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*Find out the school's policy about living on campus. How long does the school require you to live on campus? Are there exceptions made for students who want to live in Greek housing? For example, my school required students to live on campus for 2 years, but would grant exceptions for students who either owned a home or signed a lease to live in a sorority/fraternity house.
*Take note of dorm amenities like laundry facilities, computer labs, etc.
*Ask about security/safety on campus. Does the university have it's own police dept or is it patrolled by the city/town cops? Alot of larger schools have their own PD on campus. Are the dorms secure? Can non-students get into the building without keys? Are the dorms patrolled by campus security?
*Find out about fitness/workout facilities. Does the school have a gym/student wellness center for students to workout? What amenities does it offer?
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