It\u2019s February, meaning it\u2019s wicked cold in Boston and if you live on campus it\u2019s time to pay your housing deposit! I\u2019ve chosen to live on campus all four years and while there are benefits to living off-campus, here are five reasons I\u2019ve chosen to stay on.<\/p>\n
1. Easy transition coming back from abroad<\/p>\n
It was nice being abroad and not having to worry about subletting an apartment or finding a place to live for the semester that I got back. All I had to do was pay my housing deposit at the end of the semester and I got my first choice when I came back in the Spring, (hello Stuvi 1).<\/p>\n
2. Convenient Location<\/p>\n
Even though I\u2019ve chosen to live in West, which is about a 15 minute walk to COM, it\u2019s nice living on campus and still having that close proximity to the gym and Agganis Arena.<\/p>\n
3. No-Stress<\/p>\n
If our sink breaks, Boston University maintenance will come and fix it. It\u2019s nice not having to worry about calling a plumber or having to pay out of pocket for any type of maintenance.<\/p>\n
4. Safety<\/p>\n
While sometimes living on campus can be more expensive then living off, it gives my parents peace of mind knowing I have security at my doorstep.<\/p>\n
5. The View<\/p>\n
The view from my window is of the Charles River and the Boston Skyline, it literally could not get any better than that. I actually have to control myself to not Instagram a photo of it everyday, you\u2019re welcome everyone. I don\u2019t know when I\u2019ll be able to live in a high-rise apartment overlooking the Charles river again, so I figure I might as well take advantage of it now.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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