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University Village provides a roommate contact list to help you find a roommate. This gives you the flexibility to choose your own roommate on your own time. Unfortunately, we do NOT allow pets of any kind with the exception of some types of fish. ... I don't want to move home this summer. University Village is open 12 months a year. ... I have a summer internship out-of-town, but don't want to move out simply for the summer. University Village offers the option of summer reduced rental for those individuals living elsewhere during the summer, but plan to return for the next academic year. Ask manager for details.
University Village has a number of students that have their families living with them in our townhomes. ...How do I apply for an apartment? Simply fill out an application and turn in your $25 application fee. Applications are taken on a first come, first-serve basis. Applications may be found at http://village.ou.edu ...When shoud I apply? You should apply as early as possible. We typically have a wait list and depending on when you apply, it could take up to a year to get through it. It is okay to apply even if you have not been accepted to the OUHSC yet. ... Who can live in the complex? The complex has been developed to serve the students of the Health Sciences Center campus. These students shall have priority. Pending availability, residents, faculty, and staff may live in the apartments.
Internet, water and waste management as well as security alarms are included in the rent. Tenants will be responsible for telephone, electricity and cable television. ... When can I move in? Please contact the University Village apartment manager for more information. ... Where can I park? Parking for University Village will be in a gated area, with access to the parking lot by card access. HSC parking permits may be purchased at the parking office in the Service Center Building, room 208H. For more information about OUHSC parking, call 405-271-2020. ... Do the apartments have security systems? Yes, each apartment is wired with a security system on all windows and doors. The alarm system will notify campus police if the alarm is activated. A panic alarm is located on the security system's keypad.
During the day, the complex will only be accessible through the main building. Gated access will be limited to tenants by a card access system. Your student ID will enable entry into the complex. ... Should I purchase renter's insurance? Renter's insurance is always a good thing to consider. Many insurance companies offer this type of insurance at low rates. Some tenants may be covered under their parents' homeowners insurance. Contact your agent to see if you are covered and assess whether or not you should purchase renter's insurance. ... Will there be a place to study in the complex? Yes, the main building hosts a variety of areas for studying, watching television and social events.
Yes, units are available for wheelchair use the hearing impaired. ... I want to live in the apartments, but I will not receive my financial aid until a few weeks after I move in. Students in need of financial assistance can apply for rental deferments. Deferments are made so that students can plan their expenses with the distribution of their financial aid. Deferments will be made with the apartment manager, call 405-271-0500 for more information. |
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