<p>Anyone transfer to VU know the deal with campus housing?
The college says that there is none, but that they can temporally house you at another University.
Anyone had a similar experience?</p>
<p>I looked into transferring and they said they couldnt give me housing (which isn't a problem since I live 10 mins. away), but still...There's apartments and stuff around and you shouldnt have a problem finding one, but it's not super cheap.</p>
<p>Cash4601--My D has some sorority sisters who transferred into Nova and were housed at small nearby colleges (Cabrini, Haverford). Nova provided shuttles to get to campus.</p>
<p>Cabrini and Haverford arent far away at all, so it's not a big deal if that happens to you.</p>
<p>I thought I saw a comment on here several weeks ago about transfers housed at Rosemont College (Grace Kelly's alma mater), which is literally within walking distance of Villanova.</p>
<p>I had not heard about Cabrini or Haverford. Are people certain that Haverford College houses some Villanova students? That would surprise me a lot. I would not expect Haverford to have much empty housing space or to be interested in taking in lodgers from Villanova. But perhaps I'm wrong.</p>
<p>I transfered to Villanova and was put into the off campus housing last year. I currently have 4 friends that live in the off campus housing this year. The upsides are that u pay less for housing, you get to have a car on campus as a sophomore, and generally if you apply for on campus housing, you will get placed there within a few months. Also all the kids living in the housing are transfer students, so its a prime oppertunity to make your friends at villanova. I had several friends last year who decided to stay in off campus housing for the entire year because they enjoyed it</p>
<p>Sweet, thats what I was hoping to hear.</p>