Undergraduates living at Lincoln Hall (Museum Road) and in Bear Lane houses, and all graduate students, are on the ‘Out of College’ plan which allows for 37 weeks in residence (i.e. three full terms plus Christmas and Easter vacations). Check out time is always 10am. Students on the ‘In College’ plan must vacate their rooms by 10am on the Saturday of 8th week in Michaelmas and Hilary Terms, unless they have applied for vacation residence (see 8.1.13 below). All students must vacate their rooms by 10am on Sunday of 9th week in Trinity Term. When rooms are vacated all personal belongings must be removed and all rubbish taken away. Under the license agreement students living on the main College site will be asked to vacate their rooms on the night the College ball is held (once every 2 years). Accommodation charges for 2017-18 can be found in Appendix 2. Living Out of College Undergraduates (but not first years) may live outside College accommodation with the permission of the Rector. Requests must be submitted (via the Rector’s PA, Mrs Lacey) no later than the end of 6th week of the preceding term and should be supported in writing by your tutor. The Senior Dean and Senior Tutor will be consulted. Undergraduates must live within six miles of Carfax. Graduate students do not need permission to live out of College, and must live within twenty-five miles of Carfax. All students living out of College must keep the College Office up to date with their contact details. For assistance in finding accommodation contact the University Accommodation Office in Wellington Square, tel. (0)1865 270219. Use of College bedrooms and facilities The College has regulations and guidelines for the use of its rooms and facilities. These may seem unnecessarily detailed but are designed to preserve and enhance the College community. The following is a list of what the College does and does not provide in student bedrooms. College furniture and fittings should not be removed from rooms. The College provides: The College DOES NOT provide: Single bed Bedding Mattress Towels Wardrobe Desk lamps Desk Telephone lines Desk chair Refrigerators (see below) Easy chair (if space allows) Fans Bookcase Waste bin Drawers/shelving Pin board Fire retardant curtains or blinds Computer points
Undergraduates living at Lincoln Hall (Museum Road) and in Bear Lane houses, and all graduate students, are on the ‘Out of College’ plan which allows for 37 weeks in residence (i.e. three full terms plus Christmas and Easter vacations). Check out time is always 10am. Students on the ‘In College’ plan must vacate their rooms by 10am on the Saturday of 8th week in Michaelmas and Hilary Terms, unless they have applied for vacation residence (see 8.1.13 below). All students must vacate their rooms by 10am on Sunday of 9th week in Trinity Term. When rooms are vacated all personal belongings must be removed and all rubbish taken away. Under the license agreement students living on the main College site will be asked to vacate their rooms on the night the College ball is held (once every 2 years). Accommodation charges for 2017-18 can be found in Appendix 2. Living Out of College Undergraduates (but not first years) may live outside College accommodation with the permission of the Rector. Requests must be submitted (via the Rector’s PA, Mrs Lacey) no later than the end of 6th week of the preceding term and should be supported in writing by your tutor. The Senior Dean and Senior Tutor will be consulted. Undergraduates must live within six miles of Carfax. Graduate students do not need permission to live out of College, and must live within twenty-five miles of Carfax. All students living out of College must keep the College Office up to date with their contact details. For assistance in finding accommodation contact the University Accommodation Office in Wellington Square, tel. (0)1865 270219. Use of College bedrooms and facilities The College has regulations and guidelines for the use of its rooms and facilities. These may seem unnecessarily detailed but are designed to preserve and enhance the College community. The following is a list of what the College does and does not provide in student bedrooms. College furniture and fittings should not be removed from rooms. The College provides: The College DOES NOT provide: Single bed Mattress Wardrobe Desk Desk chair Easy chair (if space allows) Bookcase Waste bin Drawers/shelving Pin board Fire retardant curtains or blinds Computer points Bedding Towels Desk lamps Telephone lines Refrigerators (see below) Fans
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