NYC Summer Apartments - NYU, NYU Law, Columbia, etc.

How do you go about getting an apartment in NYC for the city? I've heard of people getting dorm rooms at schools like NYU and Columbia - what do you guys recommend?

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Do NYU housing. It's easy and straightforward. If you do it early enough you can get a single and not have to worry about sharing with some hipster taking film classes over the summer and bringing his unbathed friends over constantly while you're trying to get those precious few hours of sleep each night.

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Do a craigslist search for "sublets". It worked well for me this past summer. I found a girl that wanted to spend the summer in Thailand and was trying to rent out her room. Just make sure that you meet the roommates and that the key works before you hand over any cash.

 

One major issue with NYU to keep in mind is that you need to sign guests both in and out. Made things kind of awkward, particularly if you had work the next morning.

"So... just so you know, I uh.. need to be at work by 6:30 so you kind of need to get up and leave. Probably should have mentioned this to you last night"

 

Agree with everyone stay at NYU. Columbia is pretty far up in Manhattan at 125 St, if you work in downtown then the commute will be pretty long. Also another benefit about NYU will be that there will be plenty of hot girls staying at the dorms and around the area.

 

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