Many first-year students find that the transition to university life and studies is easier if they live in residence, since residence life provides an opportunity to live on campus with a variety of people who share common academic interests. Residence life at St. Jerome's University provides a closely-knit community in which students can live and work. Meal plans are available at cost to non-residents. At present, the University administration and classroom building, as well as both residences and the dining hall are handicapped-accessible. The Director of Residences will offer admission to the residence only after he has been notified of the applicant's academic acceptance by the University.
Early application is recommended.
The men's residence can accomodate 135 students in double rooms. Rooms are provided with desks, dressers, book shelves, telephones, and beds. Residents are required to bring their own bedding, towels, and other personal effects, and each individual is responsible for personal laundry and the housekeeping of his own room. There are a number of lounges for study, socializing, and recreational activities, more specifically, a games room, a t.v. lounge, and a quiet study area. Coin-operated laundry facilities are available.