Tufts University - [TuftsU], Massachusetts, Medford - Accommodation

• I found my accomodation through university itself for first two years as first two years there is an on campus residency requirement. Then later I moved off campus.
• The monthly rent for first 2 years was just semester housing fees that was paid, then I paid fees to my landlord.
• There are different types of dorms, double, suite style, etc. so it depends.

• I found my accomodation through university itself for first two years as first two years there is an on campus residency requirement. Then later I moved off campus.
• The monthly rent for first 2 years was just semester housing fees that was paid, then I paid fees to my landlord.
• There are different types of dorms, double, suite style, etc. so it depends.

There is very limited on campus housing for graduate students, therefore most people opt for off campus housing. Medford rent prices are higher than other places due to the proximity to the college. But you are paying for the convenience that comes with living close to the university and close to the city of Boston. For reference, I pay $1500 per month for a fully furnished room (amenities included in rent) in a 4 bedroom house.

I highly recommend the MS in Innovation & Management course for anyone looking to expand into a more managerial role from a technical background. The level of hands on experience and connections you make here are extremely valuable and rare to find.

Yes, I live on-campus - facilities are good, average.

Small, liberal arts school, had the degree I wanted to pursue.

No - my off-campus house was newly renovated and is very very nice. I'm living with three friends, and each of us has a single room. The average rent in Medford/Somerville is about $950/month if you want to be close to campus.

Tufts is a really great place - not super competitive, great sense of community. The professors are fantastic, and it's good for psychology, English, and politics, which are all things I am interested in.