<p>I know they still need more students because I saw them pathetically advertising, but how is the place? I might use it as a backup in case I can't find anywhere decent to stay.</p>
<p>How is it socially? Does the community kitchen offer free food since it costs so much? Is it nice?</p>
<p>On another note, how was telegraph commons this year, I read it was recently renovated and students had just finished their first year in the newly renovated telegraph commons. And what's the pricing on that place? I couldn't find it on their website.</p>
<p>For TC, I think it’s 5k/semester for a double</p>
<p>If you don’t mind a quick bus ride to campus, you can live at Campanile Court. We’re brand new and are much cheaper than Westminster House or the dorms. Plus you will get a ton more space and have a full kitchen plus a washer and dryer in your apartment. You won’t compromise having a community full of students since we have a Residence Life program with events and programs where you can interact with other students. Here’s the basic info:</p>
<p>Everything is included in the rent:
Cable, Wireless Internet, Gas, Water, Electric, Trash
Fully Furnished with Brand New Furniture plus Washer and Dryer in Each Apartment
Upcoming Amenities include a 24-hour fitness center, resident lounge, computer lab, rooftop deck, rooftop media room</p>
<p>We will match you up with roommates if you don’t already have some in mind. You can share a large room from $749 or get your own room from $899 or have your own studio from $1499. Call 510-704-8730 or [Campanile</a> Court](<a href=“http://www.campanilecourt.com%5DCampanile”>http://www.campanilecourt.com) for more info</p>