Housing
Living at Norman College is a unique cultural experience, although it is not the only housing alternative. In addition, it is much less extravagant than what we are used to seeing. Let our breakdown of basic student accommodation options help you plan your academic adventure abroad.
On campus, accommodation is usually offered in the form of residences where students live in dormitories that are generally shared with another of their peers or individually. Norman College includes within the facilities that students acquire a meal plan that allows them to eat their meals in a dining room with their classmates. Rental costs vary, depending on the location and nature of the property, and you can find out about them through the institution's website.
Most universities carry out an application process for on-campus accommodation during the registration period, and applicants are required to outline their preferences regarding the residence where they would like to live. Each building has a different name, profile and specific characteristics. The details of each housing option as well as prices can be reviewed on the website.
The university housing system also provides each residence hall or section of a hall with a Residence Assistant (RA): This is an older student whose job is to provide support and supervise what happens within the campus.
It is required that each student who wishes to live on Norman College campuses submit their housing forms as part of the overall application. Aspects related to on-campus accommodation are resolved before the start of classes.