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The Maison on Edgecombe, New York
W 141st St, New York
The Robinson House, New York
W 136th St, New York
W 139th St, New York
The Hamilton House, New York
The Upper Manhattan House, New York City
The Clark House, New York
The Apollo House, New York
W 116th St, New York
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the closest New York City student housing to campus available on amber?
The closest New York City student housing is The Maison on Edgecomb, just a 14-minute drive away.
What is the average weekly rent for Monroe College apartments?
Monroe College student housing typically ranges from $980 to $7,859 per month.
When does the Monroe College academic year start?
Monroe College’s September intake typically begins in early September, and the Spring intake begins in January.
Which subway station is closest to Monroe College?
Kingsbridge Road subway station is an 8-minute walk from the campus.
How early should I book options for Monroe College housing?
For the September intake, start looking in January or February at the latest. Rooms within walking distance of campus sell out quickly.
Student Housing near Monroe College
Student Housing near Monroe College
Students attending Monroe College have access to university-managed residence halls, but many also prefer off-campus housing for greater flexibility. Through amber, students can explore a range of off-campus housing, close to campus. Rent for Monroe College student housing generally starts at around $920 and can exceed $7,859 per month, depending on the property type. One popular option is The Maison on Edgecomb, located approximately a 15-minute drive from the university campus.
About Monroe College
Founded in 1933, Monroe College is a private university headquartered in Bronx, New York 10468, with an additional campus in New Rochelle. It is ranked #3 among Regional Universities (North) for advancing the socio-economic status of its students. The institution is known for career-focused courses in Business, Nursing, Criminal Justice, Information Technology, Hospitality Management, & Allied Health Professions. Monroe educates 9,000 students every year across its campuses & online programs. Its notable alumni include Roberto Clemente Jr. & Jharrel Jerome.
Top Monroe College Student Housing
Choosing suitable Monroe College student housing is an important part of a rewarding college experience. With platforms like amber, students can explore a wide selection of Monroe College student housing options. From private studios to 2-4 bedroom shared apartments. Below are some of the top Monroe College options for housing:
| Property | Price | Distance from Campus |
|---|---|---|
| The Hamilton House | From $1,840 per month | 3.9 miles |
| W 141st St | From $1,400 per month | 4.0 miles |
| W 139th St | From $1.500 per month | 4.1 miles |
Monroe College Student Travel
Monroe College's Bronx campus is well connected by the MTA public transportation network. The Kingsbridge Road subway station, served by the 4 Line, is just an 8-minute walk from campus. The nearby Fordham Road station provides access to the B and D subway lines. Several MTA bus routes, including the Bx1, Bx2, and Bx28. Students can travel using a reloadable OMNY payment method or a MetroCard, with subway fares priced at $2.90 per ride.
Student Clubs & Societies at Monroe College
Campus life at Monroe College is supported by the Student Government Association (SGA) & has more than 50 student clubs. Popular clubs include the Association of Latino Professionals for America (ALPFA), Allied Health Club, Culinary Arts Club, Club for Entrepreneurial Opportunities (CEO), & Criminal Justice Club.
Students can also participate in leadership programs, cultural organizations, athletic teams, & volunteer initiatives. Signature campus events include Homecoming, Welcome Week, Cultural Heritage Month celebrations, & career networking events.