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Greenville Tech Foundation Housing1433 Cleveland St. Greenville, SC 29607 

Room Type: 2 Bedroom Apartment; Single Occupancy Per Bedroom

Meals: Not included. T

here are several restaurants and a supermarket within walking distance.

Min Age: 18 Key/Damage: $150 

Description: 

All apartments have 2 PRIVATE BEDROOMS and 2 PRIVATE BATHROOMS. Each student will have a private bedroom, desk and closet area. The kitchen includes a stove, refrigerator, dishwasher and microwave with basic cookware, utensils, silverware and dishes provided. One set of linens and towels per student are supplied upon check-in, but students are responsible for the purchase of cleaning and household supplies and food. Students clean their own rooms and share responsibility for cleaning the apartment during their stay. Washers and dryers are inthe building but additional charges apply. Males & females are placed in separate apartments although apartment floors are coed. American students of GTF also live in the same facility and may reside on the same floor. Campus Police are on duty twenty-four hours a day seven days a week for security. There is one resident assistant for the apartment building. GTF Student Housing makes all of your classes within walking distance and it provides all residents a college community within which to live. Residents of GTF Student Housing will be able to easily connect with other students through programs and activities offered by the Office of Student Activities that take place at the facility. Additionally, there is an exercise room, computer stations, a game area, bicycle parking and laundry facility on site. The entire complex is also monitored 24hours a day by GTF Student Housing security. 

Homestays in the area Room Type: Single Meals: 14 meals per week 

Min Age: 16 Key/Damage: None 

Description: Many host families drive ELS students to campus in the morning and pick them up in the evening. Other students takea bus to campus. No homes are within walking distance.