2018 Housing Survey Results in Kentucky: Student Demographics and Residency Details
The 2018 Housing Survey in Kentucky provides insights into student demographics and residency details. Findings include the distribution of full-time, part-time day, and part-time evening students, as well as the cities/states where respondents reside and the names of various apartment/rental complexes they live in.
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Q1 - I am a: # Answer % Count 1 Full-time student 83.33% 30 2 Part-time, day student 2.78% 1 3 Part-time, evening student 13.89% 5 Total 100% 36
Q2 - Please state the city/state where you currently reside. Please state the city/state where you currently reside. Highland heights, KY Hebron, KY Florence, Ky Covington, KY Highland Heights Walton, KY Corbin, KY Newport Kentucky Highland Heights, KY Highland Heights, KY Cold Spring, KY
Q2 - Please state the city/state where you currently reside. Please state the city/state where you currently reside. Walton, Ky Louisville, Ky Fort Thomas, Kentucky Kentucky Highland Heights, KY Fort Wright, KY Cold Spring, KY Highland Heights, KY Crestview Hills, KY Lawrenceburg, IN Covington, KY
Q2 - Please state the city/state where you currently reside. Please state the city/state where you currently reside. Cold Spring, KY Cold Spring, KY Newport, KY Florence, Ky Highland Heights, KY Florence KY Cold Spring, KY Highland Heights, KY Cold Spring Kentucky Newport, KY Cold Spring, Ky
Q2 - Please state the city/state where you currently reside. Please state the city/state where you currently reside. Highland heights, ky Lexington, KY Covington, Ky
Q3 - Please give the name of your apartment/rental complex. Please give the name of your apartment/rental complex. Highland ridge apartments Eclipse Properties I own my home 2/3 bedroom house on Glenway Avenue Northern View Apartments Legends at Steeplechase Smith Rentals Victoria Square Apartments Highland Ridge Apartments NKU university houses Brookstone Crossong
Q3 - Please give the name of your apartment/rental complex. Please give the name of your apartment/rental complex. The Legends at Steeplechase Fenwick Place Apartments Privately-owned building with 4 apartments in it. Campus view Hampton Farms Devou Village Brookstone Crossing Northern View Grandview Summit NA It's a multi-family house. My landlord is a Chase graduate.
Q3 - Please give the name of your apartment/rental complex. Please give the name of your apartment/rental complex. Brookstone Crossing Brookstone Crossing Barkley Ridge Apartment I rent a house Highland Ridge The Grand at Florence Davjo Drive/Davjo Lane Apartments and Townhomes Campus View @ NKU Brookstone Crossing Apartments Highland Ridge Apartments Brookestone Crossing
Q3 - Please give the name of your apartment/rental complex. Please give the name of your apartment/rental complex. Hampton farms Huber Real Estate Rental I rent a house from my landlord.
