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Off-Campus Housing Near Thomas More
$5,550+/unit
Fees may applyEast Village Residence
$5,550+/unit
Fees may applyEHS Marymount Residence
$1,211/unit
Fees may applyMadison View Apartments
$3,050+/unit
Fees may applyMonarch Heights Apartments
About Off-Campus Housing Near Thomas More University
Thomas More University sits on a wooded campus in Crestview Hills, a quiet Northern Kentucky suburb about 10 minutes south of downtown Cincinnati, with roughly 2,000 students. It's a small Catholic university, and the scale shows: tight-knit classes, a friendly campus, and a calm suburban feel over college-town buzz. The Saints anchor campus energy across a wide slate of varsity sports, with Tommy Mo working the crowds, and clubs and ministry fill out the rest. A lot of life happens over the river, where Cincinnati brings museums, a riverfront, and pro baseball and football, while the Northern Kentucky river towns and parks add character close to home. TANK buses link the suburbs and the city, and the bridges over the Ohio put a big downtown within reach.
Thomas More University Housing Requirements
Freshman Live-On Requirement
Thomas More requires students to live on campus if they are under 21, have earned fewer than 60 credit hours, and do not live with a parent or guardian in one of the approved Northern Kentucky or Southwest Ohio counties. Most freshmen and sophomores live in the halls unless they commute from an approved-county home address. First-years land in halls like Howard and Marian, the four-person suites in Murphy, or the newer Sister Margaret Stallmeyer Hall.
Off-Campus Eligibility
To commute, you submit a housing exemption request to Student Affairs, and it can be denied, so apply early and keep your documentation ready. Once students clear the credit and age thresholds, they move off into Crestview Hills and the surrounding Kenton County suburbs. The pool there is apartment complexes and houses, not student-specific buildings.
Lease Timing
Leases commonly begin in summer ahead of the fall term, so target a summer move-in. Read leases for parking, occupancy limits, and who covers utilities. Check city occupancy caps before packing a house with roommates.