Off Campus Housing Advice

Colleges and Universities A-Z George Washington University
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<p>I'm a transfer student to GW, I was wait listed until about two weeks ago. I am in a rush to figure out all the details with the school, and living situations. I was told most juniors and Seniors live off campus, I am not sure that is true. I am looking for advice on what the better living situations are off campus, and where the cheapest rent is. I know that these two things will rarely coincide, or if maybe I should just try for student housing.I just feel under the gun here to get everything ready with a short amount of time before the move in date. Any help or input is welcomed.</p>

<p>Thanks Sophist</p>

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<p>Go for student housing if you’re a transfer. Dorms are really nice and it’s a good way to meet people. Try for Ivory Tower. Off campus is a mix of students, professionals, and retired people. everyone keeps to themselves. </p>

<p>At this point, on campus options may have expired. If so, a lot of people live in the Statesman and Claridge House. A cheaper option is Empire, but it’s kinda a POS.</p>

<p>Good luck!</p>