Q4 - How much is your monthly rent payment? *If you have roommates, please list only what you pay. # Answer % Count 1 less than $400 2.78% 1 2 $401-$600 33.33% 12 3 $601-$800 13.89% 5 4 $801-$1000 36.11% 13 5 More than $1000 13.89% 5 Total 100% 36
Q5 - How much are your monthly utility expenses (electric, gas, water, cable, internet, etc.)? *If you have roommates, please list only what you pay. # Answer % Count 1 less than $50 5.56% 2 2 $51-$100 33.33% 12 3 $101-$250 41.67% 15 4 $251-$400 13.89% 5 5 greater than $400 5.56% 2 Total 100% 36
Q6 - How many roommates do you have? # Answer % Count 1 0 52.78% 19 2 1 36.11% 13 3 2 8.33% 3 4 3 2.78% 1 5 4+ 0.00% 0 Total 100% 36
Q7 - Do you have a pet who lives with you in your rental? # Answer % Count 1 Yes 44.44% 16 2 No 55.56% 20 Total 100% 36
Q8 - How long is your commute (one-way) to campus? Note: If you walk, please estimate how long the drive would be. # Answer % Count 1 5 minutes or less 33.33% 12 2 6-15 minutes 36.11% 13 3 16-30 minutes 22.22% 8 4 31-60 minutes 0.00% 0 5 more than 1 hour 8.33% 3 Total 100% 36
Q9 - If you have any advice to incoming students about housing, please state below. If you have any advice to incoming students about housing, please state below. Be cautious about a roommate your first year of law school! Make sure your study habits and social habits are compatible. Check the available housing from the school or get a roommate before renting alone. Use the Facebook page to see if anyone who owns a home has a room to rent Personally, I recommend living alone if you can afford it. I wish that I could afford to but one bedrooms are pricey in the NKU area. Try to talk to potential roommates extensively before moving it and shop around various areas for the best price. My fifteen commute now isn t bad but I do wish I still lived in my old apartment five minutes from NKU. The area is nice and always something to do within a short commute so don t let distance to recreational activities or stores limit you. Northern View is a good option if you aren't worried about having randomly selected roommates. I felt like the facilities and condition of the apartment were not too bad but my experience overall was horrible only because my roommates that were matched with me were very messy. Otherwise, it's not a bad complex especially because it is walking distance from classes. Get as close to campus as possible. The commute isn't that bad ... the traffic, accidents, and construction are the nightmares.
Q9 - If you have any advice to incoming students about housing, please state below. If you have any advice to incoming students about housing, please state below. Save money, live a couple extra miles away from campus. If you have children, Boone County schools have the best testing scores out of Boone, Kenton, or Campbell counties. In fact Ryle high school is a Ky top 10 school, which means the middle and elementary school that feed into the high schools are excellent as well. However, and this has happened several times this year, there has been 3-5 inches of snow in Boone County but absolutely nothing around NKU. So the commute is always interesting. My apartment complex offers a pet fee. $25 extra a month for pets. Be sure to pick a community that is esthetically pleasing because when school gets tough you can still find peace in your home. Then design your living space to model your future office to keep your goal at the forefront of your mind. Before coming to Chase, I knew nobody. I'd never been to Kentucky except to visit Chase (for all of 48 hours). I had no friends in Kentucky, and I was coming to Kentucky alone. (My husband lived in Iowa, 12 hours away, for the entirety of law school). Why am I telling you this? Because even from Northwest Iowa, I managed to find a place to live. Even the students who are coming from a distance who don't know anyone should be able to find a place to live. I reached out in a few different ways: I emailed some local churches to see if they had congregation members who owned apartments, I asked the Office of Admissions where students lived and they graciously pointed me a few directions, and I used the Chase FaceBook group. By compiling all these resources, I found a place to live. So if housing is what is causing an incoming student to hesitate, there are plenty of places to live and there always seems to be available housing, depending on
Q9 - If you have any advice to incoming students about housing, please state below. If you have any advice to incoming students about housing, please state below. Proximity to campus is key! I enjoy the convenience of being within walking distance to the school. Live somewhere that you re comfortable but keep in mind that the closest places to campus are lived in by mostly students and this was not what I wanted as a student and why I love where I am. Great friendly environment. Very flexible with accommodating students. Rent includes all utilities. Is within walking of the school so you won't have to buy a parking pass. You can have your own bedroom and bathroom if you want. I recommend registering early as they are popular and have a long wait list. You will have to go a couple miles away for good housing, but it is definitely worth it. I would highly recommend trying to find a roommate. I would recommend to live alone if you can afford to. Living alone in law school allows you the freedom to study quietly at home if needed and to have your own time. Apartments close to campus have high rent payments. So, consider living a little further away to save money. Look for private homeowners. You can usually get a better deal and they won t look at credit and stuff as much as a cooperation.
Q9 - If you have any advice to incoming students about housing, please state below. If you have any advice to incoming students about housing, please state below. I would suggesting having a roommate also in law school. It makes it easier to study and de-stress with. Try to have roommates if possible, it will definitely help lower expenses, especially when it comes to utilities. Get roommates or find something close to Campus. Newport/Bellevue area. Look on Zillow for houses to rent!
