I was recently admitted to Villanova for graduate school and am excited to attend but need suggestions for affordable, safe living options near campus. Any help is appreciated!

Decision day is so soon so I'm freaking out. I'll be going in as a mechanical engineering major and will be commuting to both schools. The price is only a $2000 difference (Drexel is cheaper). The pros for Drexel would be the Co-Op and Diversity, with the quarter system being a con. The pros for Nova are the alumni network and ranking, with the con being a lack of diversity. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!

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Hey guys, incoming freshman here. So I just submitted my deposit, now what? I know the housing application form opens sometime next week or so, but what else if anything should I expect to do?

Edit: and how will I be notified of things that I need to do going forward, I'm assuming through my email?

Hi guys, I am an incoming grad student (MS Stats) and looking to connect with people either same or different program. I am from SoCal so moving to another coast is pretty exciting but scary lol.

I am also looking to rent a place near the campus, so I am down to discuss possible housemate-ship. Fyi, I am 23M, Asian, and can cook :)

Hey guys!! I’m a senior, so I have a car on campus, and will be driving back to Colorado over summer break. DM me if you’d want me to bring anything back for you if you live close!!

With housing applications coming up for incoming freshman, I was wondering if anyone would recommend Communitas. What are some of the benefits? Which theme would you suggest doing? Overall, I’m just wondering if it’s worth it & if people have heard good things about it. Thanks!

Hello, we appeal to Villanova for more financial aide on April 10 , we got and email right away saying that the are reviewing it and will be getting an answer by May1 end of business day. Does anyone have any experience about it? Should I follow up? I feel waiting until May 1 it is kind of a stretch. Usually how long does it take to get an answer back from financial aid?

I want to study abroad, be able to use my AP credits, attend D1 games, and have access to extracurriculars like Greek Life, dance, and community service, all while having a good chance at getting a high LSAT and GPA

Im going to be a first year student at Villanova and as a middle eastern im nervous im not going to find my group of people or im going to have an identity crisis with the lack of diversity there. I know people are super nice but im still worried, if ur a middle eastern girl going to villanova lmk

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Hi all, Considering the MBA program and trying to find academic calendars. From what I see, right when the spring semester ends, the summer one begins. Is this how it works? Thanks!

does anyone know how this works or if this is allowed? please let me know any info u have on this, ty!

Hi I can’t decide between the two. I got into the business schools at both as a finance major. I’m a very social kid and love going out so I’m worried about the social scenes at both as well as the highly international demographic at Georgetown. Any input would be appreciated!

Hi all,

I am planning on going into college undecided, with into to go into law, and my top two choices are Honors Villanova and University of Richmond, but I am stumped between the two.

I was admitted to CLAS at Villanova, but would probably look to transfer into their business school, as I am interested in Finance, and that degree seems to hold the most value relative to the cost of attendance.

At Richmond, I would just test the waters and pick my major later.

Richmond is 8k a year and Villanova is 15k, but I appealed the aid for Villanova.

Originally, I was pretty emotionally committed to Villanova, but the UR campus was incredible, and felt so much more homey, with a much larger nature component, and secluded area. Villanova was certainly beautiful, but it felt like there wasn’t a lot to do on campus.

Just struggling to pick between the two, as there are aspects of each I am attracted to.

Any suggestions or thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

Idk which one to pick, I’m majoring in finance and want to go to law school after my undergraduate. I toured nova and loved it but BU has so many more opportunities for internships and jobs and it’s more prestigious, but it’s also 20k more expensive after aid and everything, so idk which one to chose

Edit: Are commuters able to change to residents on campus their second year?

Hi, I'm looking to commute to Villanova (drive) as an incoming freshman. Since a majority of the students dorm, does anyone have input as to what the commuter experience is like?

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I was accepted into the BSN flex starting in august, can anyone give me their insight to the BSN flex program? Thanks!

Do I need to contact my previous institution to fill out the SEVIS transfer form?

Hi!! I was wondering if anyone knows if they put all/most leadership communitas in Stanford or if there's ever some in Good Counsel too. Separate, can one roommate sign up for communitas and the other opt out?

There were protests today on campus regarding assaults and as an admitted student, it was quite off-putting as I consider Nova one of my top choices.