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FIT's
2008 SUMMER LIVE HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES:
FYI:
Unfortunately, housing in Manhattan is nearly
impossible for high school students this summer.
Please consider neighboring areas such as other
boroughs (Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx), Long Island, New
Jersey, Connecticut (south) and any other town that
connects to easy transportation such as NYC's MTA,
PATH, NJ Transit, MetroNorth and Long Island Rail
Roads. All of these trains provide easy
accessibility to FIT.
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RECOMMENDED BOOKING DATES:
We recommend arriving early enough before your
chosen orientation date so you will have time to
settle-in, relax and get your student ID card.
Orientation for new students is on your choice of
July 2nd, 3rd or the 6th.
Returning students
do not need to attend Orientation.
(Click here
for times)
The first day of class is July 7th.
The final day
of class is a full day, held on July 24th. (Morning
classes end at 12:30pm, afternoon classes end at
4:30pm.) |
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WORK WITH AN OFF-CAMPUS
HOUSING PROGRAM
Student housing
organizations are often able to assist students ages
16-18 with housing opportunities in or near
Manhattan. To view these
opportunities,
click here.
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STAY AT AN EXTENDED-STAY
HOTEL
Several hotels in the
Midtown area have rates for extended stays of three
weeks or more. To view a list of hotels with these
plans and rates as of November, 2007
click here. |
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STAY AT A YOUTH/STUDENT
HOSTEL
Youth hostels
are inexpensive alternatives to extended-stay hotels
and dorms. Please note: most hostels cater to
college-aged students. To view these spaces,
click here. |
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