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Off-Campus Housing Near The Art Institute of Philadelphia
$600+/unit
Fees may apply1833 N Bouvier St
$600+/unit
Fees may apply2251 N Broad St
$500+/unit
Fees may apply2316 N Park Ave
$500+/unit
Fees may apply2319 N Park Ave
$599+/unit
Fees may applyTemple Nest Apartments
$625+/unit
Fees may applyTemple Villas
About Off-Campus Housing Near The Art Institute of Philadelphia
The Art Institute of Philadelphia was a private art and design college located at 1622 Chestnut St in Philadelphia, PA, operated by Education Management Corporation. The school permanently closed in April 2018 following the collapse of EDMC, which had faced years of federal scrutiny and enrollment decline. Students who were enrolled at the time of closure were advised to seek teach-out agreements or transfer credits to other institutions. The building at 1622 Chestnut St is no longer an active educational institution.
The Art Institute of Philadelphia Housing Requirements
Freshman Live-On Requirement
The Art Institute of Philadelphia permanently closed in April 2018 and is no longer an active institution. There are no housing requirements, as the school does not enroll students. Anyone researching this address for enrollment purposes should be aware that this institution has ceased all operations.
Off-Campus Eligibility
Because the Art Institute of Philadelphia no longer operates, there are no off-campus housing policies in effect. Former students who were displaced by the 2018 closure were encouraged to contact the Pennsylvania Department of Education for transfer guidance. No current housing arrangements can be made through this institution.
Lease Timing
With the school closed, there is no academic calendar to plan housing around. Individuals considering studying art and design in Philadelphia should look into other institutions in the area and plan their housing search accordingly. Philadelphia's Center City rental market is active year-round, and prospective students at other schools should begin searching at least four to six months before their intended start date.