ($250 if you are a new resident, $125 if you are a returning resident).
For any other semester or for reservations that are placed after the above dates, please call 1-800-297-4694 and speak to a Housing Advisor for payment options.
How much does it cost to live with 55 John Street Residence?
Prices are dependent upon which semester, building and room type you choose. Under each of our building pages, you can select each room type to see the exact rate. Keep in mind that rates are given by academic semester and are inclusive of all utilities, cable, Internet, etc.
What is the check-in procedure for 55 John Street Residence?
You will receive an email with details from the Student Life department at least two weeks prior to check-in. You will need to show a valid photo ID at check-in. An approved government-issued photo ID can be either a driver’s license or other state-issued ID. Non-US persons can present a passport.
Can I send packages to 55 John Street Residence before I check in?
You may ship items prior to your arrival, but no earlier than one week.
Can I live with a friend?
Sure! If availability at the time of reservation allows you both to book the same room type, in the same building, they would be happy to put you together. Please make sure that BOTH of you request to live with each other when you are making your reservation with your housing advisor.
How are roommates paired?
Property assigns residents to one of three types of rooms, Female, Male or Neutral. Single gender rooms (Female, Male) are assigned to residents whose gender identity aligns with the gender of that room and who wish to live in a single gender room. Neutral gender rooms allow residents to reside with other residents regardless of gender identity, sex or gender expression. By selecting this option, residents commit to living in a room/suite occupied by other residents who also prefer gender neutral housing and whose gender identity may or may not match their own.
We take several factors into consideration when pairing roommates together such as age, sleep schedule and smoking preference. We always attempt to match roommates based off the information you provide during your room reservation, but it is not always guaranteed. If you have any special requests, please let your Housing Advisor know and we will do our best to accommodate them. If you reserved your room directly with your school/company, they will do all pairing and room allocation.
How does room selection work?
Rooms are assigned on a first come, first served basis depending on your room type. We cannot guarantee views, floor numbers, closeness to elevators, etc. however, if you have any special request, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate. If you reserved your room directly with your school/company, they would handle all pairing and room allocation.
When do we get our roommate assignment and room number?
Room number and roommate information are provided upon check-in. If you reserved your room directly with your school/company, they would do all pairing and room allocation.
Does property allow pets?
For the sake of cleanliness and safety, residents are not permitted to have pets or animals of any kind, including fish and reptiles, at any time in the building.
Is there a curfew?
There is no curfew; our residences have 24-hour front entrance security and residents can enter with their property ID Card. However, we do have quiet hours that are New York City ordinances which are from 11pm-9am. During final exams we have 24-hour quiet hours in effect.
Can I bring my bicycle?
You are permitted to have a bicycle; however, you must store it in your own room.
Does property offer meal plans? Are there kitchen facilities in the residences?
Since they are not on-campus housing, they do not offer meal plans. However, The New Yorker, St. George Towers, and 55 John Street residences all feature communal kitchens for you to use (cooking supplies not provided). The Marymount and Cooper Square residence offers apartment-style living and includes a kitchen within each apartment.
They also offer a variety of discounts to local restaurants.
What does property provide, and what can I bring? What size are the beds?
Please note property does not provide towels/linens, kitchenware or housekeeping. Outside furniture is prohibited in the residence to ensure fire safety and cleanliness of the rooms.
All of their beds are regular twin size, the mattress is 38" x 75".
What is the alcohol policy?
If you are a resident at the New Yorker, Marymount, or Cooper residence, you are not allowed any type of alcohol regardless of age. For any other residence, alcoholic beverages may be consumed by those who are of legal drinking age of 21 years. Also, all alcohol must stay within assigned rooms. No more than one (1) six pack of beer or one (1) bottle of wine may be allowed within your room. Hard liquor is prohibited. For more information, please visit the Student Life section and review your building’s Code of Conduct guide.
What is the square footage of the rooms? How can I see the rooms?
They do not provide square footage for our rooms since not every room is exactly like another, however they offer tours seven days a week at each of their buildings.
Can I reserve housing for dates outside of the published semester dates?
It is sometimes possible for us to accommodate early arrivals and/or late departures at an additional cost. Approvals are dependent on which residence you are booking, as well as availability. Please make your reservation, and they will do their absolute best to accommodate your request.
