Graduate Apartments
Graduate Apartments Guides
There are 4 buildings with 300 units in total; one of the buildings is for unmarried students (Bldg #1; 75 households) and the other three are for married students (Bldg# 2 – Bldg #4; 75 households for each). Each unit covers 49.5㎡ that includes a bedroom, a living room, a balcony, and a bathroom.
- Bldg# 1 (for unmarried students): furnished with a sink, a built-in washer, a gas stove, two beds, two matrices, a wardrobe, a bookshelf, a table, two chairs.
- Bldg #2 – Bldg #4 (for married students): partially furnished with a sink, a built-in washer and a gas stove.
FAQ on Moving into and Living in the Graduate Student Apartment
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Eligibility
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Application for Housing and Unit Assignment
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Tenancy Period
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Tenancy Period Category Master’s Program Doctoral Program MS/PhD Integrated Program Maximum Tenancy Period 4 semesters 8 semesters 10 semesters ※ vIf a resident whose tenancy period has expired has reapplied for housing:
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Residents Duty
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Deposit and Rental Fee (as of 2016 Fall Semester)
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Application and Issuance of Access Card
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Residents can enter to the Graduate Student Apartment with a smart card (student ID card) 24/7. The card is issued by the General Affairs and Safety (279-2450) at the resident’s cost.
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Family Access Card Registration Procedure
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- Visit the Housing Services office with documents to prove family relationship
- Fill out the application form
- Visit the General Affairs and Safety office and submit the application
- Issue Family Access Card
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Move-out
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Residents who have lost eligibility for housing due to violating university regulations, leave of absence, quitting school, or graduating must visit the Housing Services office and take the move-out procedures immediately.
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Contact Information
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