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ON CAMPUS HOUSING - LIVING IN RESIDENCE
Chiamaka Odunukwe
Pre-med student Chiamaka Odunukwe, attributes some of her
successes to living on campus in all two years of her stay in Windsor. She prefers to
not worry about household chores, groceries or monthly bills and rather
focus on the intensive nature of her Nursing program. [
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Where would you live?
- Alumni Hall
- Cartier Hall
- Clark Residence
- Electa Hall
- Laurier Hall
- Macdonald Hall
What kinds of rooms are available?
- Super Single
- Single
- Double
How are the rooms assigned?
- First year students are usually assigned double rooms, which means that you will have a roommate.
- Students are rewarded for their academic achievement and those with high entrance marks are assigned rooms based on their first-choice hall preferences.
- First-choice preferences will be filled first and then room assignment will roll on toward second and third choices.
What are some of the perks of living in residence?
- You can ajust to life at the University of Windsor in a safe environment and with the support of friendly staff.
- You have immediate access to all of the facilities, programs, and services offered on campus.
- You are expected to make the most out of your stay at the Univeristy of Windsor: to learn, to volunteer, to lead and to immerse yourself in the life at residence and on campus.
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Last update: 03 April 2012
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