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New York City Student Housing
Finding the right student housing in New York City is an essential aspect of the student experience. Opting for off-campus student apartments in NYC over on-campus options offers a greater degree of independence, more living space, and the opportunity to immerse oneself in the bustling city life of the Big Apple. Amber steps in to simplify this search for student apartments in NYC, dedicated to matching students with their ideal home away from home. Amber provides detailed listing information and student reviews to help make informed choices.
With amber, the hunt for top-notch student housing in NYC is streamlined, connecting students with a variety of housing options, from shared rooms to entire apartments, all conveniently located near key educational institutions. Whether you're attending the University of Massachusetts (UMass), Brooklyn Law School, City University of New York(CUNY), or Columbia University, you'll find suitable NYC student housing that caters to your lifestyle and preferences. The amenities available within these student housing in NYC properties aim to enhance the living experience, offering features like high-speed internet, modern appliances, fitness centers, and communal study spaces. New York City itself becomes an extended campus where students can thrive academically and socially. Consider student apartments in New York City, like June Homes 11222, Avalon Clinton, BKLYN Townhouse Home Bedford-Stuyvesant, 98 Jefferson St, Brooklyn, June Homes 11385, 31 Troutman St, Brooklyn, and Turtle Bay, each offering a unique taste of student life in New York City.
About New York City
New York City in the US, a metropolis steeped in vibrant history and cultural richness, is a global hub for finance, art, technology, and education. Known as the city that never sleeps, New York City brims with iconic landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty, Central Park, and Times Square, forming an urban tapestry of attractions and activities. Renowned for being a melting pot of cultures, it is a city where dreams take shape amidst its towering skyscrapers and bustling streets. Nearest areas include Brighton City, Midvale Avenue, and West Philadelphia, which can be explored on the weekend.
New York City's reputation as a premier student destination is well-founded. An abundance of cheap student housing NYC options caters to a diverse and dynamic student population. Its academic landscape is dotted with prestigious institutions, including Brooklyn Law School, Columbia University, and Lehman College, which contribute to its thriving intellectual community. Aspiring scholars seeking student housing in New York City can find a variety of accommodations that resonate with their lifestyles and requirements.
Living in New York City provides easy access to universities, local amenities, and a vibrant student community. Explore more student accommodations near Staten Island, the best fit for you.
Best Student Housing in New York City
Finding the right New York City student accommodation is a critical decision for individuals making the move to New York City for their studies. Purpose-built student residences provide modern amenities and greater independence compared to dorms. Settling in a bustling metropolis requires a living space that not only ensures comfort and security but also places you within reach of essential amenities and your educational institution. Embracing independent living in off-campus NYC student apartments comes with its perks, such as affordability, flexibility, and the invaluable opportunity to become part of a diverse community. For international students enrolled at prestigious institutions like CUNY and Lehman College, there is a myriad of suitable New York City student apartments, such as Bedford 235, which includes en-suite student halls and studio apartments, which promise a home away from home. Amber offers a wide selection of listings for student housing in NYC. Some of the best student housing options include:
5. BKLYN Townhouse Home Bedford-Stuyvesant
9. Turtle Bay
Best Neighborhoods to Live in New York City
New York City offers a wide range of best neighborhoods that suit every kind of student lifestyle, whether you love tree-lined streets, lively cultural scenes, or quick access to prestigious universities. Brooklyn being one of the largest borough in New York City and offers trendy areas like Williamsburg, popular among students. While, Staten Island provides affordable student housing and a peaceful suburban atmosphere, appealing to students. Some other best areas to consider when looking for student housing in New York City would be:
1. Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village is one of NYC’s most iconic student hubs, known for its artsy atmosphere, independent bookstores, cozy cafés, and scenic tree-lined streets. It’s perfect for international students who want to stay close to major campuses like NYU and other prestigious universities. With Washington Square Park at its heart and plenty of food spots, the Village offers a balanced mix of fun, convenience, and community living.
2. Brooklyn Heights
Brooklyn Heights is ideal for students who prefer peaceful surroundings while still staying well-connected to Manhattan. Known for its charming brownstones and stunning views from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade, this neighborhood provides a relaxed pace of life. Its residential feel and access to public transportation make it a top choice for international students at nearby institutions like Fordham University’s Lincoln Center campus.
