A n important part of your learning experience in any college or university includes meeting new people from a wide range of backgrounds, sharing a room in a residence hall with another student, eating with friends in campus dining facilities, and finding out what it is like to really be on your own for the first time.
Residence halls are natural settings for socializing with other students between or after classes.
You will seldom be more than a 10-minute walk from library, class, sports events, or any other campus activity. F rom the first day you move into the residence halls, you will understand the close relationship between involvement and on-campus living and how they are important to your overall success as a student. There are many advantages to living in a centralized, convenient location. Students living on campus are more satisfied with their university experience, become more comfortable in the university environment, are more likely to utilize the services for students. You are also more likely to become involved in student organizations and more easily develop a social network.