What is the deadline to update roommate preferences? What are my chances of getting YRH Housing? Discover our residences, what it’s like to live here, and learn how to apply. Reduced-rent rentals UBC has 840 rental housing units on-campus in Vancouver for full-time faculty and staff at reduced rents. These units are contained in 12 buildings in the residential neighbourhoods on campus known as Hawthorn Place, Wesbrook Place, and East Campus. I applied for year round housing half a year ago and received an offer for Thunderbird 4 shared bedroom yesterday. Visit the IRP website to login to Workday and access go-live resources. I'm not sure if I'll get a spot by start of classes. i am planning to live off-campus, and they are all so expansive!!!!! living in residence as a first year student, living in residence as an upper-year student, non-residence options for living on-campus. UBC also has over 800 market rental units on campus for faculty, staff and the general public, at market appraised rents. Try to answer your own questions, first, and then tell us what you did. We strongly encourage you to contact the relevant non-reddit bodies (the UBC Housing office, your prospective landlord, the Residential Tenancy board) to confirm any answers you get here. Any past, current on incoming Green College members have ideas of how to get in early or places to stay nearby for cheap/free? More information including photographs, virtual tours, unit plans, prices, and application forms can be found on the Wesbrook Properties rental management services website. Remember that everyone is doing this out of the goodness of their hearts. Apparently, move-ins are only allowed on Saturday the 1st (or earlier) or on Tuesday the 4th, not on the Sunday or Monday before classes. Anybody still looking for a roommate for off campus housing in UBCO? If someone could please confirm these points I would really appreciate it!
You wont be reached for Pond and slim chance for Tbird, I'm stuck on the waitlist for ages too and it hasn't gone down at all this week, People had higher numbers than that when the waitlist numbers first started.
It isn't really a room, but I am going to live in living room (which will be furnished like a room) and the price is acceptable. Housing-related questions posted anywhere else will be removed. This is what I found on the Housing FAQ Website, Looks like you need to be accepted into the dorm first before you can decide roommate preferences :/, UBC Returning Students Roommate Request Info. We strongly encourage you to contact the relevant non-reddit bodies (the UBC Housing office, your prospective landlord, the Residential Tenancy board) to confirm any answers you get here. Everyone is always more helpful when it seems like you've already tried to solve your problem. I had no idea about good or bad housing so i applied randomly for year round residence.
Explore the benefits of residence living, important dates and other key resources. My question is, will my housing application be considered as a prospective student, as I have not applied for housing before, or will it be considered as a returning student as the application applies to my second year at a UBC campus? You & Residence. All units are relatively new (between one and 15 years old) and are all within an easy and beautiful walk or bike ride from the main academic campus, parks, schools, community centre and daycares. Does anyone have any experience with updating an application? It just says "Currently enrolled applicants, Term 2." This is a page about non-residence options for living on-campus. Will I at least have a roof over my head in May or should I start searching for other options off campus?