3. Upper West Side
Upper West Side offers a safe and residential environment near Central Park, making it popular among students. The place also offers a classic New York residential experience with museums, riverside parks, and easy access to Columbia University and other reputed universities. International Students love its blend of calm neighborhoods and convenient amenities. The area’s cultural richness, libraries, cafés, and green spaces make it ideal for focused study sessions and weekend unwinding.
4. East Village
If you’re looking for a lively, youthful neighborhood, the East Village is the perfect fit. It has a vibrant food scene, music venues, thrift shops, and countless hangout spots. College students who love nightlife and a high-energy environment find this area especially appealing. Despite its busy vibe, it still offers pockets of quiet residential streets that suit student living.
5. Astoria
Located in Queens, Astoria is a favorite for students seeking affordability without compromising on quality of life. Known for its multicultural restaurants, museums, and parks, Astoria provides great value and quick subway access to Manhattan’s major campuses. Its welcoming community and budget-friendly housing options make it an excellent student neighborhood.
6. Downtown Brooklyn
Downtown Brooklyn is a vibrant urban center with a mix of historic buildings and modern high rises, appealing to students. It is a popular choice for students who want to live in the heart of the city while staying close to major universities. The area offers quick subway access to Manhattan and nearby campuses. With a mix of libraries, cafes, shopping centres, and green spaces, Downtown Brooklyn provides a balanced student lifestyle.
Room Types for Student Housing in New York City
New York City offers a wide range of student housing options designed to fit different lifestyles, budgets, and study preferences. Whether you’re looking for independent living or a more social setup, there’s a room type that matches your needs. From compact studios to shared spaces, students can easily find the perfect accommodation that supports both academic focus and city exploration.
1. 1-Bedroom Apartments in New York City
1-bedroom apartments provide private living spaces with a separate bedroom, bathroom, and access to a kitchen and living area. This option is ideal for students who want privacy, extra room, and a quiet environment without the higher cost of larger units.
2. 2-Bed and 3-Bed Apartments in New York City
These apartments offer private bedrooms paired with shared spaces like the kitchen, bathroom, and lounge. They are great for students who enjoy privacy while still having a couple of roommates around for daily interaction and support. It's a comfortable balance of independence and shared living.
3. Studio Apartments in New York City
Studio apartments are fully self-contained units that combine the bedroom, kitchen, and living space into one open layout, with a private bathroom. They offer complete independence and are ideal for students who prefer peaceful, uninterrupted living with full control of their environment. Renting off-campus apartments offers independence and is a common choice for students, requiring management of utilities and leases.
4. Shared Apartments in New York City
Shared apartments allow students to rent a private room within a multi-bedroom unit while sharing the kitchen, bathroom, and living room with others. Shared apartments are cost-effective and allow for greater flexibility but require personal responsibility for bills and social connections. This setup encourages community living and is often more budget-friendly, making it a popular option among students.
5. Private Rooms in Shared Flats in New York City
Private rooms within shared flats provide students with their own personal bedroom, while communal areas are shared with flatmates. Private rooms offer control over living space and privacy but are typically the most expensive option. Private student residences, managed by companies, offer community and independent living tailored to students. It also gives a chance to build friendships through shared daily living.
Cost of Living in New York City
I know you're wondering how to get an apartment in NYC as a student. Well, finding the best apartments for students in NYC can be an exciting yet daunting challenge, particularly when it comes to managing finances. Living expenses in New York City can be quite significant, with housing being the most expensive part of the cost of living. Students should carefully budget and explore options like NYC student housing and food plans to help offset the notoriously high costs associated with living in New York. Here is a breakdown of the expenses:
1. Student housing NYC: Off-campus student housing in NYC ranges from $800 to $2,500 per month, depending on location and amenities.
2. Transportation: A monthly MetroCard for unlimited subway and non-express bus rides costs $127.
3. Food: Food cost in New York City tpically cost between range of $600 - $738 per month
4. Entertainment: Dining out in NYC can be costly, with a meal at an inexpensive restaurant averaging around $20.
5. Groceries: Groceries in NYC range from $300 to $600 monthly for a single person, depending on shopping habits and dietary preferences.
