Diego Rojas Posted March 17, 2017 Posted March 17, 2017 On 30/4/2016 at 9:06 AM, AP said: Expensive, but possible. Emory has a great service of shuttles and park-and-rides, so look into that. Because Emory has the hospital there, there are a lot of parking decks, but they are pricey... Hi, I have been accepted for a Phd Program at Emory, by expensive parking do you mean how much for a regular month of attendance?
Diego Rojas Posted March 17, 2017 Posted March 17, 2017 (edited) Hey guys! Any one could answer how much does it cost to rent a 1 bedroom apartment near to Emory? Edited March 17, 2017 by Diego Rojas
AP Posted March 18, 2017 Posted March 18, 2017 18 hours ago, Diego Rojas said: Hi, I have been accepted for a Phd Program at Emory, by expensive parking do you mean how much for a regular month of attendance? 18 hours ago, Diego Rojas said: Hey guys! Any one could answer how much does it cost to rent a 1 bedroom apartment near to Emory? Diego, a good option always is to contact grad students in the area. I am familiar with Emory because my bf goes there (he graduates this May, yay!). The first year he was there he lived on a 1B but with help from a college fund his parents had. I don't live in Atlanta but asked him about your query: "Around Emory there are many apartments but it is best to get a roommate. Rent for a 1B can be $1100 and for 2B $1300, so the price-per-person decreases a lot. I know people go to Campus Crossings the first year, especially international students or people who couldn't come to Atlanta to rent an apartment in the summer. I think they are furnished. In my second year, I moved in with a friend in my cohort but I know of people who used the Emory off campus platform to find roommates. Apartments that I know people have lived in: Highland Lake, Highland Square, Campus Crossings, Post-Briarcliff, Emory Woods (oldish, cheaper), Williamsburg, Montclair, President Park (horrible, don't go there), Wood something on North Druid Hills Rd, those from the top of my head. I didn't use parking, only occasionally ($12 per day), I used the shuttles. But I think there is a website with the pricing (maybe parking.emory.edu or something like that)." Hope it helps! and congrats!
Diego Rojas Posted March 18, 2017 Posted March 18, 2017 On 3/18/2017 at 8:57 AM, AP said: Diego, a good option always is to contact grad students in the area. I am familiar with Emory because my bf goes there (he graduates this May, yay!). The first year he was there he lived on a 1B but with help from a college fund his parents had. I don't live in Atlanta but asked him about your query: "Around Emory there are many apartments but it is best to get a roommate. Rent for a 1B can be $1100 and for 2B $1300, so the price-per-person decreases a lot. I know people go to Campus Crossings the first year, especially international students or people who couldn't come to Atlanta to rent an apartment in the summer. I think they are furnished. In my second year, I moved in with a friend in my cohort but I know of people who used the Emory off campus platform to find roommates. Apartments that I know people have lived in: Highland Lake, Highland Square, Campus Crossings, Post-Briarcliff, Emory Woods (oldish, cheaper), Williamsburg, Montclair, President Park (horrible, don't go there), Wood something on North Druid Hills Rd, those from the top of my head. I didn't use parking, only occasionally ($12 per day), I used the shuttles. But I think there is a website with the pricing (maybe parking.emory.edu or something like that)." Hope it helps! and congrats! Thank you very much I will follow your advice
purifieddrinkingwater Posted March 2, 2018 Posted March 2, 2018 Most of the apartments near the school is priced high as much as over 1000dollars for a studio or one rm+one bathroom... and i thought that's a monthly rent. E.g. viridian by cortland, highland square, woodland, ... I don't need to live in well furnished place and dont mind a small space but i want it to be real safe (gated doors or something equivalent)... Of course people who have insights on this are also invited to the discussion... your help would be much appreciated. I m a country pumpkin never left my parents house before lol.
lambda Posted March 17, 2018 Posted March 17, 2018 Bumping- I'm moving here this summer to attend Emory. I'm slightly older than a freshly minted undergrad, and will be bringing my husband with me (no kids though). Any advice for house buying/townhome renting in the various burbs would be nice.
rsa Posted April 10, 2018 Posted April 10, 2018 How is Georgia Tech's graduate student housing (10th and Home and the Graduate Living Center)? How does it compare to renting an apartment in Midtown - financially and otherwise? Being an international student from a country that is very underrepresented at Georgia Tech, I'm very inclined to want to try the graduate housing to meet new people. It would also be nice to live on campus so that I don't have to buy a car and I can get the whole university experience. I don't mind walking a lot. I lived in a university residence for 4 years in my undergraduate school (even had to share a room with someone for three years) so I'm quite used to living with other people I don't know well.
MukundK Posted June 22, 2018 Posted June 22, 2018 Hi, not sure where to ask these kinds of questions, so I'm just posting here. So I've already accepted an offer to Georgia Tech, but it seems to be really hard to find housing for 3 people. My roommates and I are going crazy trying to find available apartments and I just wanted to ask if anybody knew of good apartment complexes to try and contact, whether we're looking for housing too early (some leasing agents told me July is a better time to know what availability looks like), etc. Thank you so much for any help or advice y'all may have! One other question, though, does anybody know about the Point at Westside apartments also?
MukundK Posted June 22, 2018 Posted June 22, 2018 Hi, not sure where to ask these kinds of questions, so I'm just posting here. So I've already accepted an offer to Georgia Tech, but it seems to be really hard to find housing for 3 people. My roommates and I are going crazy trying to find available apartments and I just wanted to ask if anybody knew of good apartment complexes to try and contact, whether we're looking for housing too early (some leasing agents told me July is a better time to know what availability looks like), etc. Thank you so much for any help or advice y'all may have! One other question, though, does anybody know about the Point at Westside apartments also?
lanaabear Posted February 24, 2019 Posted February 24, 2019 Reviving this thread! Recommendations for apartments within walking distance to Emory?
