In many cases, they're from the top of their classes and are certainly well-qualified to teach courses. All new freshmen who don't have immediate, financially supporting family in Franklin County or one of the contiguous counties are required to live in residence halls for their first year. Students who meet all residence hall deadlines and obligations can return to the halls as upper-classmen for as long as they wish. Computer facilities are available to students at a number of locations around campus. Each of the residence hall areas has a computer facility.
Many residence halls have facilities within their building.
Additionally, a number of campus classroom buildings have computer facilities for student access. Many students, however, prefer to work at their own pace, in their own environment, or at unusual hours. For those reasons some prefer to have their own personal computers. Students may request to live with a friend. Residence and Dining Halls makes every effort to honor mutual roommate requests.