“I could see why certain students would want dorms, which would eliminate the transportation time and students could feel more of a connection with NEIU, but Northeastern sets itself apart by being a commuter school.”Danielle Galian, freshman
“Dorms would be an excellent addition for many of the far commuters but looking at the size of NEIU, it is just unnecessary. Half a city block just doesn’t seem big enough to have a whole section for living. This is a small school and living standards aren’t needed.”Richard “Chainsaw” Jones,freshman
“Yes, there should be apartments and/or dorms because it will make it easier for students to commute, make friends, and get more involved in school.”Bobby Daniels, freshman
“Sure there should be more housing opportunities for students, like apartments and dorms because a lot of students commute from far distances.”Kate Krismer
“Yes, because a lot of people that travels a long way to get to NEIU. Housing should be walking distance to the campus.”Ashley Henry, freshman
“Yes, NEIU should have apartments and dorms housing available to students because a lot of people come for the education program and I have met people who had to pay more for rent and pay more for gas for commuting.”Tzophiah Seidner, junior
“No there shouldn’t be no use for housing since most students commute and they live in the area.”Crystal Loza, senior
“The coolest thing would be if I lived in any apartment around the school, I would choose my own and the school could maybe subsidize 25 percent or 50 percentand instead of crammed dorm rooms, students could choose their own place to live.”Andy Dreyer, senior
“Yes, anywhere safe to live for students and a short commute.”Ellie Conant, junior
“Yes because there’s a lot of students looking for apartments and there should be a housing available close to campus so it wouldn’t be as expensive, and it could add towards the tuition.”Wahab Mahmood, junior