| Housing
resources for internship or co-op students |
| Most co-op
employers will provide some form of information or assistance in finding
or arranging housing at your work location; some internship employers
may also. Review the employer's literature and web site and ASK the
employer about this at the time you receive a co-op or internship
offer. |
| If the employer
does not provide assistance, the resources below might help. |
| Know a good
online source we haven't listed? Please e-mail
me to suggest. |
| Disclaimer:
Career Services does not own or maintain web sites external to career.vt.edu
and we have no control over their content. We provide links as a
service to Virginia Tech students. Links to sites external to Career
Services open in a new browser window. |
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Apartments.com
- Allows students the option to search by short-term housing, furnished
apartments, unfurnished apartments, amenities, price, etc. |
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Check the off-campus housing office
of local universities. Many larger universities offer online listings. |
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Educational Housing Services = studenthousing.org
(listed under both names here)
Student housing in New York City.
"We believe safe, affordable, student living is a key part of academic success. And for more than two decades we have provided students from across America and over 50 countries worldwide with high quality independent residences in New York, the most exciting city in the world." |
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MyApartmentMap.com |
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New York City intern housing |
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studenthousing.org = Educational Housing Services
(listed under both names here)
Student housing in New York City. |
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Vagabond
Guide to Summer Housing
- On U.C.A.N. (University Career Action Network) |
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WISH
(Washington Intern Student Housing)
- Housing in Capitol Hill area of Washington, D.C.
- Walking or public transportation distance from many work locations |
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