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Housing
Housing availability varies by program. In general, noncredit or Special Student
status does not qualify you for Columbia housing; however, you are eligible
to use the services of the Off-Campus Housing Assistance Office (below).
Academic-Year Housing
Applies to students in:
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Special Students Program (including Visiting Students)
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Business Careers Initiative
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Postbaccalaureate Classics Program
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Postbaccalaureate Psychology Program
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Second-Majors Program
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Computer Technology and Applications Program
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Advanced IT Management Program
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Creative Writing Center
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Academic-Year High School Program
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Off-Campus Housing Assistance Office
Columbia University
419 West 119th Street
New York, NY 10027
(212) 854-2773
This office is staffed entirely by Columbia University students; hours vary
from week to week.
View
the listings on the Web.
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Off-campus accommodations are rooms and apartments owned and operated by
landlords other than the University and not subject to inspection or approval
by the University.
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The listings cannot be mailed, as accommodations are for immediate rental.
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It is advisable that rooms be engaged only after personal inspection.
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Each applicant must show a Columbia University ID card or some official
correspondence from the University to be eligible for this service.
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There is no charge for the service, and all financial arrangements are
concluded between the applicant and the landlord.
Summer Session
Residence Halls
University Residence Halls offers summer housing for registered undergraduate
and graduate students. Students living in the dorms in the spring semester may
apply for interim housing to span the time between the end of spring classes
and the beginning of the summer session.
Auditors, high school students, faculty, administrative officers, and staff
are not eligible for Summer Session housing.
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Accommodations consist primarily of single rooms, but some double rooms
and large single rooms may also be available.
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Rooms are located in both corridor- and suite-style buildings.
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Each room or suite has basic furnishings.
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Kitchen facilities and air-conditioning are available in some buildings.
On the Morningside campus typical rates in 2000 for a six-week period were
as follows:
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Room Type
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Single
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Double
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Corridor room with community bath, no kitchen, no a/c (a/c unit available
for rent)
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$760
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$567 per student
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Corridor room with community bath and kitchen, central a/c
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$925
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$725 per student
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Suite with semi-private bath, large kitchen, suite lounge, no a/c (a/c
unit available for rent)
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$870
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not available
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One-bedroom apartment with full kitchen, private bath, large living room,
no a/c (unit available for rent)
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not available
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$880 per student
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Information and applications can be obtained from:
URH Office of Housing Services
125 Wallach Hall
Mail Code 4203
1116 Amsterdam Avenue
New York, NY 10027
(212) 854-2775
Fax: (212) 854-2789
E-mail: [email protected]
www.columbia.edu/cu/reshalls/summer/
Off-Campus Accommodations
See Off-Campus Housing Assistance Office, above.
Health Sciences Campus Accommodations
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Summer students are accommodated in single rooms in Bard Hall, located
at 50 Haven Avenue.
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Some rooms have a sink, but all have community bathrooms and showers on
each floor.
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The building is equipped with laundry facilities, elevator service, 24-hour
security, student lounge, and kitchen.
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The monthly rental rate is $550-$600.
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Call the housing office for an application at least one month before desired
residency:
Health Sciences On-Campus Housing Office
50 Haven Avenue
New York, NY 10032
(212) 304-7000
Summer Housing for Postbaccalaureate TESOL Certificate
Program
Barnard College
(212) 854-8021
fax: (212) 854-5845
[email protected]
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Full-time TESOL students may apply for rooms in University housing.
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Housing space is limited; students should reserve all rooms at least two
months before classes begin.
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$550-$850 per month, depending on the type of room. Prices are subject
to change without notice.
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