Transfer Housing

Colleges and Universities A-Z Columbia University
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<p>Any previous transfers have any comments on this? Where were you put? Was it your first choice? What do you suggest? Thanks.</p>

2

<p>Want to know the same. The letter says that they try to group transfer students together.</p>

3

<p>A couple of years ago all of the transfers lived in the same building (I forget the name, I think it was on Riverside and like 111th or so). I was in there a few times, it was nice. All of the rooms were pretty spacious doubles or triples (studio style).</p>

4

<p>Wait, same! What are the insides on housing? Where should we be looking for?</p>

5

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<p>Are you talking about Woodbridge? It’s on Riverside Dr.</p>

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<p>No. It may have been a temporary solution for a few years since I can’t find it on the housing website. Even tried to find it on Google street view but they took down the scaffolding, that was on the facade for four years, last year and I can’t recognize it. </p>

<p>It seems like transfers might just be placed anywhere there is an empty room now? Weird there is no information online about it.</p>

7

<p>A friend of mine, a sophomore transfer, lives in UHA (grad) housing with other transfers. There’s a floor set aside for them with a student lounge and everything.</p>