Housing and Living in Rome
Students may look for accommodations in Rome in different ways
according to their needs and budget.
1. Students can look for an accomodation on their own. In Rome,
there are plenty of bed and breakfast, residences or
agencies/brokers offering apartments for rent for short stays. On
the Internet students can find plenty of offers. Please note that,
because June in Rome is “high season” we suggest to secure the
housing arrangements around February/March. Prices of the
apartments may vary according to location, dimension and amenities
offered.
2. The Summer Program has a well established relation with two
residences around the Rome Campus that offer every year from 15 to
20 studios or 1 bedroom apartments. Prices will vary from $850/900
(approx.) up to $2,500, per month and per person, with an average
of $1,700. Generally, all but the least expensive accommodations
offer air conditioning, kitchenette and most of the other amenities
that U.S. students are accustomed to.
3. Lastly, beginning this year, the recently remodeled
Rome Campus offers rooms within the very St. John's building. Rooms
vary in term of size, but generally there are 2 beds with no
kitchenette. Prices will be provided upon request. More info
available here.
Students can also seek assistance from the Director of the
Summer Rome Program to find the best possible location in terms of
amenities,close proximity to the Rome campus and reasonableness of
price compared with the service offered by other providers.
Accessibility for those with
Disabilities
Each classroom and facility of the St. John’s Rome Campus is
accessible for students with disabilities.