Not only will we guide your process of finding your next home, but our programs and services strive to advocate for commuter needs, educate on off-campus living, and increase commuter involvement within the University and Boston, providing a variety of resources free of charge.
OCHO also offers advice and counseling to both students and parents on topics relevant to living in a Suffolk off-campus apartment spanning leases, finding and living with roommates, and general contact information for emergencies and other serious issues should they arise. We have a year-round open door policy: any time a Suffolk student or his/her parent comes in through our door, we’re ready to provide our services. Please know that we are only an email or phone call away.
Navigating Your Neighboring Community
Suffolk University's off-campus housing options encompass a variety of exciting communities in and around Boston. Regardless of where you choose to live, it’s important to be familiar with the specific ins and outs of your area, as each city and town has different standards, regulations, and policies.
Learn about your new neighborhood:
Our Staff
Yvette Velez
Director
MEd, Suffolk University
BA, The Monmouth College
William Lemos
Graduate Fellow
MPA/MSPS Candidate, Suffolk University
BS, University of Vermont
Natasha Ramanayake
Graduate Fellow
MA, Yeshiva University
MA, Teachers College, Columbia University
BA, Boston University
Mailing Address
8 Ashburton Place
Boston, MA 02108
