Program Housing
Our program housing is located in the Court House neighborhood of Arlington, Virginia-- just a 4 minute walk from a Metro station (subway) and easy access to several convenient bus routes.
While living in our fully furnished apartments, you'll meet peers from across the country and around the world, create an instant community and lifelong friendships, and benefit from living in a convenient location with easy access to the city. Living with the Washington Internship Institute gives you the opportunity to grow and experience life as an independent young professional.
Apartment Features
Two bedroom, two bathroom apartments shared by four students
Furniture (couches, dining set, beds, and dressers)
Washer and dryer in-unit
Utilities (gas, electric, water) included
Internet and Wi-Fi included
Full kitchen with basic kitchenware included (students are only asked to supply their own linens/bedding, bathroom towels, and personal toiletry items)
The apartment building also offers a fitness center, community lounge, business center, and seasonal pool. A limited number of parking spaces are available in the garage for an additional fee (for program students only).
Housing is a required piece of our study-away program. WII’s provided apartments are two bedroom, two bathroom layouts accommodating four students each. There are no single rooms available. Students who have a medical or personal reason to do so, may apply for a housing exemption at the time of their application. Students that require a medical single and plan to seek out housing in DC that can accommodate this need, will be required to provide WII with documentation of their campus-approved medical housing accommodations as part of the application process. Students requesting an exemption to live with local family or friends for the semester will be required to provide WII with their local address at the time of application. Housing commitments are binding. Changes made to a student’s housing commitment before the application deadline may result in a $500 cancellation fee. There are no changes to the housing commitment after the application deadline has passed.