Student Travel New York City
When choosing NYC student apartments, one of the foremost considerations is travel, particularly in a bustling metropolis renowned for its extensive network of public transportation. A prime aspect of NYC student housing is the ease of accessibility to buses, subways, and city bikes, ensuring that students can navigate the city affordably and efficiently. Some modes of transport that are easily accessible from your NYC student apartments include:
1. Buses
New York City's buses are reliable and cost-effective modes of transport. With a base fare of $2.75, students can traverse the city and reach various destinations, including educational institutions. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) offers a pay-per-ride MetroCard that students can refill as needed or a 7-Day Unlimited Pass for approximately $33, ideal for regular commuters. You can take the Llegada Bus stop and the 7 Ave/W 31 St bus stop.
2. Subways
New York City's subway system is extensive, providing a fast and convenient way to travel across boroughs 24/7. The standard fare is similarly priced at $2.75 per trip, and with the possibility of transferring between buses and subways, it offers a seamless travel experience. The weekly Unlimited Ride MetroCard is particularly useful for students living in NYC student apartments who travel frequently for classes and part-time jobs. You can take the Times Sq-42St and Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall subway stations.
3. Cycling
Citi Bike offers an attractive option for the eco-conscious or fitness-savvy student. With stations conveniently located near Brooklyn Law School and other key institutions, students can enjoy short, or long-term access with a single ride starting at $3.50 or an annual membership for those seeking an economical and healthy mode of commuting. Additionally, most apartments in New York City for students offer secure bike/cycle storage spaces for added convenience.
Living in affordable housing for students in NYC provides easy access to universities, local amenities, and a vibrant student community. Explore more student accommodations near Touro University to find the best fit for you.
Student Lifestyle and Living in New York City
As a student settling into the vibrant pulse of New York City, expect a fusion of dynamic culture, educational excellence, and an endless array of social hubs. Renowned for its safe and stimulating environment, New York City offers an unparalleled student living experience, complete with the prestige of academic life and the excitement of urban exploration. The city's boroughs, each a melting pot of culture and community, present an inviting atmosphere where knowledge and diversity are celebrated. Off-campus affordable student housing NYC is conveniently nestled amidst the hustle and bustle, ensuring everything you need is but a stone's throw away. For socialites and foodies, the Big Apple is a haven with eateries like Joe's Pizza for an authentic New York City slice or The Halal Guys for mouth-watering street food delights. Hip cafes such as Think Coffee provide a perfect spot for study sessions or catching up with friends.
Moreover, New York City's iconic bars and arcades, like Barcade, offer a fun retro escape with classic games and a convivial ambience, all within a reachable radius. Green spaces like Central Park serve as serene oases for relaxation or picnicking between lectures, while Washington Square Park is a favored gathering spot that brilliantly captures the student spirit. Your leisure time can further be enriched at local events, including music festivals like the Governors Ball or cultural fests that light up the city streets, providing a fantastic backdrop to your student life. Students living in NYC student apartments in New York can immerse themselves in the city's artistic offerings, from Broadway shows to numerous art galleries and exhibitions that showcase both established and emerging talents.
New York City Tourist Attractions
Apart from a variety of student housing NYC options, this city is bustling with iconic landmarks and vibrant urban life, along with world-class attractions that draw visitors from around the globe. From the soaring heights of the Empire State Building to the reflective waters of Central Park, these must-see spots encapsulate the energy and spirit of this dynamic metropolis, making them a perfect backdrop for students seeking New York City student housing. Below are some of the popular tourist attractions that you can explore from your affordable student apartments in NYC:
1. Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island
2. Central Park
3. Empire State Building
4. Times Square
5. Broadway and the Theater District
6. The Metropolitan Museum of Art
7. 9/11 Memorial and Museum
Universities in New York City
New York City, a vibrant metropolis known for its rich educational landscape, hosts some of the most prestigious and renowned universities in the world, apart from the excellent NYC student apartments. Amber offers the best student apartment in NYC near top universities. Some top universities include:
1. Columbia University
2. City University of New York (CUNY)
3. Brooklyn Law School
4. Brooklyn College
5. Lehman College
6. Queens College
7. fordham university