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Summer Housing Application

Please note: Summer Intern Housing is for non-Â鶹Çø college students only. Calvin students should contact housing@calvin.edu for information about summer housing options on campus.

Centrally located in Grand Rapids, MI, Â鶹Çø is a quick drive from downtown with easy access to major highways. Plus, Calvin is a safe campus. You can rest easy in your summer home-away-from-home.

Summer housing options are available from May 18 – August 9, 2025 for interns. If you need housing before May 18 or after August 9, we can accommodate you for an additional cost in the Prince Conference Center Hotel, located right next to the apartments where you will spend the rest of your stay.

To complete your housing application, you must after submitting your application.

Once your application is processed and approved, you will receive an email with a contract and a link to pay the $200 refundable security deposit.

Thank you for considering Â鶹Çø for your summer housing needs!