USA Apartment Tour | Off-campus Housing Tips | Fellow Brownie

Taking you guys on a tour of an apartment for off-campus housing near Boston University. This will give anyone who is planning to study in the USA for their masters or bachelor's program, a great idea of what to expect in terms of rent and other charges before when trying to rent an apartment.
I have also shared some tips on, what an incoming international student should be doing to rent an apartment in the US. Let me know if you have any questions in the comments section below.
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Hello! My name is Mayank Ranjan Dayal and I'm a Computer Science graduate from Northeastern University, Boston.
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[@otakuu9609]

Hi With f1 visa we get 2 years to stay in Us right, then why is that we ask our companies to sponsor h1b right after getting the job ?

[@FellowBrownie]

Great question man! As of now H1B is a lottery process which means people are randomly selected from the pool of applications, that also means that there is no guarantee if you'll get in first attempt or second/third or never. To try all 3 times (1 yr on OPT + 2 yrs on STEM), students ask employers to file H1 from year 1 of OPT itself. It's like trying your luck 3 times. Hope it helps!

[@FellowBrownie]

Also check this out on H1, I have explained the timeline as well here kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqmXeYZtes-qhtU

[@johnbaker5775]

so many issues with bedbugs and lease issues cost of living is top in these areas, bad ventilation and mold will make you fall sick struggle is real.

[@NehaYadav-in6nr]

Very informative video. Also, Can you suggest areas near Northeastern university as well ?

[@FellowBrownie]

Number one rule is that choose a house within 0.8 miles of NEU Snell library, as that's an easily walkable distance. To name some neighborhoods, look for Mission Main, Mission Hill (not the far ones), Park Drive, Fenway Park area, Saint Stephen St.(the closest you can get), anywhere on or off Mass Ave. (within 0.8miles), Hemenway St., Tremont St. Hope it helps :)

[@NehaYadav-in6nr]

@@FellowBrownie Thank you for the information 😊

[@amirman6531]

Where can I find students looking for apartment for fall 2022 in UTD? Please reply

[@neshant89]

I like what you did with the tshirt ! Go husky

[@FellowBrownie]

Great observation! Goooo husky !!

[@priya3120]

All are so true! I can totally get it

[@anishray7401]

Hi Mayank. Thanks for making the video. What is the price for a single bedroom with bathroom in a larger apartment ? Also what is the price for a studio apartment ? Is it possible to find these close to Northeastern ?

[@chinmaykulkarni4096]

Where can I search for apartments for Northeastern University students?

[@akshadababar6067]

Did you find the answer to this.. looking for apartments

[@raghvendrasinghshaktawat7245]

Very informative 🙌

[@FellowBrownie]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rahulranjan7221]

👍 Amazingly Good TIPS.

[@FellowBrownie]

Glad you like them!

[@rv6089]

Nice details

[@adarshsaxena8995]

good job! bro

[@FellowBrownie]

Appreciate it!

[@gouravchauhan2751]

Bro 21,00$ per month ??

[@FellowBrownie]

Yes

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[@IndranilTiwary]

First Comment.

[@FellowBrownie]

Confirmed