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EWU
Housing has seven residence halls with accommodations
for 1900 students. Living arrangements include co-ed
floors, same gender floors, floors with extended quiet
hours, and a Wellness Hall, where residents agree
to a substance-free environment (no alcohol, drugs
or tobacco). You will have quick and convenient access
to the entire campus, and Dining Services has three
buildings, in which hot meals and a variety of choices
to accommodate your individual preferences are available.
RESERVING A SPACE IN
THE RESIDENCE HALLS
- Complete and sign
the Housing Application/Contract.
ELI applicants should complete the section on
the back of the ELI application for enrollment.
- Return the signed
Housing Application/Contract and a $250 deposit.
The $250 deposit must accompany the application
in order to complete your reservation. This
deposit
is not a partial payment of your room and board
and is refundable only after completion of your
housing contract obligations.
COSTS
- A $250 deposit must
accompany the application to complete your reservation.
This deposit is not a partial payment of your room
and board. It is refundable only after completion
of your housing contract obligations.
- All contracts are
Academic Year contracts. An Academic Year contract
requires a commitment to live on campus, regardless
of date of arrival, through the completion of
spring quarter. If you live in a double room
(shared with another student), your housing and
dining costs will be approximately $1925 per
quarter.
- The residence halls
are not open between quarters and dining services
are limited. However, housing will be provided to
students, but a separate weekly fee will
be assessed to your account.
- Students attending
Summer Quarter may stay on campus in a residence
hall at special summer rates.
- Payment for Housing
and Dining is required as soon as you arrive on
campus and the quarter begins.
WHAT IS PROVIDED
The Housing and Residential Life staff works hard
to make sure your room is clean and comfortable, your
roommate is compatible and your safety is uncompromised.
- Each one of the rooms
in our residence hall system on campus has a phone
jack, computer jack and a cable TV jack.
- Each room has ample
closet space and dresser space and each student
will have his or her own desk, chair and single
bed.
- Each residence hall
has some storage space for overflow belongings and
laundry facilities.
- Each hall has a shared
kitchenette with a stovetop element and a sink and
a main kitchen with stove, oven and refrigerator.
- Each hall has a TV
lounge and game room with pool tables and ping pong
tables. Movies, TV's, VCR's and DVD players can
be borrowed from the hall office.
- Each hall also has
a variety of activities and events held each quarter
in an effort to create a community atmosphere and
make lifelong friends.
WHAT DO I NEED TO BRING
Students must provide their own linens (blankets,
pillows, sheets) and toiletries (towels, soap, shampoo,
etc.). Many students wait until they arrive in town
to purchase these items. Rooms are equipped with phone
jacks and no phone, but many roommates provide a phone.
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