Wssu guide to living on campus

Laundry facility on the first floor, one lounge on the first floor, meal-plan optional, kitchens, small fridge per room. Co-ed building/single-gender suites. These halls are located near many sororities and the FSU police department. Dorman and Deviney Hall. Built and opened in 2015, so still pretty new and nice. Through collaboration with campus partners, the Residence Life office will: • Support students transitioning on-campus by providing and referring them to social, emotional, and/ or academic resources during the global pandemic and beyond. • Ensure learning outcomes will serve as the foundation for assessment driven decisions and in Guide to Living on Campus. In This Section. The Guide to Living on Campus addresses questions that may come up during your time living on campus at Salem State. Download a copy of the Guide to Living on Campus to learn more. Questions? The residence life team is here to help! Get in touch with us with any questions about our academic programs, campus life or applying. 978.542.6200 admissions@salemstate.edu Living on Campus Guide. GSW residency requirement is all full-time, first-year and second-year students are required to live on campus and to purchase a meal plan unless they meet one of the following criteria: Student will be 21 years of age prior to August 31. Student is married. Student has a child who lives with them. Application must be filed 14 business days prior to the beginning of the term in which off-campus housing is desired. Note: Any student without official approval to live off campus will be required to pay full room and board charges for the trimester in which the violation occurs. Dining All students living on campus are required to have a meal Students who live off-campus estimated they spent 9 hours each week shopping, cooking, etc. You'll save time and energy. No need to commute (students make 2 trips to and from campus each day with each trip taking 21 minutes; total time saved over the course of a week: 5 hours). Sleep longer. Viking Hall is the newest of the residence halls at Salem State. Viking houses 350 residents in double and single rooms set up in suites. Each suite consists of student bedrooms, an entryway space, and a bathroom. There are four floors, each with common lounge areas for students to study and meet. Viking Hall also houses a Starbucks and meeting opportunities to get involved in campus life. The information in this guide will assist you in making your residential experience a positive one. It includes information about the residence life staff, suggestions for living with roommates, resident student council, important policies and procedures, and housing. Welcome to a great neighborhood! Living on campus Residence halls Who lives there Single freshmen under 20 Upperclassmen & graduate students (in dedicated quiet halls) Advantages Conveniently located near classrooms First-Year Focus living-learning communities help freshmen learn better and earn higher grades Loads of amenities like recreation rooms, free WiFi, laundry facilities, and nearby Average Off-Campus Living Costs Average Pullman Rent (per bedroom): 1 Bedroom- $600+ 2 Bedroom- $585 3 Bedroom- $425 4 Bedroom- $335 WSU Parking Pass Rates Annually: Closest to center of campus- $685.00 Near center of campus- $525.00 Distant from center of campus- $325.00 Far from center of campus- $200.00 Admissions Home #FutureCoug. WSU First-Year Housing. If you're a fir