Personal Information

Anticipated Arrival & Departure Dates – If you are accepted to live at the House, the Admissions Team will use the dates you provide in your application to determine your check-in and check-out dates. The minimum length of stay at I-House is 30 days.

Room Preferences – It is recommended to list at least one room from both the North and South buildings for the best chance at receiving one of your desired room types

Eligibility Verification – proof of your status as a student, intern, trainee, or visiting scholar

Financial Verification – proof of your ability to meet tuition and living expenses for your application period

Written Statement – applicants must answer all of the following 3 questions. Each answer should be 250 words max

• Giving Back Describe how you plan to participate in I-House activities and programming, alongside a busy schedule of commitments outside of the House. Please provide specific examples.

• Open-mindedness Being an open-minded individual often requires balancing your own experiences with the perspectives of others. Describe a time you had to challenge your assumptions or reconsider your viewpoint. Provide specific examples of what you learned from the experience and how you would apply the lesson to engage with the I-House community.

• Learning Intent Residents of I-House learn and develop skills that are applicable to all aspects of life. Among them are active listening, conflict resolution, and dialogue across differences. Which of these three (3) skills are most challenging for you and why?

Letter of Recommendation – provide one letter, in English, from someone who can speak about your character, not just your academic ability

Resume/CV

Interests and Skills – you will be asked to share what activities you are interested in participating in at I-House

$75 non-refundable application fee