Some fraternities and sororities own large houses where many of their members live together. You must be a member of the fraternity or sorority to live there. Apartments Apartments may be located in another person's home or together in a series of similar rental units. Apartments often have one, two, or three bedrooms and one or two bathrooms, in addition to a kitchen and living room. They are usually small, with living and sleeping areas combined into one room.
Apartments located near campus tend to cost more to rent than apartments farther from campus.
Apartment management will limit the number of people permitted to live in each apartment. House Houses are usually expensive to rent unless you share expenses with three or four other people. As with apartments, houses closer to campus cost more, and the number of people permitted to live in them may be limited. For information on dormitories and family housing, contact the international student office or campus housing agency. You may want to find a roommate with whom you can share expenses in an apartment or house, or you may be interested in renting a room from a family.