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Living in a dorm
Are you searching for a place to live that offers both personal space and a sense of community? In a dormitory you can enjoy the privacy of your own room while also having the opportunity to socialize with new friends.
In a student dormitory, you’ll have a private room along with shared spaces, allowing you to balance quiet study time with a vibrant student life. You can choose between furnished or unfurnished rooms, giving you the freedom to create a personal space that reflects your style. Plus, sharing a kitchen and living room with fellow students fosters a strong sense of community, making it easy to connect and build lasting friendships.
Why living in a dorm is awesome
Social vibes with personal space: Living in a dorm means you get to enjoy both community and your own time. You can whip up meals, play games, or hit the books with your neighbors, all while making friends from different programs. It’s the perfect mix of fun and focus!
Budget-friendly living: Dorm life is often way cheaper than renting an apartment, which is a huge win for your student budget. Plus, you only pay rent for 10 months a year—no rent during the summer! More money for pizza and outings!
Prime location: Dorms are usually super close to campus and all the student action. Whether you’re biking, scooting, or hopping on a bus, getting to the city center or your classes is a breeze. You’ll never miss out on the fun!
What’s a dorm room like?
Our student accommodations come in various styles, but one thing’s for sure: you’ll share some spaces with your neighbors, like the kitchen and common rooms. Plus, you’ll always have your own bathroom with a toilet and shower—no sharing there!
What’s included in a furnished dorm doom?
- Bed
- Desk and chair
- Bookshelf
- Nightstand
- Ceiling light
This is a solid basic setup that you can easily personalize with your own stuff. Feel free to add your mattress topper, favorite pillows, blankets, and sheets to make it feel like home!
Dormitory example
What’s in the kitchens?
The kitchens are equipped with a stove and oven, fridge, and freezer. Every dorm has a microwave, and some even come with a dishwasher! There’s a basic set of kitchenware, but you’re welcome to bring your own pots, dishes, cutlery, and other kitchen gadgets to stock up the drawers.