...while you're in college can change your entire experience. If you've thought about moving out and living in campus housing this fall, consider a place where Baruch students are calling their home; the Residence at 97th Street. It's convenient, comfortable and most importantly, it's your space.
The state-of-the-art Residences are equipped with a concierge, high tech gym, laundry facility that texts you when your clothes are dry, and a very chill lounge to study or relax with your friends. The building is just blocks away from Central Park, the Whitney Museum, and Serendipity.
Baruch College Residence Life offers a communal kitchen, lounge, and laundry machines that text you when your laundry is ready.
You can also take a break from studying and challenge a friend to a game of pool or foosball.
The last day for tours at the Residence Hall is on
Saturday May 4, 2013. There will be no tours of the
Residence Hall over the summmer and we will resume our tours
in Fall 2013. If interested in attending the tour on May 4th, please
sign up here.
For all other inquiries, please email us at Residence.Life@baruch.cuny.edu.
All rooms are contracted for the academic year (Fall & Spring semesters, excluding Summer) and are based on room size and type. Students may remain over holidays and college breaks. Students must live in the residence hall for the entire academic year. We cannot make a contract for one semester only.
$5,940 per semester (per person). Amenities include:
$5,735 per semester (per person). Amenities include:
The Baruch Residence Hall is now FULL for the 2013-2014 academic year. We are currently accepting applications for the wait list. Please fill out this application to be considered for housing next year: 2013-2014 Baruch Housing Wait list. To complete your housing application and to be placed on the wait list, please send a deposit check (sorry, we don't accept credit cards) of $300.00, made payable to "Baruch College" and send to: Baruch College - Office of Residence Life, 55 Lexington Ave, B2-255, NY, NY 10010. If we are unable to provide housing, the deposit will be refundable.
For additional information regarding Baruch Housing, contact us at Residence.Life@baruch.cuny.edu. For tours of the 1760 Third Avenue Residence Hall, please sign up here. *Please note: if you have not been admitted to Baruch College, you are not eligible to apply for Baruch housing until after you are accepted into Baruch College. Also, we do not provide summer or temporary housing, and Baruch housing is ONLY for admitted Baruch students.
Payments are made on a per semester basis and are due with your academic tuition. You will have a non-refundable deposit of $300.00 due at the time of application. Following the receipt of your housing deposit, we will place you on the wait list for the Baruch Residence Hall. This $300.00 deposit goes toward your housing charges, should you choose to reside at 97th Street. If you decline the housing offer, the deposit is non-refundable. If we are unable to provide you with housing, the deposit will be refundable.
Yes, but refer to the financial aid tab on the "About" section.
Yes. Pay your bill by making monthly payments through the Sallie Mae TuitionPay plan, which has an application fee. To sign up for this program, go to www.tuitionpay.com/cuny. Please visit the Bursar's website for more information.
Yes. Please contact the Bursar's office for more information.
The contract is for one full academic-year: Fall, Winter & Spring; (NO SUMMERS) 2013 to 2014.
Cancellations are on a case-by-case basis. Students who wish to cancel must contact the Office of Residence Life and will have to follow the cancellation procedures laid out in their signed License Agreement. If approved, residents are subject to a cancellation fee. Please note: students are contracted to reside at the 97th Street Residences for a full academic year (Fall, Winter & Spring; (NO SUMMERS).
Yes, the building will be open for students to stay on-campus throughout the duration of the academic year and you will be allowed to stay on-campus over the winter break/session at no extra cost. However, we do not offer summer housing.
Residential housing contracts are only executed for one academic year at a time. Please note that current residents have the option to renew on an annual basis in the spring semester.
Very Safe. The residence hall maintains 24-hour security on location; all doors are locked, security cameras are throughout the building, there is a comprehensive guest policy and all must show identification upon entry.
Yes. However, double and triple occupancy rooms are shared by the same gender.
No, the residence hall only has double and triple occupancy rooms.
No, the only residence hall Baruch College has is at 1760 Third Avenue.
All matriculated, full-time enrolled, undergraduate Baruch students. Sorry, non-Baruch students are not eligible for housing.
Amenities at Baruch College Residence Life include 24-hour security, professional live-in Student Life staff, room and residence key-card entry, fully furnished rooms, air conditioning, refrigerator and microwave in room, private bathroom, cable TV, high-speed internet in room, laundry facilities, communal kitchens and lounges, 24-hour gym facilities, and public computers.
Yes.
The 6 train on 96th and Lexington Ave and it takes 15 minutes to get to campus, unfortunately there is no resident stipend for metrocards.
The 97th street building houses over 1,100 students from colleges all over the city. Baruch housing will have 160 students.
There is a parking garage around the corner that has monthly rates, but Baruch and the Residence Halls do not provide any parking or stipend for students.
Each room, whether you opt for a double or triple occupancy room has a bathroom (shower/sink/toilet) in the room.
There is a laundry room in the residence hall and all you'll need is laundry detergent. There are no dispensers in the laundry rooms. Your own laundry basket or bag is also a handy thing to have. You must pay to use the washers and dryers, but will text you when your clothes are ready.
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There is a no smoking policy. Smoking is not allowed anywhere on the premises. However, there are designated smoking areas outside of the residence hall.
Yes, you can indicate your friend's name on our roommate application form when you apply, but requests cannot be guaranteed. Roommates must be the same gender.
Every effort is made to work with roommates to ensure they are able to peacefully coexist in the same living environment. Resident Assistants, Mentors and Resident Directors are all available to assist roommates who may have conflicts. Taking into account the transition period for all first year students, roommate changes are discouraged in the first semester. Situations will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the Office of Residence Life.
There is one mailbox assigned to each room. The mailboxes are located in the lobby of the residence hall that you access with your key. Packages delivered by UPS, FedEx, and other services are left with security in the residence hall. Lost mailbox keys should be reported to the Office of Residence Life. The cost for a replacement key is $25.
No, you must store your bikes in your room.
Yes, those are all included in the housing rate at no extra cost. There is also wireless internet connection.
No. There is a not pet policy (this includes fish).
As long as it does not interfere with your roommates. Please note: you are not allowed to remove any furniture.
If you are a person with a disability and require accommodation, please contact the Office of Residence Life at Residence.Life@baruch.cuny.edu.
There are on-going activities and programming provided by the RA staff.
Although EHS does provide housing for students throughout the building, the building is not owned by EHS. All students have equal access to all facilities at 97th street.
Baruch does not offer summer, temporary, or short-term housing. In addition, only Baruch students are eligible for Baruch housing.