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Housing

Undergraduate College Residences

Living on campus presents an affordable opportunity for undergraduate students to experience a diverse community and make lifelong friends while being conveniently situated at the centre of social, cultural and academic life, with a wide array of campus services at their doorstep.

York has approximately 1,850 beds available for undergraduate students across seven buildings on the Keele campus, and an additional 400 on the Glendon campus. Most residences are arranged in a traditional style with comfortably furnished double and single rooms, and shared common lounges and washrooms. With most rooms, students will purchase a mandatory meal plan that can be used at over 30 food outlets on the Keele campus offering a wide selection of food types. York also has some limited space available in suite-style units where groups of four to six students share a small kitchen, living area and private washrooms. Residence costs will vary according to accommodation styles; however, students should estimate $5,500 for a typical arrangement of a double occupancy room with a meal plan.

Undergraduate students are welcome to apply for residence as long as they enrol in and plan to remain in a minimum of 24 credits or four full courses. The undergraduate residence application and information package will be included with your offer of admission to York.

Students who apply are encouraged to complete and return their application as soon as possible to improve their chances of receiving a room offer since the demand for residence will exceed the space available. Offers of a space will be guaranteed to students who are scholarship winners receiving a minimum award of $2,000 and applying by the given deadline.

View our Web site for more information about undergraduate residence at York: http://www.csbo.yorku.ca/studenthousing or contact us at Student Housing Services, telephone: 416-736-5152.

York Student Apartments

On the Keele campus only, accommodation is also available in the York apartments to eligible law, graduate and other mature students who are 23 years of age or over or single parents.

A limited number of York apartments are available to students with physical disabilities.

The apartments consist of furnished and unfurnished bachelor, one-bedroom and two-bedroom units. The York apartments are not suitable for a couple with more than two children.

For more information on the York apartments, contact:

Student Housing Services - York Apartments
York University
4700 Keele Street
Toronto, Ontario M3J 1P3
Telephone: 416-736-5152
e-mail: yorkapts@fbo.yorku.ca

Student Housing Services Web site address: http://www.csbo.yorku.ca/studenthousing.

Beverage Services

Specific areas in the University are approved for the sale and consumption of alcoholic beverages under licences granted to various independent campus caterers and other campus bodies by the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO).

University regulations governing licensed areas are contained in the York University Liquor Policy. Enquiries regarding the University Liquor Policy should be directed to the assistant vice-president, student affairs 416-736-5275 or the director of housing and food beverage services 416-736-5258.

Off-Campus Housing

York University maintains a service for those students who require assistance in finding off-campus accommodation. We produce a weekly listing of private and shared accommodation at varying prices located off-campus. The listings are posted on our off-campus housing boards located between Curtis Lecture Halls "C" and "D" and Central Square Cafeteria and can be viewed seven days a week between 7am and 11pm. You can also access our Web site athttp://www.yorku.ca/och.

Information about public transportation routes and guides, accommodation comparison checklists, apartment checklists, updates on the Landlord Protection Act, tenants rights and other related matters are available from the Off-Campus Housing Office, 103 Central Square.

Landlords are invited to leave descriptions of rental units with this service by telephoning 416-736-5141; a listing fee of $20 is charged to landlords $10 for York students with ID; student must come in person to receive the $10 rate).


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