DataAnalyst Posted March 15, 2019 Posted March 15, 2019 Hello, I have been accepted into GSU for an MS program and I have never been in the US before as I am an international student. What is the recent price for rent for a room in 2 bedroom or a room in 3 bedroom apartment, the bathroom can be shared and I would prefer it to be furnished. Is there any area I should look at that is close to or easily commutable to GSU, also is there a site where I can search for apartments at least to have a feel of what I would encounter. I would also appreciate your thoughts about cost of living in general and the way of live in Atlanta. Looking forward to your response. Thanks
Renalee Posted March 25, 2019 Posted March 25, 2019 On 3/15/2019 at 4:00 PM, DataAnalyst said: Hello, I have been accepted into GSU for an MS program and I have never been in the US before as I am an international student. What is the recent price for rent for a room in 2 bedroom or a room in 3 bedroom apartment, the bathroom can be shared and I would prefer it to be furnished. Is there any area I should look at that is close to or easily commutable to GSU, also is there a site where I can search for apartments at least to have a feel of what I would encounter. I would also appreciate your thoughts about cost of living in general and the way of live in Atlanta. Looking forward to your response. Thanks I currently live in Atlanta so I might be able to help a bit! GSU is in downtown Atlanta, which is not the greatest area, and I personally wouldn't advise living there. If you won't have a car you can take MARTA to get around (not the greatest option, but it's not terrible). I would advise living northwest of GSU, towards the Midtown area, and just choosing an apartment by a MARTA stop, but Midtown is definitely a more expensive area to live in. Living east of campus towards Inman Park or the Fourth Ward would also probably be nice, but I'm not sure about the pricing in that area. I can only speak about pricing in Midtown as that's where I've lived, but two bedroom apartments are generally around $2000 (unfurnished). It's definitely way cheaper the farther you go from the city center. I've always used apartments(dot)com for apartment hunting here. You can put in your area of interest and price range and most places have a lot of photos. Just take the reviews of places with a grain of salt, I haven't found a lot of them to be true. Overall I think Atlanta is a nice place to live and the cost of living isn't bad! If you have any specific questions feel free to message me. Good luck!
DataAnalyst Posted March 26, 2019 Posted March 26, 2019 22 hours ago, Renalee said: I currently live in Atlanta so I might be able to help a bit! GSU is in downtown Atlanta, which is not the greatest area, and I personally wouldn't advise living there. If you won't have a car you can take MARTA to get around (not the greatest option, but it's not terrible). I would advise living northwest of GSU, towards the Midtown area, and just choosing an apartment by a MARTA stop, but Midtown is definitely a more expensive area to live in. Living east of campus towards Inman Park or the Fourth Ward would also probably be nice, but I'm not sure about the pricing in that area. I can only speak about pricing in Midtown as that's where I've lived, but two bedroom apartments are generally around $2000 (unfurnished). It's definitely way cheaper the farther you go from the city center. I've always used apartments(dot)com for apartment hunting here. You can put in your area of interest and price range and most places have a lot of photos. Just take the reviews of places with a grain of salt, I haven't found a lot of them to be true. Overall I think Atlanta is a nice place to live and the cost of living isn't bad! If you have any specific questions feel free to message me. Good luck! Thank you very much, I really appreciate the response. I would let you know if and when I have specific questions. Warm regards
Izakawa Posted April 13, 2019 Posted April 13, 2019 On 2/24/2019 at 12:39 PM, lanaabear said: Reviving this thread! Recommendations for apartments within walking distance to Emory? Could you find one?
rickyroma Posted April 22, 2019 Posted April 22, 2019 Hi, could you guys recommend a neighborhood (or a specific apartment) where I can easily commute to both Georgia State and Emory? My wife and I will start PhDs at those universities. Although we are planning to have a car, I would like to have public transportation options (MARTA, school shuttles, etc.). I found Inman Park and Downtown Decatur convenient based on my Google maps research Which one do you think is better: renting an apartment before or after arriving in the US (probably at the beginning of August)?
ExistingSteak Posted February 29, 2020 Posted February 29, 2020 Hello! I received admission into GT's MS in BME. I am wondering what the experience of studying at GT/Emory was like? We're all the faculty welcoming to MS students working in their research labs? Is the coursework time-consuming and inhibiting to your research? What is the social life like, and how free is one throughout the week to do things pertaining to self-care (i.e. exercise, hanging out with friends, etc). Also, what are the prospects for a graduate in the program looking to go into academia, (MDPhD route), and not into industry? Feel free to answer to any combination of these questions! Thanks so much.
andrew001237 Posted March 15, 2020 Posted March 15, 2020 Hey I am thinking of attending Georgia Tech in the fall and I am wondering if a MARTA pass is included in fees? Thanks
LadyWolfshadow Posted March 15, 2020 Posted March 15, 2020 1 hour ago, andrew001237 said: Hey I am thinking of attending Georgia Tech in the fall and I am wondering if a MARTA pass is included in fees? Thanks It looks like Tech gives a discount on MARTA passes, but doesn't include them in fees. Staff and faculty can have them deducted from their payroll, but students are on their own and need to buy them from the school. (Don't buy them from MARTA because they're $68.50 from MARTA themselves and $55 from the BuzzCard office) I can't think of any of our area schools off of the top of my head that actually include them in the fees--most just offer discounts. https://pts.gatech.edu/regional-transit
thebougiebehaviorist Posted April 8, 2020 Posted April 8, 2020 Hey All - The advice on this thread is really helpful, but does anyone have insights specific to Mercer University in ATL? For example, some feedback on nice housing nearby the Cecil B. Day campus would be much appreciated; as well as any other info!
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