You should start looking for housing early, February or March, in order to find the best deals. You should NOT wait until the last minute or when you arrive in Florence. It is getting more and more difficult to find housing for students that arrive in Florence that do not have housing already arranged. Remember, Florence is 9 hours ahead of California. You may be asked to wire funds to Florence, this is normal, so make sure you keep copies of this transfer.

Our contact, who places students who want to live with a family, in Barcelona, will try to secure housing for our students conveniently located near class. Housing is seldom more than 30 minutes away from classes by public transportation. All students will have access to housing information that is listed on our web site. It is the students responsibility to secure housing. USD Barcelona may be able to provide some housing help upon arrival in Barcelona.

Normally yes. Frequently there is no deposit if you rent a room in someone's apartment or live in a Hotel or Hostel, but double check with your agency or the landlord you are dealing with. You may be asked to wire funds to Florence, this is normal, so make sure you keep copies of this transfer. USD does not provide housing in Florence.

This will depend on your agreement with the landlord/lady. Some do not care; others will not allow friends to stay over. Decide what you want to do at the outset, as it may influence where you live.

All of our apartments are located in the city center of Kiev. You literally will be in the middle of everything. Just walk outside your door and there will literally be hundreds of caf??s and restaurants. You can see a map on each apartment page with the location of the apartment, our office and the main square in Kiev.

Doubles and triples, regardless of the number of rooms, will come with one phone. Apartments will come with one phone as well. Quads or larger rooms may come with two physical phones based on layout, but will still have only one phone line even if there is more than one physical phone.

Many students ask about room and/or apartment dimensions. Unfortunately, we do not have room dimensions available.

Yes, they will be installed i each apartment. If you choose to have them monitored you will need to install a landline.

We currently own and operate apartment communities in nine major markets within four major regions of the U.S. They are Atlanta and Southeast Florida in the Southeast; Chicago, Kansas City and Indianapolis in the Midwest; Dallas, Austin and Houston in the Southwest; and Denver in the Mountain region.

The square footage of the living area above the garage and the garage should be included in the total living area of the home. You should also include an entry for a built-in garage. The program will then deduct 288 sq.ft. per car space in the garage (i.e., 576 sq. ft. for a 2-car garage) from the total living area.

All our apartments are secured with keys to open and lock the street door, with keys to lock the apartment door, and with keys to secure the door to your room(s) in the apartment.

All apartments are fully furnished. The common areas include lounges, tables, chairs, fridge, microwave. Each bedroom contains a single bed, desk, office chair, wardrobe and chest of drawers.

The rates are per apartment based on 2 people staying. Extra guests are charged at between $ 30 -50 depending on the apartment booked. Check apartment site for correct rates.

Our residence halls are in use year-round; for the safety and security of our students and guests the rooms are not open to visitors. The apartment complexes will be happy to arrange for a time that you may view an apartment. Please contact the community center offices to set up an appointment. The Fischer (FOG) Community Center may be reached at (574)631-8607. The Beichner Community Center located at the University Village apartments may be reached at (574)631-9145.

Telephone service is available in all on-campus graduate, married and family residences. This basic service provides voice mail, campus, and local phone service. There is an opt-in phone service for the undergraduate residence halls. The cost is $161 per semester which will be billed to your student account. You must bring your own telephone instrument to campus which can include multiple features but cannot be a 2.4 GHz wireless phone, since these tend to interfere with wireless data service.

present If residents get locked out of their room/apartment during office hours (Monday to Friday 9.00 to 4.00) they should contact the MRS-Caulfield Residential office for assistance. If residents get locked out of their room after hours they should contact a member of the Residential Support Team for assistance.

The Residence Halls offer single room options, however most of these rooms are reserved for returning students. University Apartments also offer single apartments, however these apartments fill up quickly and may be full by the time you receive your contract. You can live in the University Apartments if you are over the age of 21, if you are married, or if you have children.

The rent for a room varies very much and depends on many factors like the location, extra facilities and the condition the apartment or room is in. The average rent for a room with shared kitchen and bathroom facilities is between 300 to 600 Euro. The rental price for a small apartment starts at around 400 Euro.

Each residence hall room/apartment has a connection for each resident to the university network which allows properly equipped personal computers to be attached. Computer labs are available in each classroom building for all students to use. Schedules are posted in each lab. Students may apply for an electronic mail (e-mail) account with the Information Services Department.

Please work with the office manager in your area. There is a form required for tracking purposes. This will avoid charges for missing furniture when you check out.

Once you have registered and scanned your computer, you may connect your registered computer to ResNet from any jack in the residence halls and apartments.

Yes. Depending on what facility you live in, there may be restrictions on when you can have guests visit you. Three different visitation policy options are available. When selecting a place to live, students should consider the visitation policy in each facility. The options are: Guests from outside the hall (regardless of gender) will be permitted to visit 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week.

If you are living in a dormitory on campus or a room in the on-/off-campus hotel, your room is cleaned everyday by employees of the accommodation provider, who are governed by strict hotel regulations. As such, you can feel confident to leave your daily necessities, such as laptop, cell phone, camera and other electronics securely in the room. However, we recommend not leaving your passport and large amounts of cash out in the open.