<p>I am a senior in high school in New York City seriously looking into DePaul. The problem is that, as a non-commuter student unlike so many DePaul students, I really need to live someplace. I know that housing is not guaranteed whatsoever and spaces are limited, but if I attend, it's either a dorm or pretty much nothing. What's the situation with things like this? Also, how steep are rentals in the area?
Thanks in advance.</p>
<p>DePaul has plenty of housing. If you’re unable to dorm (which I don’t see why you wouldn’t be able to), the campus is surrounded by apartments. Housing is definitely not an issue. Also, DePaul is known for being a commuter school but from what I’ve experienced, most freshmen live on campus. I was the only commuter in my discover Chicago class (a class of roughly 20).</p>