Intern Housing - Frequently Asked Questions

Parking is not included as a part of our rates. Ohio State University parking is owned and managed by a private company, independent of the university, called CampusParc. If you move forward with our intern housing, you'll need to set up your own parking by emailing CampusParc and letting them know you'd like to secure parking for your dates. 

We recommend including the following pieces of information in your email to CampusParc if you are a student (of Ohio State University or any other collegiate institution):

1) Mention that you are a college student. Students, even those who do not attend The Ohio State University, are eligible for student rates, which are cheaper. 

2) Mention that you are a student intern, staying in housing sponsored by the Office of Student Life at The Ohio State University. 

3) Ask for the permit, and mention that you will be staying in OSU housing.  

• May 17th to August 2nd: Kitchen-equipped rooms, Columbus campus 

• May 17th to August 7th: Standard rooms, Columbus campus 

• May 17th to August 7th: ATI campus accommodations 

Note: The length of intern housing must be for 4 weeks or more.

Season 2026 Columbus Housing:

• Interns assigned to a Single Room with a Kitchen will enjoy the privacy of an individual room and bathroom. Each room is part of a shared suite setup, where the kitchen and living room areas are communal spaces, shared with one other intern. To ensure compatibility, a suitemate survey will be conducted, matching individuals based on similar habits and preferences. For example, intern placements may be arranged as follows: Ryan in Room 250A and Blake in Room 250B. 

• Interns assigned to a Double Room with a Kitchen will enjoy sharing a room and bathroom within a shared suite. Each suite accommodates 4 interns total, with two interns per room, sharing a common kitchen and living room area. To promote compatibility, a suitemate survey will be conducted, matching individuals based on similar habits and preferences. For example, placements may be arranged as follows: Ryan and Blake in Room 250A, and Alex and Jordan in Room 250B. 

Season 2026 ATI Wooster Housing: 

Depending on the room type, intern housing costs range from $200 to $368 per week. Billing is calculated at a weekly rate and rounded up to the nearest week, meaning a stay of 10.8 weeks would be charged for 11 weeks. The rates are  $294 per week for a single standard room and $200 per week for a double standard room in Columbus. A single room in regional locations costs $368 per week, while a double room in regional locations is $247 per week. A single room in Columbus with a kitchen costs $368 per week, and a double room with a kitchen in Columbus costs $247 per week. Parking is not included, and payment is due before move-in unless special arrangements are made with Student Life Events and Conferences.

*A $15 administrative fee will be added to process your intern housing request.

Any intern, researcher, or student not enrolled in Summer classes at The Ohio State University is eligible for our intern housing. You do not have to be an Ohio State student. Student Life Events and Conferences reserves the right to request proof of your internship (i.e. an offer letter).

Our intern housing is popular and rooms are reserved on a first-come first-serve basis. Applications are now open. Payment for your stay will be due prior to move in unless special accommodations are made with Student Life Events and Conferences.

We would be delighted to set this up for you! Please email internhousing@osu.edu or leave a voicemail at 614-247-1118 and a team member will work with you to get this arranged.

Payment for your stay is due in full prior to move-in unless special accommodations are arranged with Student Life Events and Conferences. To reserve a room, a contract must be signed and a deposit equal to the first week’s rent, along with a $15 administrative fee, must be paid. Guests will not be permitted to check in if these steps are not completed.

A photo ID with your name on it is all that is needed for check in.

You should bring bedding for an extra-long twin bed, any toiletries and bathroom linens, clothes hangers, and any dishes, cookware, glasses, and silverware you'll plan to use in the community kitchen.

Yes, you can request a roommate. You will share a double room. We offer a roommate-matching service, so please answer the provided questions truthfully to help us match you with someone compatible. Sharing a room will reduce your overall cost, so please refer to the rates section for more details. 

Yes!

Columbus Campus:

Laundry: Both kitchen-equipped apartments and traditional dorms include access to a laundry room free of charge, located on the first floor or basement of the building. Laundry detergent and other supplies are the responsibility of the guest.

Kitchen: If you signed up to live in a apartment style dorm building, it will be located in your living room and shared with one to four roommates or suitemates, depending on your housing assignment. For those living in a traditional building, the kitchen will be located on the first floor or in the paired building next door. Please note that kitchens are not supplied with cooking items; guests are responsible for bringing their own supplies and cleaning up after use.

ATI Wooster Campus:

Laundry: The community center, included in your housing fee, contains the laundry room for all guests. Use of the machines is free of charge, while detergent and any other supplies are the responsibility of the guest.

Kitchen: All housing on the ATI Wooster campus is apartment-style and will be shared with the other guests in your unit. Depending on your assignment, you will typically have one to four roommates, based on whether you selected a single or double room. Kitchens are included in each apartment; however, supplies are not provided and must be brought by the guest.

Interns have the option to rent a linen package for $26.00. The package includes two flat sheets, a blanket, a bath towel, a washcloth, and a hand towel. Each time linens are exchanged for fresh sets, there will be an additional charge of $26.00. Guests may also purchase a pillow for $11, which is theirs to keep. Please note that all rented linens must be returned at the end of the stay, and this option is available only on the Columbus campus.

Campus residence halls are locked 24 hours a day. To gain access, students must use their ID card to open an outside door. A guest must be escorted through any residence hall they do not live in by a resident of that hall. 

There are several preventative measures that you can take to help ensure that you have a fun and safe time on campus. 

• Lock your door, even if just going down the hall.

• Escort your guests; that way, only people who belong in the hall (residents and guests) will be there.

• Do not leave messages on your door about when you will return or where you are.

• Keep ground-level windows closed.

• Do not leave tempting valuables visible inside your parked car.

• Record serial numbers and description of valuable property. 

• Do not put your address on or attach your ID to your key ring.

• Avoid walking alone at night. Always walk in groups of two or more people.

• Always lock your car.

• Use well-lit pathways at night.

• Use the blue lights around campus when you need help. They provide a direct line to the Ohio State University Police Department.

• Call 911 if you have a serious emergency.

• Carry your ID with you at all times. The residence halls are locked 24 hours a day so you'll need it to get in.

Abandoned, lost, or stolen property:

Personal belongings left by conference participants that are removed by housing staff are treated as abandoned property and disposed of accordingly. The University shall not be liable for any damage to, or loss of, such property that may occur during such removal, storage, delivery, or disposal.

If you left something behind, please notify eventsandconferences@osu.edu immediately and provide the following information: first and last name, phone/email, building and room number (if known), conference/camp you were with, and item description. If the item is found, you will be contacted to make arrangements for pick up.

In addition to providing answers to many campus-related questions, the staff at each of our residential area desks can provide overnight guests with vacuum cleaners, carts,  and cleaning supplies.

Ride Share

Scooters

Walking

COTA

COGO Bike-Share

Amazon Lockers

Amazon lockers are available for package delivery in several locations around the Columbus campus. Select the specific locker location when placing your order on Amazon.com, then receive a pickup code once your package is delivered to the locker. Scan the barcode in the delivery confirmation email or use your Amazon app to unlock a door and retrieve your package. 

Here are the Amazon locker locations on the Columbus campus:

How to add the Amazon Locker to your Address Book:

• Go to www.amazon.com/ulp
• Put in your residence hall building name (ex: Bowen House) or search 43210
• Under filter click on nearest instead of recommended
• Find locker  
• Check the box that I confirm that I have building access to this private location.  If I don't, my package will be returned to Amazon. This enables the add to address book button for the locker to be added to your address book.
• Repeat the steps to add any additional lockers to your address book