Plan Your Visit to 
Monroe University

We’re excited to welcome you to Monroe University!

BRONX CAMPUS / KING HALL
2501 Jerome Avenue / Bronx, NY 10468

Parking
If you’re driving, a municipal parking garage is located across the street from King Hall at 2478 Jerome Avenue (East 190th Street at Fordham Road). The garage is open 24/7.

Public Transportation
Take the 4 train to Fordham Road. The campus is just one block away. We’re also near Metro-North's Fordham station for students traveling from Westchester.
Get Directions to King Hall
 

NEW ROCHELLE CAMPUS / MILAVEC HALL
370 Main Street / New Rochelle, NY 10801

Parking
Visitor parking is available in Monroe University's Franklin parking lot. From Main Street, pass Main Hall and Franklin Hall on your right, turn right onto Franklin Avenue, and make a left into the parking lot.
Get Directions to Milavec Hall
 

NEW ROCHELLE CAMPUS / MAIN HALL
434 Main Street / New Rochelle, NY 10801
Get Directions to Main Hall

Parking
Visitor parking is available in Monroe University's Franklin parking lot. From Main Street, pass Main Hall and Franklin Hall on your right, turn right onto Franklin Avenue, and make a left into the parking lot.

If the Franklin lot is full, additional parking is available at the New Roc City parking garage in downtown New Rochelle, a short walk from campus.
Get Directions to New Roc City Parking

A little preparation goes a long way! Here’s what to have ready based on your appointment type.

Admissions Interview

We’re looking forward to getting to know you, learning about your goals, and helping you explore your future at Monroe.

What to Bring:

• Photo ID
• High school transcript, if available
• College transcripts, if you've attended another college
• Questions about your program, scholarships, or campus life

Don’t have everything? Come anyway! Your Admissions Counselor can help you understand your next steps.
 

Testing Appointment

What to Bring:

• Valid photo ID
• Testing appointment confirmation
• Any additional materials listed in your testing instructions

Before You Arrive: Review your testing confirmation for specific instructions and plan to arrive a few minutes early to check in.
 

Financial Aid Appointment

Our Financial Aid team is here to help you understand your options and make college more affordable.

What to Bring (as applicable):

• Photo ID
• Your StudentAid.gov account login information
• Parent or contributor StudentAid.gov account access, if applicable
• Relevant tax and income information
• Any financial aid documents you’ve been asked to submit
• Questions about your financial aid award, scholarships, or payment options

Helpful Tip: If you’re completing the FAFSA, make sure you and any required contributors have created their own StudentAid.gov accounts before your appointment.