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Neighborhoods in New York can vary greatly in their price, atmosphere, and commuting distance
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Housing is one of the biggest concerns for new students. You should try to find a place to live before arriving in New York, or at least before you begin classes, since searching for a place to live while studying can be stressful and can ultimately affect your grades.
It is a good idea to contact family, friends, current CUNY students, international student clubs, your international student office, and your student life/residence office, to help you find a home. You should also ask people about the different neighborhoods (areas) of New York so you can decide where to live, based on your comfort, budget, and commuting time.
There are also companies and online listings that can be helpful in your search for apartments or temporary housing. Some students find the following resources useful:
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