Campus housing is offered in the recently completed G. Chris and SungEun Andersen Residence Hall, adjacent to the School. While most of the rooms are doubles, each student is provided with a private phone line and an Ethernet jack. In addition to offering some of the best views of the city, the hall includes: 19 floors with housing for 380 students, 60 practice rooms, 24-hour security, and trained residence life staff. Additional features include laundry facilities, a well-equipped fitness room and a student lounge. Opportunities exist for leadership development with the Residence Community Council. A dining facility is located in the School's main building adjacent to the residence. Students from all over the world live on campus and participate in social activities, study groups, recreation, clubs, and student organizations. In addition to providing on-campus convenience, making new friends is another reason students choose to live on campus. Beyond building stronger ties, you'll have New York City's exciting culture, restaurants, markets, parks, and entertainment just around the corner. Within easy reach, you'll also find many of the world's artistic treasures - Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Opera, the New York City Ballet, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.