Savannah is a great city with many different types of housing options. Some students prefer to live in the historic downtown Savannah area and others prefer to live closer to the Georgia Tech Savannah campus. While on-campus housing is not available, there are a number of apartment complexes within a few miles of the campus, particularly at Exit 104 off of I-95. Additional housing options are also available in nearby towns: Pooler, Rincon, Garden City, Port Wentworth and Savannah.
Take a look at the following websites to learn more about the apartment communities available. In addition, we encourage you to learn more about the Savannah area by visiting the Savannah Visitors Guide.
Roommate Requests
Admitted students may post roommate requests on the internal t-square website for Georgia Tech Savannah students. Click on “Memberships” and join “GT-Savannah”. For more assistance, please feel free to contact our main office at (912) 966-7922 or visit: www.t-square.gatech.edu
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Disclaimer: Georgia Tech Savannah makes no guarantees or warranties, either expressed or implied, regarding the accuracy of the information or descriptions that may be provided relating to rental properties. Students are expected to contact the rental agent and negotiate their own rental agreements. Georgia Tech Savannah is not party to any rental agreement and is not a partner, agent, employee, independent contractor, or subcontractor for the company or lessor providing rental information herein.
BuzzBreak
Each Thursday in The Hive
2:45 to 3:30 p.m.
Buzz Break is a weekly campus-wide coffee break for students, faculty and staff where everyone comes together to talk with friends and colleagues, enjoy a free afternoon snack and maybe even shoot a game of pool.
About Savannah
Savannah boasts a thriving, tech-savvy community with more than 350 knowledge-based businesses. A convergence of art and technology has led to Savannah’s burgeoning identity as The Creative Coast.
