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Summer Housing Information
Are you looking for a place to live during your internship or summer job? There are a number of useful online resources to help you explore summer
housing options. Please note that Career Services does not endorse any of these programs in particular. It is up to you to make the determination if a particular accomodation is appropriate.
In addition to these web sites, there are some other places to look
and people to talk to for information about summer housing. Get ideas
and assistance from:
- your internship supervisor about where previous interns have lived
- previous interns from the organization where you plan to work
(ask your new employer for their contact information)
- family, friends, contacts from school and alumni about summer housing
ideas fora particular geographic location
- TigerTrade on Point allows you to view lisitings or post your own request
Some universities allow students to rent space in a residence hall
for the summer. Examples include:
- Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) - New York, NY
- New
York University - New York, NY
- New York University Law School - New York, NY
- Columbia
University - New York, NY
- Polytechnic University - New York, NY
- University of Pennsylvania - Philadelphia, PA
- American
University - Washington, DC
- Georgetown
University - Washington, DC
- Catholic
University of America - Washington, DC
- George
Washington University - Washington, DC
- Emory University - Atlanta, GA
- The School of the Art Institute of Chicago - Chicago, IL
- Suffolk University - Boston, MA
- Washington University - St. Louis, MO
Please note that this is a very popular option for students and the
application deadlines are usually in early spring. Call or look at the
web sites of local colleges and universities' off-campus housing offices.
They may know of current students looking to sublet an apartment for
the summer.
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