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Students on an ACCENT program in Rome may live in a residence comprised of shared student apartments or in shared student apartments scattered throughout Rome. Housing options vary by program.
STUDENT RESIDENCE
The student residence in Rome is located in the Prati area on one of the most famous shopping streets in Rome and just steps away from the "eternal" Vatican City. The Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museum are just a five-minute walk from the residence which is conveniently located next to the Cipro Metro Subway Station and is well connected to several buses that will take you into the historic city center. Students will find that everything they need is at their fingertips from supermarkets, movie theaters, coffee bars, restaurants, and a traditional Italian open-air market.
Apartments at the residence have all been recently renovated. No two apartments are alike. Sizes and layouts vary. Layouts range from apartments with one, two, three, and four bedrooms. Each is equipped with at least one bathroom, kitchen facilities, a refrigerator, and a TV.
STUDENT APARTMENTS
Students stay in double rooms in apartments that are located throughout Rome. Each bedroom is furnished with beds, a closet or armoire, sheets, pillows and blankets. Kitchen facilities include a stove, refrigerator, cooking utensils and dishes. Kitchen and bathroom facilities are shared by everyone in the apartment. All of the student apartments are located in and around the center of Rome, within a 20 to 50 minute walk, metro or bus ride from the ACCENT Rome Center.
HOMESTAYS
Students who choose a homestay in Rome live with carefully selected host families. Homestay accommodations provide students with an opportunity to observe first-hand how the Italians live and allow you to more fully immerse yourself in the language and culture of Italy. Students are placed in double and single rooms in homes within the Rome city limits, with varying commutes to classes of 15 to 55 minutes by walking and metro. It is recommended that students considering homestays have previous knowledge of the Italian language to participate in basic converstaions.
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