Educational Housing Services

Juanita Philips 

on Google

2 days ago

I interned with EHS during the summer of 2023 at the St. George Towers Residence and had such a great experience both professionally and personally. I greatly appreciated the sense of community across their locations. RA events made it easy to meet people, and there was always something going on to help adjust you to life in the big city. If you're an intern coming to NYC, EHS makes the transition smoother with amenities like in-building laundry, elevators, and a welcoming environment. I left the program with new friends, be... read more

Jemma Ye 

on Google

a month ago

I lived at EHS last summer, and it was an amazing experience. The student RAs and other staff were kind and supportive. They also hosted many interesting activities to help residents get involved in the community and make friends. If you're not from NYC, like me, you'll love EHS even more, as it feels like a warm home in the city. 

Tim Rhee 

on Google

a month ago

A representative of this company was at my university’s career fair, and she was extremely rude, condescending, and came off as racist. I went up to her and started my pitch until she rudely said “I’m going to stop you right there.” I was taken aback but tried to continue the conversation to which she just kept replying “what?” I asked her what the dorms look like, and she rudely said “the pictures are on our website.” If she is a representative of this company, I would absolutely stay away. She talked to all the other Cauca... read more

nimisha joseph 

on Google

2 months ago

if you don't have anywhere else to go, ehs st george is a much better option than ehs new yorker. however i dont recommend staying for long than 1-2 semesters considering how expensive it is and how little you get. the ras are much better at st george than new Yorker and so is the security policy, however the biggest downside is the visitor policy. each guest costs money for overnights, and only 7 times a month can they stay over, which is really inconvenient considering how much you are paying! certain security will also tr... read more

Anonymous 

on Google

10 months ago

My daughter lived here for 2.5 years. It was a great experience. She was able to go to college in Brooklyn and get a dorm experience. Whenever she had an issue it was resolved in a good amount of time. The price of her room and her tuition was that of a SUNY upstate. The rooms were nice. The area is Brooklyn Heights which is great. The subway under the building is great. If you are looking for a nice place to live while going to college in NYC, this is it.