If you live on campus, you will be able to walk to class or take a university bus that is free for students. If you live off campus, you need to consider the distance from the university and transportation costs. In some cities these transportation costs may offset the benefits of cheaper housing farther from the university. You will also need to consider whether you want to live with one or more roommates. Sometimes living with other people can be difficult, but a single dorm room or renting an apartment alone will be considerably more expensive.
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If the university housing is inhabited for the most part by undergraduates, the living conditions may be rather noisy. Try to find out the atmosphere of the place before you agree to live there. They can tell you the number and types of crimes in that neighborhood for the past year. Some landlords require the first and last month's rent at the beginning, in addition to a security deposit which is usually equal to one month's rent. If the apartment is in good condition when your lease ends, you will receive the security deposit back, with interest.