<p>I have a question.. So my situation is that I no longer live with my parents because of them being abusive, and so I was wondering if there are any programs in which students can live in northfield while not in school( summer breaks, winter break, etc). Does carleton have anything of this manner?</p>
<p>You can stay in on-campus housing over winter and spring break. You do have to pay for your own food over these breaks, as the dining hall aren’t open; however, a lot of international students who don’t want to fly all the way home , as well as a lot of athletes or people working on campus, do opt to stay over breaks. Over the summer, I’m not sure how the housing situation works - I know a lot of people rent apartments in Northfield, though.</p>
<p>There’s summer housing too. Lots of people stay - I am always here over spring break and work on campus. Also, some seniors who have Northfield Option will look for people to sublet their apartments/houses over the longer breaks. :)</p>
<p>Thnaks guys, really helpful. Hopefully I meet some of you guys at Carleton</p>
<p>I honestly believe the college will be exceptionally helpful in this situation. I think you should be able to get a job with the college over the summer and just stay the other two breaks. (When you have a job with the college in the summer you can get housing or its is really pretty cheap to sublet one of the houses that the students rent during the year.)</p>
<p>Yup, jobs are plentiful during breaks as a lot of offices still need to be up and running while the rest of the students are home.</p>
<p>You usually have to pay a small fee for living on campus but they are much much better than hotel/renting an apartment. Break housing is available for all breaks.</p>