Apartments for UF Graduate Students in Gainesville, FL

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    Apartments for UF Graduate Students in Gainesville, FL

    UF Graduate Students

    Looking to go to Graduate school in Gainesville, but need a place that won't add too much after you pay for school? You're in luck! Gainesville offers various graduate student apartments that have great amenities and help you stay within your budget. Just because you're a graduate student doesn't mean you have to sacrifice living in a nice place either. Choose from graduate student apartments that are cozy and affordable or large and luxurious.

    The Grad Student Lifestyle

    Graduate student apartments in Gainesville fit all sorts of lifestyles and needs. Choose from off campus housing with affordable rent, in close proximity to campus or utilities included with your monthly rent. Living in a city like Gainesville, which is predominately a college town, you're given the advantage of finding the right amenities and features you're looking for in your next home. 

    Many grad students choose to live a little farther from campus to be away from the hustle and bustle. We recommend checking out apartments in South Gainesville to be very close to campus but still in a quiet atmosphere.

    Do you have a roommate?

    Do you plan on living on your own or sharing your space with a friend or roommate? Graduate student apartments in Gainesville range from studios, 1 bed/1 bath apartments to even large 3 bed/3 baths and 4 bed/4 baths. Some apartment communities even offer roommate matching if you need someone to cut the costs of rent. Do you own furniture? Do you need furniture? There are enough communities in the area that offer furnished and unfurnished options for their graduate student residents. These apartments usually come with fully equipped kitchens and often times washer and dryer hookups, too. It's just up to you to decide which layout and features work best for you!

    Amenities for Grad Students

    The amenities in graduate student apartment communities vary too. Are you in need of a fitness center on the property or concerned about your safety and the safety of your things? Do you have a dog or cat and are curious if they're welcome? Using Swamp Rentals's innovative search tools, you're more than able to look through all the graduate student apartments that feature gyms, welcomes pets or has alarm systems/courtesy patrols and/or is gated for your safety. Those aren't the only amenities, so feel free to look through all of them and select the ones you really want in your graduate student apartment community.

    Concerned about rent? You can also use our tools to find the graduate student apartments in Gainesville that fit your budget. As mentioned before, living in Gainesville has its advantages. You can find plenty of affordable graduate student apartments that bundle your utilities and your rent together every month. These utilities can include water, electric, and even Wi-Fi and cable. It's a good idea you make sure you know what your rent includes every month while on the hunt for the right place. You can search which graduate student apartments also fit your rent budget range. Can you only afford between $350 and $550 each month for rent? Use our "Rent Per Month" selector tool and see which results show for you.

    Attending graduate school can be stressful—searching for the right graduate school apartment, shouldn't be. Let Swamp Rentals help you find your next home!


    Frequently Asked Questions

    Is there a difference between undergraduate and graduate student housing?

    No, graduate students are welcome to live in any student housing! However, you might look for more mature communities or smaller floor plans like one or two bedrooms to give you more privacy. For roommate matching, you should indicate that you are in graduate school so maybe they'll match you with other graduate students. Like we mentioned before, graduate students can live in any apartment; however, there is a unique community in Gainesville that only allows students who are in a graduate program. If this sounds like something you'd be interested in, check out The Continuum.

    Can graduate students qualify to live in non-student housing?

    Graduate students can choose to live in conventional apartment communities if they are looking for something with more privacy. If a parent or guardian will be helping financially throughout your program, look for apartments that accept guarantors. This will allow them to be listed on the lease and meet income requirements despite your student status.

    What amenities should I look for as a graduate student?

    Business centers, study lounges, and conference rooms are some of the top amenities we suggest looking for when considering an apartment as a graduate student. Some apartments near campus have gone above and beyond to create private and unique study spaces with creative atmospheres and coffee bars that are a great spot to focus on your studies. Also consider communities with fitness centers and relaxing pools for the perfect escape.

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