NYC and Washington D.C. are great places to do internships, but what if the company you want to work for is located somewhere else, say, Boston, Mass? The city has lots of internships in Finance, Healthcare, and Education, so if you’re interested in these industries there’s a good chance you’ll end up there. In that case, I guess you’re gonna need a pad in beantown then, and that’s what we’re here for!
Navigating all the possible places to live can be quite difficult, so I’ve tried to lay it out in a simple way that lets you compare prices as well. These have all been vetted and actually exist and are great options to choose from. Vamos!
However if you’re also considering living in NYC this summer, check out the New York Summer Housing Guide or in Washington D.C. check out the Washington D.C. Summer Housing Guide!
University Housing
Lesley University (Cambridge)
$280/wk – air conditioning extra (double)
Suffolk University (Beacon Hill)
$349-$385/wk – incl. breakfast, cable. meal plan is extra(2-6 person apartments)
MIT Fraternities (Cambridge)
$300-$450/wk – some include meals
Northeastern University (Back Bay)
TBA
Apartment Listings
If you’re still looking for more options or you’re not sure which one to pick, try contacting alums on MiddNet.