Apartments near The Chicago School of Professional Psychology

Century Tower, W Lake St, is the closest to the Chicago School of Professional Psychology housing, just a 4-minute walk from the university.

The average distance of the amber properties for the Chicago School of Professional Psychology housing is 0.7 miles, which is a 15-minute walk.

You should book your housing near the Chicago School of Professional Psychology 6-9 months before the start of the academic year. So make sure you book the Chicago School of Professional Psychology housing in November or December!

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology term starts from August 24 (Fall Quarter)! So make sure you are booking your off-campus housing near the Chicago School of Professional Psychology in time.

Merchandise Mart CTA Station is the closest train station to the university & is only a 2-minute walk. This station helps students travel easily to their Chicago student apartments.

The Chicago School offers education centered on applied learning, social impact, & professional practice. It is renowned for its programs in Psychology, Counseling, Behavioral Sciences, Applied Behavior Analysis, Organizational Leadership, & Health Services. Since the university does not offer on-campus housing options, students have to live in off-campus Chicago School of Professional Psychology student housing. Amber offers housing near the university starting from $949 per month. Top choices include Ellis Court & 5300 S. Drexel Avenue. The average distance of the Chicago School of Professional Psychology housing listed by amber is within a 0.6-mile radius, which is a 15-minute walk.

The Chicago School of Professional Psychology (TCSPP), founded in 1979, is located at 325 North Wells Street, Chicago, Illinois 60654, & serves 6,000+ students. TCSPP offers 30+ undergraduate, master's, doctoral, & certificate programs. It is popular for courses like Clinical Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Applied Behavior Analysis, Industrial & Organizational Psychology, Business Psychology, & Behavioral Sciences. The university also earned the 2026 Carnegie Elective Classification for Community Engagement, recognizing its commitment to community partnerships & applied learning.

Living close to school gives students easy access to both their studies and a chance to explore the cafe culture around the college. From private studios and shared apartments to 1B and non-ensuite rooms, students can explore a wide range of housing choices suited to their preferences.

1. Cloisters: (4.7/5) - ★★★★☆ - “While booking my accommodation with amber, I mentioned that I need a home that is close to my university. They were very quick and kind enough to find me this stunning new home.” - From $2595 per month.

2. Ellis Court: (5/5) - ★★★★★ - “Just moved my daughter into Ellis Court and we both could not be happier—great building and very clean. Everything is conveniently located, and the staff is wonderful.” - From $1195 per month.

3. 5300 S. Drexel Avenue: (5/5) - ★★★★★ - “Great location for college students and amazing rooms that come with comfortable beds and a nice bathroom. Go for it!” - From $1635 per month.

4. Solstice On The Park: (5/5) - ★★★★★ - “Worth my money, college is at a good distance from the bus stop, traveling is easy. The top view is great, and the service is great!” - From $2870 per month.

5. Windermere House: (4.9/5) - ★★★★☆ - “Great property with great amenities providing a lavish yet fun place to stay as a student.” - From $1735 per month.

Merchandise Mart Station on the CTA Brown and Purple Lines is a 3-minute walk from campus, while Grand Station on the CTA Red Line is a 7-minute walk away. Students can also use bus stops at Wells & Merchandise Mart & Orleans & Merchandise Mart, both within a 2- to 3-minute walk. Eligible full-time students receive the CTA U-Pass, which provides unlimited rides on CTA buses and trains throughout the academic term at a substantially reduced cost. Students can reach the Merchandise Mart by a 2-minute walk & the Chicago Riverwalk by an 8-minute walk.

The Chicago School encourages students to engage through 30+ student organizations, honor societies, leadership programs, professional associations, & community service initiatives. Students join organizations such as Psi Chi (International Honor Society in Psychology), the Student Government Association, multicultural organizations, & discipline-specific psychology groups. A defining feature of student life is the university's emphasis on community-based clinical experience. Students complete practicum placements & fieldwork through hundreds of healthcare, education, government, and nonprofit partner organizations before graduation.