CEA offers the housing options listed below in Buenos Aires. Every attempt will be made to match each student's preferences with our housing options; however, housing preferences cannot be guaranteed as roommate and housing assignments are based upon availability, date of confirmation, and other factors. We encourage you to apply early as it will assist us in organizing your housing arrangements.
- Included in your program price:
- Also available in this location:
- Upgrade Options*
- Alternate Housing
*If you wish to take advantage of the opportunity to stay in an upgraded housing option, an additional fee will apply starting Summer 2010 forward.
Homestays
Students may choose to live in an Argentine home located in various residential neighborhoods throughout the city of Buenos Aires. In the past, students have lived in Belgrano, Palermo, Barrio Norte and Saavedra. Public transportation to the university is easily accessible throughout the city and students should expect to commute to campus everyday. Students will be provided daily breakfast and dinner; however, they will not have kitchen access in the home. Families are chosen for their friendliness and helpfulness to the student. This option is perfect for students who are looking to experience family life in Argentina, and who are willing to adapt to the structure and values of the family. Homestays allow each participant to continue practicing Spanish outside of class while learning about daily life in Argentina.
Residencias
Residencias are off-campus residence halls that house other US, Argentine, and international students. As Buenos Aires is a large, capital city, many residencias are not located near the university. In the past, students have lived in Palermo. Public transportation to the university is easily accessible throughout the city and students should expect to commute to campus everyday. At the Residencia Master in Palermo breakfast, lunch and dinner are provided Mondays through Fridays. Weekend meals are not provided. This option is perfect for students who wish to interact with their US and international peers on a daily basis and who are looking for a bit more independence.
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| Singles |
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| Doubles |
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| Triples/Quads |
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| Towels |
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| Telephone Access |
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| Utilities Included |
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Independent Living
CEA highly recommends that students live in the housing provided. Requests for permission to arrange independent housing must be made on the online housing or paper application form as determined by your program no later than the application closure date. For academic year students, requests for permission to arrange independent living arrangements for the second semester must be made no later than the second semester's application closure date. Students whose requests are approved will receive a rebate for housing. CEA resident directors will not provide assistance with independent housing and will not speak or act on behalf of any student who chooses to pursue such arrangements. Rebates are not granted for students who move out of their CEA housing or choose to pursue independent living arrangements after the application closure date.
