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College Pads gives students a place to find more off-campus housing near The University of Pennsylvania than ANY other site. Find and compare all the UPenn apartments and houses for rent in Philadelphia, PA that are close to campus so you can stop walking around town aimlessly searching for For Rent signs. All of the apartments and houses listed for rent have been verified and approved by our diligent team so you'll be sure to find a place you'll love using College Pads today!
How much do 4 bedroom apartments near UPenn cost?
The average rent for a 4 bedroom apartment in Philadelphia, PA is $844.
After a long day of classes and studying, students are ready for a much-needed drink and some food to fuel-up. Being in the heart of Philadelphia, students have a wide variety of places to choose from, and a lot of the most popular places to eat, and go out, are within walking distance of campus.
Food trucks are quickly becoming popular, and there are a ton of them. On-campus during the day, you can get yourself Chinese, Mexican, crepes, fresh fruit and veggie, and so on. Heading downtown, students can indulge in the 80 different food vendors that the Reading Terminal Market has to offer. When the weekend hits and you’re ready to get tanked be sure to check out the bars around campus.
BYOB anyone? Places like Aija or Beijing, conveniently located next to the Quad, allow for students to bring their own booze to drink. For a different scene, head downtown or to West Philly to catch a concert and go clubbing.
Here are a few places to stop at.
The University of Pennsylvania is known for its scenic campus. Even though the university is in the middle of the city, when you step onto the campus many students say it feels as if though you aren’t in the city anymore.
The tree-lined Locust Walk is a main path for students to take around campus spanning over a mile. This path will lead you to Penn Park which is the universities 24-acre area full of athletic playing fields and open space to play sports and relax. Philadelphia is home to a number of lakes and parks if you’re looking to get off-campus. Students can hike, rock climb, rent kayaks or even visit one of the equestrian centers and horseback ride on the trails.
Nearby campus is the Schuylkill River Trail where a lot of students will jog or bicycle. Make sure to catch one of the many events here like the International Dragon Boat Festival!
For students at UPENN, excelling in academics while still maintaining a social life is key. This university provides an environment where it is socially acceptable to study every single night and never go out or to party every single night, to each his own! Being in the center of Philadelphia, any activity is easily accessible. Extracurriculars are important to students and with hundreds of clubs on campus anyone can find something to interest them.
Consider enrolling in a frat or sorority as Greek Life is big on campus and they throw a ton of parties that students go to. Philadelphia is a big city with plenty of cultural and historic sites for students to visit. Take the SEPTA (Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority) or walk the bridge to Center City. Attend a student art opening or gallery night. Check out a student play on campus or catch a movie at the campus theater. Walk over to West Philly for a concert or go out to the clubs. Tailgate a Philadelphia Eagles or Flyers game. Stay on campus and root for one of the many UPENN Quaker sports games. Visit one of the hundreds of street fairs held annually. Whatever you’re into, you can definitely find something to do in Philly to pass the time.