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1. You are married. 2. You reside with your immediate family (mother, father, or legal guardian) within the tricounty area (Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach). If you are over the age of 25 or married, you have the option to move into the graduate apartments or live off-campus. NSU offers a residential living program that is designed to meet a wide array of student needs. Students who live on campus have numerous opportunities to participate in a variety of programs and activities that maximize intellectual growth and personal development. The types of facilities and amenities offered are listed below. Leo Goodwin Sr. Residence Hall The Leo Goodwin Sr. Residence Hall was opened in the 1992–1993 academic year. This residence hall facility will house 325 students during the academic year. Leo Goodwin Sr. Residence Hall is the primary undergraduate facility for students with 0–30 credits. Each room is built for single-, double-, or triple-occupancy and features a private bathroom, large closet space, and high ceilings. Each room is furnished with beds, desks, desk chairs, dressers, and a built-in storage/counter facility. The building houses a classroom, computer lab, study lounges on each floor, laundry facilities, a kitchen, and a large TV lounge. All students living in Leo Goodwin Sr. Hall, regardless of credit hours, must purchase a mandatory declining balance plan. The minimum amount a resident can apply to their NSU ID card for the declining balance plan is $1,300 per semester. Residents who choose to apply additional funds to their cards, are able to do so at any time by going to the NSU Campus Card Office in the University Center. If a balance exists on a resident’s declining balance plan at the end of the fall semester, the resident’s funds will roll over to the winter semester. Once the winter semester has ended, the remaining balance will no longer be available to the resident. The Commons The Commons, the newest residence hall, opened in August 2007 and houses undergraduate and graduate students. This state-of-the-art living and learning community includes 525 beds, classroom and meeting space, 16 community living rooms, 16 study rooms, and plenty of indoor and outdoor common space. The 16 community living rooms will have comfortable furnishings that will create unique spaces for students and groups to conduct study sessions or group meetings or to congregate with friends. The Office of Residential Life and Housing is located in The Commons. The Commons is unique and dynamic for the inclusion of incorporating communities within a community. Twelve of the sixteen communities will be reserved for returning and incoming residents. The other communities (listed below) will be based upon themes and/or academic initiatives. 1. Leadership Development (LEAD Community) 2. Quiet Community (Quiet Corridor) 3. Greek Life (Greek Village) All undergraduate students living in The Commons, regardless of credit hours, must purchase a mandatory declining balance plan. The minimum amount a resident can apply to their NSU ID card for the declining balance plan is $1,300 per semester. Residents who choose to apply additional funds to their cards, are able to do so at any time by going to the NSU Campus Card Office in the University Center. If a balance exists on a resident’s declining balance plan at the end of the fall semester, the resident’s funds will roll over to the winter semester. Once the winter semester has ended, the remaining balance will no longer be available to the resident. NSU Student Handbook 2011–2012 79
Founders, Farquhar, and Vettel Halls These residence hall facilities will house approximately 50 upper-division undergraduate residents each during the academic year. The oldest of NSU’s residence halls, each building has recently undergone major renovations that included new doors, tile, paint, kitchens, and appliances. Each apartment is furnished and features single, double, and triple options; a kitchen with a full refrigerator and stove; a private bathroom; and a living room. Cultural Living Center The Cultural Living Center (CLC) was built in 1984 and houses approximately 139 graduate students during the academic year. Its unique balcony structure makes it a popular choice for returning graduate students. Each apartment is furnished and features one or two bedrooms, a kitchen with a full refrigerator and stove, a private bathroom, and a living room. Rolling Hills Graduate Residence Hall The Rolling Hills Graduate Residence Hall, opened in August 2008, is approximately one mile west of the NSU main campus and houses approximately 373 graduate and doctoral students. The Rolling Hills Graduate Hall complex is made up of a seven-story building and a three-story building. The buildings feature single studios and quad apartments that are furnished and feature a kitchen, bathroom, and living room. The Rolling Hills Graduate Hall complex is made up of 10 separate communities, 3 of which are based upon themes. • Two HPD Communities (one in the seven-story and one in the three-story building) • Law Community (seven-story building) For more information, please contact the office of Residential Life and Housing at (954) 262-7052 or visit the Web site at www.nova.edu/reslife/. Off-Campus Housing For those students who are interested in obtaining housing off-campus, the Office of Residential Life and Housing can assist you. This service will make your off-campus housing search a fun and pleasant experience. Our off-campus housing coordinator can assist you with finding a place to live near any of NSU’s campuses. Please feel free to contact the Office of Residential Life and Housing at (954) 262-7060 or visit the off-campus housing Web site at www.nova.edu/reslife/offcampus/index.html for more information about Off-Campus Housing Options. Shark Dining Services Campus dining is a large part of the college experience. Our goal is to make this experience the best it can be by providing top quality, nutritious food; a variety of options at a fair price; and an enjoyable atmosphere. We are meticulous about fresh ingredients to build healthy bodies and feed hungry minds. Shark Dining Services offers over 13 distinctive dining options on campus, including many favorite national brands (e.g., Starbucks, Papa John’s, Subway, Einstein Bagel Bros., and Chicken Grill). We recognize that superior service is essential to your dining experience and always encourage your comments and suggestions to help us continually improve our service. It is our sincere hope that you will find your experience with Shark Dining Services an enjoyable one. We look forward to serving you. 80 NSU Student Handbook 2011–2012
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Certificate of Physical Examination
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Nova Southeastern University is the
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Overview of Nova Southeastern Unive
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Student Rights and Responsibilities
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Code of Student Conduct Statement T
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Stimulants Schedules Trade or Other
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Appendix C Telephone Resources Emer
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