Moving to Manhattan

If you're moving to Manhattan from another city, state, or country, finding housing and getting settled in a new community can be one of the most stressful parts of preparing for your graduate career. The resources below will help you explore housing options and get acquainted with the Little Apple.

Finding a home

Graduate School Housing Guide

grad student housing guideThis guide was created from housing reviews and experiences shared by current K-State graduate students. If you're not sure where to begin your search for housing, this guide is a good place to start because it shows you where other graduate students are living.

The guide features a variety of properties in Manhattan, but does not include all housing options. You also might want to explore the additional resources below.

Guidance for international students

While you have the option to choose housing on or off campus, we encourage international students to consider K-State's Jardine Apartments for at least you first year at K-State. The K-State campus housing site includes information specifically to guide international students through the campus housing process, for those who choose to reside on-campus.

Visit the international student on-campus housing site

 

Life in the Little Apple

Nicknamed "The Little Apple," Manhattan, KS is located in the picturesque Flint Hills, very near the geographic center of the United States. Below, you will find more information about the area, services and resources, and other information to help you make Manhattan your new home. Additional resources for international students getting started in the U.S. can be found on the ISSS Resources page and the under the helpful links section on the ISSS Orientation page.

 

Build your community, connect with current graduate students

K-State has so many opportunities to connect with other students and build community. The Union Programming Council plans many events throughout the year. You can connect with other students through International Student Associations, and there are 400+ student organizations to get involved with.

In addition to reading reviews in the Graduate School Housing Guide, you might find it helpful to connect directly with current students to learn about their housing experiences. Ask your graduate program director if they can connect you with current graduate students in your program to learn where they live and hear about their housing experiences.