Have an internship and/or studying in Washington, DC? Apply to live at Georgetown’s new downtown housing option at 55 H St! Newly constructed in August 2022, 55 H St. NW offers the latest in apartment living and amenities all within close proximity to the U.S. Capitol, Union Station, and downtown business districts.
Arrival: Sunday, May 21, 2023 | Beginning 10 AM-5 PM Departure: Saturday, August 5, 2023 | No later than 10 AM
Summer Intern Housing:
Summer Intern Housing is for students from Georgetown & other colleges and universities who are participating in an internship in the DC Metro area. We assign all students with other interns in apartments. Please indicate first and last name of desired roommate within the application when prompted. Both or all parties must write each others names in their own applications in order to be assigned as roomates.
Single Bedroom in Shared Apartment
Stay of 8 Weeks or Greater
$497.00*/Week
Stay per month
$1,836.00*/monthly
*Rates do not include 14.95% D.C. Occupancy Tax. After April 1, 2023, D.C. Occupancy tax will increase to 15.95%
Dates:
Guests must select a minimum of 8 weeks
All dates in are Sundays, all days out are Saturdays; participants may leave anytime within the week, but housing is only offered on a weekly basis
Application Process:
The Summer 2023 Intern Housing Application will be available on Hoya Housing (new window) beginning 12 PM ET February 20, 2023.
Payment is due in full via card payment at time of reservation. MasterCard and Visa only. Please see a copy of theGeneral Cancellation Policy for important information.
You will receive confirmation of payment immediately.
Assignment and check-in information will be emailed approximately 2 weeks prior to your check-in date.
Summer 2023 Intern Proof of COVID-19 Proof of Vaccination Requirements
Instructions:
Please submit documentation (e.g. CDC COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card) showing you have received the primary series and, when eligible, an additional dose of a COVID-19 vaccine authorized for emergency use or granted approval by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or the World Health Organization (WHO). Please follow these instructions to upload your documentation via the File Request Form.
Medical and religious exemptions are granted in accordance with federal and local law. If you would like to apply for a medical or religious exemption to this requirement, or if you have a current exemption from your home institution, please complete the following form with the Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity & Affirmative Action (IDEAA). When filling out the form,when asked about your affiliation to Georgetown University, please indicate “other,” and in the “Net ID” field, please note “summer intern living on campus.” Please contact IDEAA at ideaa@georgetown.edu or at (202) 687-4798 for assistance completing the form. If you have any questions about this requirement, contact the University’s public health team at hoyavaxa@georgetown.edu.
Individuals interning or studying in Washington D.C. can apply to live at 55 H St. NW via the Hoya Housing portal for a semester.
In order to join this Georgetown University community, all individuals must enroll as visiting non-degree students in the School of Continuing Studies and participate in a 1-credit online synchronous course.
All cancellation requests are subject to a fee dependant on the date of notification as follows:
Cancellations with written notice submitted within 48 hours of completing a housing application are not subject to a cancellation fee.
Cancellations with written notice submitted after 48 hours of completing a housing application and up to 30 days prior to the Sunday of the arrival week forfeit 25% of the full amount paid.
Cancellations with written notice submitted 29 days prior up until 24 hours prior to the Sunday of the arrival week forfeit 50% of the full amount paid.
Cancellations with written notice submitted 24 hours or less prior to check-in, no shows for 48 hours without notice, early departures, or taking possession of the key and then not staying, forfeit the full amount and are not eligible for a partial refund.
For further details about our cancellation policy, please email us at 55hst@georgetown.edu.
To request enrollment through the visiting non-degree status for coursework in the Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies program, please complete the following steps by each semester deadline: (Spring semester: December 1; Summer semester: May 1; Fall semester: August 1).
Request copies of official transcripts from any school where you have previously taken courses at the undergraduate and/or graduate level. Only official copies of transcripts will be accepted for review.
Return your completed form(s) and official transcripts to the address below by the deadline stated for each semester to allow adequate time for review. You may also return your form electronically via email and have your institution(s) send official transcripts electronically if they are available; electronic documents should be sent to visitingndgd@georgetown.edu.
Attn: Admissions/VND Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies 640 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20001
Transcripts from Schools Outside of the U.S. Official transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate institutions outside of the United States, where credit has been earned, should be evaluated by WES, ECE, or SpanTran. Applicants should request the course-by-course evaluation.
English Language Proficiency Exams Coursework at Georgetown University is reading- and writing-intensive and requires proficiency in written and spoken English. All applicants, regardless of citizenship, whose first language is not English are required to complete one of the following English proficiency examinations:
TOEFL: Minimum score of 100 (iBT), 600 (paper-based test), or 250 (computer-based test)
IELTS: Minimum score of 7.0
Important Notes
All U.S. Institutions must be accredited through one of the bodies officially recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.
Students cannot be registered in two Georgetown University programs in the same semester.
Students approved to take courses in the visiting non-degree status must take them for credit and cannot audit or take classes pass/fail. They should contact visitingndgd@georgetown.edu directly with questions.
Name: The Reflective Professional: Journeying Toward Mission-Driven Leadership (LSHV 480) (1- credit course) Faculty: Peter J. Kralovec Semester: Fall 2022 Cost: $984 Students: Visiting Non-degree Modality: Online Synchronous Schedule: 3 Saturdays (4 hours) during the course of a semester
Course Description: Action and contemplation might seem like polar opposites in a world that prioritizes constant activity and motion. But at Georgetown, and schools like it around the world animated by the Jesuit tradition of education, the commitment to social justice is rooted in the value of “Contemplation in Action.” This course will explore reflection as both theory and practice and relates it to a life of activity for justice and the common good. In the same way that Georgetown fosters its mission and values in an inclusive and invitational way that honors community in diversity, this seminar space welcomes students identifying with a diversity of religious and spiritual traditions (or none at all).
Single bedroom in four bedroom/two bath apartment – $8,216 per semester
Each Housing Occupancy Agreement (HOA) includes a single bedroom in a furnished apartment for the stated length of the signed HOA. All utilities are included in the costs including: water, sewer, trash, high-speed wireless internet, in-unit laundry.
Approximate costs in Washington DC for these utilities are:
Wi-Fi: $65/month
Water, Electric, Trash: $158/month
Laundry: $20/month
Fitness center: $80/month
Total monthly-living utilities value at 55 H St: $323/month
Housing Occupancy Agreements are legally binding agreements that residents sign that outline important dates, deadlines, and expectations that the university has for you as a resident. This Agreement is signed as part of the online application for 55 H St. housing.
What is the length of the Housing Occupancy Agreements?
For spring 2023, the Housing Occupancy Agreement length is
How soon do I need to provide notice that I will be moving out of my room at 55 H St.?
The move in and move out dates for each Housing Occupancy Agreement (HOA) are set as defined. Residents are asked to inform Residential Living if they are departing their on campus space early.
Community Rooms: Each residential floor has a shared community room with a shared kitchen, communal dining table, couches and armchairs, and study tables and chairs. There are large screen televisions.
Lobby/Courtyards: The building lobby has a variety of group study rooms and spaces as well as a game room. Just off the lobby are two outdoor courtyards with communal furniture and two electric grills.
Penthouse: The penthouse community space features a fitness center (at no cost to residents), contemplation space, viewing room and additional study and communal space for residents.
Each apartment has an assigned mailbox for which residents receive a key. USPS delivers all letter mail directly to each mailbox. There is a package room where residents can pick their packages up with the Front Desk staff.
Unfortunately, no pets are permitted at 55 H St. Residents requiring a Service Animal or Emotional Support Animal can refer to the university’s guidelines and approval process.
