Moving can be scary. Here we have valuable information that can help make your transition a little bit easier.
Where do we live?
We surveyed the Entering Class of 2020 to learn more about where we live. Take a look at the results below, then dive deeper to learn more about the neighborhoods and apartments of St. Louis.
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Neighborhoods
A virtual tour of St. Louis — discover places to live or to explore.
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Virtual Tours
Get a sneak peek into what the various apartment complexes look like before agreeing to roommates and signing the lease.
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General
Perspectives on renting, buying, and roommates.
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Apartment Complexes
Not sure where to live? To get you started with your search, here are some of the apartments we live in.
Section Editors:
![Jared Garland](https://sites.wustl.edu/diso2021-22/files/2021/01/Jared-280x386.jpg)
Jared Garland
Housing Section Editor
Hey, y’all! My name is Jared, and I’m from Boston, Massachusetts. I went to Duke University for college and majored in neuroscience, with a double minor in biology and history. Following that, I took two gap years to do military rehabilitative and neurological research. In my free time, I love to cook and bake, explore Forest Park (particularly around Art Hill), work out, and watch sports.
![Emily Terain](https://sites.wustl.edu/diso2021-22/files/2021/01/Emily-280x386.jpg)
Emily Terain
Housing Section Editor
I’m from Plainfield, Illinois, where I lived up until college. I then studied neuroscience at the University of Chicago before going straight through to medical school here at WashU. In my free time I like playing piano, reading, and going on runs in Forest Park (something college me would be shocked at!).