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The decision to live on campus is one of the most important ones you will make during your college career. Studies have shown that students who live on campus tend to do better in school and are more likely to finish their degrees. The communities you will live in not only provide easy access to classes, the library and your professors, but also provide computer connections, cable television hookups and local phone service from the privacy of your own room. You will also have the opportunity to attend a number of programs and activities exclusively for campus residents. Another factor, one that is usually overlooked, is that you will be residing in a community with other students. These people will be experiencing the same things you are. They will be taking the same classes, dealing with the same issues, and sharing similar interests. UAF Residence Life offers a variety of housing options to single students, married students, students with families, graduate students, as well as new UAF employees. Information for the types of housing we offer is available to the left. UAF Residence Life offers several handicapped accessible housing options for students with disabilities. Please contact the Residence Life office for more information. |
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Residents| General Services |
| Single Student Housing |
| Graduate Housing |
| Family Housing |
| Employee Housing |
| Non-Traditional Student Housing |
| Dining Services |
UAF Photos by Todd Paris, Ryan Wilson and Residence Life Staff.
Last modified 8/06 by fnacc