Roommate Agreement Form College In Oakland
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Of course, having an animal on campus aside from fish is against the rules of Oakland University Housing with the exception of service animals. Service animals are pets that are trained to help someone to live with either a physical disability or, in the case of emotional support animals (ESA), a mental illness.
Students are not permitted to have cats, dogs, birds, rodents and other fur-bearing animals, reptiles or amphibians, living or non-living, in University Housing. Non-aggressive fish are the only pets allowed and only with roommate approval.
Since its founding over 60 years ago, Oakland University has broken ground on six residence halls and two apartment complexes. Each year, more and more students want to live on campus — and for good reason.
College is a highly stressful environment with fast-paced work and strict deadlines. Having an animal to come home to could help alleviate this stress and encourage students to take better care of themselves. As they care for the animal, they can, in turn, take a moment to breathe and understand their stresses.
Most dorms do not allow pets in college. You can always leave off campus where they allow you to keep pets.
Are freshmen required to live on campus? Freshmen may choose to live on or off campus. We do encourage students to reside on campus whenever possible, since living in a residence hall or apartment is a great way to meet people and make new friends.
Contact us at housing@oakland or (248) 370-3570 and we will be happy to assist you. To cancel your on-campus housing, you will need to complete a Contract Release Form online.
How to find roommates in college: 8 tips Start with your social circle. Use college roommate apps. Know what questions to ask. Consider lifestyle and habits. Explore themed dorms. Seek people with similar study habits. Think about how many roommates you want. Communicate and set expectations.
Communication, communication, communication Your roommate agreement is a way to discuss what issues might come up throughout the year and talk about how you might handle them. It's also good to know what style of communication works best for you and your roommate.
Students must submit a cancellation request in writing via the Housing Portal. Students no longer enrolled will receive an email confirmation once the cancellation is processed.