As the focus of activity for a nation undergoing a critical transition, Moscow allows the visitor daily insights that go beyond the impressions conveyed by western media. The pulse of Russia can be felt in Moscow. All students must inform the program as to their housing preference no less than three weeks before the beginning of the term. Students who plan to arrive a few days early or stay after the semester ends should be prepared to pay an additional per diem charge for their housing. Students may choose to be placed in a double occupancy room at the dormitory, located next to the main academic building.
All rooms have private baths, and telephones are available with a deposit.
Linen, small towels, pillows and maid service are provided. The program takes pride in providing the highest level of security possible. The entrance to the dormitory is guarded twenty-four hours a day. All visitors must be registered upon arrival. In addition, the Resident Director lives with the students in the dormitory.