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Resident Life on Campus |
Georgia
Christian University has four dormitory
buildings located in Lilburn, Georgia.
Two of the buildings are for male
students and other two are for female
students. There are no co-ed facilities
available at present time.
Each building has three furnished
bedrooms, two bathrooms, a kitchen,
a living area and a laundry room.
All common areas are shared by the
others in the building. If you are
interested in dormitory residency,
fill out the dormitory application
and turn it into the registrar¡¯s office.
Here are some rules and regulations
for our dormitories.
1. Dormitories are open from 9am to
9pm. Without permission, no visitors
are allowed off hours. Students may
leave after 5am and need to report
back before 11:30pm.
2. There will be no gambling, smoking,
drinking and/or any violent activities
in the dormitories.
3. No pets are allowed.
4. The resident will be responsible
to replace and/or fix the item(s)
for any damages to the facilities
or equipments.
5. Be Courteous to others with noises,
trash, temperature and/or their personal
belongings.
6. Use common sense!
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Guest Housing: |
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rooms are available for short-term guests
and prospective students visiting the university
sites. The cost of a guest room is $25 per
night per person, and the payment should
be arranged and made to the Office of Business
Affairs prior to actual staying; then formal
accommodation request is made to the Department
of Housing for further assistance. |
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Cable Television: |
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if GCU¡¯s dormitories are equipped with television,
cable television services or satellite service
should be arranged at inquirer¡¯s own expense.
Installation charges vary and monthly service
charge is averaging $39.00 per month. The
request for installation should be made
through the service from the Department
of Housing at GCU. |
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Conservation of Energy: |
| To conserve energy
and reduce utility costs, please turn off lights
or any other electrical appliances when not in use.
Excessive use or waste of utility may cause increase
of housing expenses regardless of all the efforts
that GCU is exerting to minimize the additional
costs for students receiving housing services. |
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Cooking: |
| Because GCU admits
students from a variety of cultures without any
discrimination, and students may live within limited
space of residential facilities, we ask that you
be sensitive to your neighbors if you are cooking
foods with strong odor. Please open your windows
and utilize the fans to eliminate odor and ventilate.
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Furniture: |
| Students or guests
may provide their own furniture at their living
facility. Furniture that you place in common areas
in the space must be shared and used by all persons
living in the facility. For a $45 monthly fee, residents
may rent a set of furniture for their room. This
set includes a bed, desk, chair, dresser, lamp,
bookshelf. Televisions or other electrical or electronic
devices are not included and those items should
be furbished by the resident only. |
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Heating or Air Conditioning: |
| At all GCU¡¯s dormitories,
central heating and air-conditioning are available.
Regardless of the weather patterns or climate
changes, this system is always operable and they
may by used at any time of resident¡¯s interest.
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