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UCF KNIGHTS CIRCLE APARTMENTS
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- Опубліковано 22 лют 2021
- If you’re interested in living off campus at UCF, these are independent apartment that are affiliated with the university. They offer the shuttle system to campus and accepted financial aid and Florida prepaid. It is just off the university grounds but extremely close. They only offer year long leases, for example if you start in the fall the move in date 8/21/2021 - 07/31/2022.
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☆ IG: melissacarra_
☆ School: University of Central Florida
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Nice! i lived here when it was called Knights Krossing...so many memories..they definitely upgraded the flooring, i lived in building 21 lol
Oh wow! Niceee
thank you so much I'm literally looking for apartments right now
No prob, Thanks for watching! Lmk if you have any questions about this place
thanks for the review Melissa Carrazana!
love your videos!! I’ll be at ucf in the fall 😁
Omg thank you so much! Hope to see you around 🌞💛
Is it a loud environment or quiet? And how’s your experience so far? I’m planning on transferring to UCF for the fall but I haven’t sent my official transcripts because I graduate next month.
My experience has been great so far but everything is an adjustment honestly. Where I live right now is Northview and it’s pretty good but I’m excited to go to knights circle. I don’t know how the environment is yet I’ll let you know next semester
@@Babeitsmel Thank you so much 🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️
@@MelanieDItsMe No problem 🤍 lmk if you have any other questions or content you would like to see. Thanks for watching!
My cousin lives there and he said it’s one of the most quite apartments in the area!
Hopefully ill be here soon too😍
Ahhhh yesss!! Hope to see you 🌞🤎
So the 820 dollars is it divided between the roommates to make up 820 or does every person pay 820 individually?
Each person pays individually. Personally I think it’s expensive but it’s one of the nicer options of apartments. They have cheaper option farther from campus.
A great tour and I will be here at fall
Thank you! Aw awesome, hope to see you around!
Hey! Do you think renting one of these apartments are cheaper than living on campus for example in neptune?
Hi! So Neptune is $3k a semester which is roughly four months (late august-dec) (Jan-end of April) so it’s just cheaper than knights circle. The good thing about knights circle is you have your own bathroom and laundry room as well. The downside is you have a year lease so it’s August-July. For me this is the better option because I want a private bathroom as well as a kitchen bc I save money by cooking. So it depends on what you’re looking for. Hope this helps!
@@Babeitsmel Great, thank you for your answer! xx
Can you share your experience, how was it living there?
Hi! I was in Phase 1 so it’s the oldest one so the water was constantly being shut off because they said they were fixing the pipes. So that sucked but it was about 2 years ago so I don’t know if they have fixed that already. Besides that, I really liked living there, I would just recommend to try to get it early so the rent is cheaper. Cause the later you get the apartment the more expensive the rent becomes.
are you allowed to live there in the summer?
Yes your contract states that it is for one semester and summer or a full year
I’ll be transferring to ucf in spring 2022. Is there a way u can get affiliated housing but live by yourself with no roommates instead of finding a apartment place that isnt affilated with ucf?
From what I know most of the affiliated apartments are to be shared with a roommate, it could only be one though. I know they have studio apartments to rent but I think they are independent leasing.
Melissa Carrazana so with afiliated apartments only 2 ppl can live in there? An independent leasing meaning you would be the only one living there so you would have to pay everything ?
@@liveoffthewallco So in this specific one (I know the pointe as well) cover water and electricity but to a cap so you shouldn’t exceed that. which they say most people don’t but if you did it would be split between however many roommates. However I don’t know how it would work for just one person in an independent apartment. I have a friend who lives on her own and she pays everything separate but her place is farther from school, so maybe the places here have a deal. I recommend doing some research or stay in one of the housing afflicted with school for your first semester if possible.
Melissa Carrazana so the one your friend lives in by themself’s doesnt have to do with the school? An ill be a junior im transitioning from a state college.
@@liveoffthewallco yes my friend doesn’t go to school, and same I transfer in this is my first semester at UCF but I’m a junior
does your roommate also has to be an ucf student or not since it’s technically off campus?
You have to be a college student but not specifically UCF, it would be the other colleges around the area.
So you are paying 820 per month?
Not right now since I’ll be moving here next semester. But yes for the 3x3 apartments that I want it is $820 a month as well as renters insurance.
Do you have a roommate? Also do you both pay $820 together or separate?
Hiii! So basically how it works is that you could get a 2x2, 3x3, or 4x4 which is the amount of rooms (with their own bathrooms) the apartment has. So I have a 3x3 so I would have two roommates and everyone pays their share individually.
Are there elevators?
Sadly no. So hopefully I don’t get the second or third floor cause moving is going to be a pain.