Housing

If your program includes housing through EUSA, you will live with a French family, where you will have your own bedroom and key to the house or apartment, and access to the family bathroom, kitchen, and other common areas. Breakfast is provided for you, and most students eat lunch near work. If you enjoy cooking for yourself, make sure you let us know, and we’ll do our best to match you to a family with a very relaxed kitchen policy.  That said, many students find that they so frequently go out after work, that they don’t really need or want to spend much time cooking.

Homestays come in as many forms as French families – you may live with a widow whose children have left home, or a young family with a few children or any other kind of family you can imagine. All of our families are carefully screened and many host our students year after year, so we know them very well. While we can’t guarantee that we can find the exact kind of family you request, we encourage you to tell as much as possible so we can find a really good fit for you.

All EUSA homestays are safe and centrally located or easily accessible by public transportation.