Your very first room at College is both an exciting experience but it can also be nerve-racking. The Office of Residential Life and Education aims to help you with your transition to College and help you settle into your new room. Our helpful and friendly team of professional staff members and Resident Assistants are on hand to help make your on-campus experience dynamic, safe and fun!
The Basics
Most of the rooms in Dominic Hall, Joan of Arc Hall and Baroody Hall are a standard size of 11' x 14'. Each room comes furnished with a bed, built-in storage closets, desk, chair and a shared dresser. All mattresses are standard twin in size. Each room also has a data port for high-speed internet access for each resident and a telephone jack for a land-line phone. Rooms in Joan of Arc Hall also feature a sink and medicine cabinet in each room.
Transforming Your Room into Your Room
Most students will arrive on campus with too much and not with too little. Your room already is outfitted with some amenities and furnishings. One of the best best things that you can do prior to arriving on campus to check-in is to call your future roommate(s) and discuss the room. Discuss the types of items you wish to bring to campus ahead of time. This can be very helpful in saving you both time and space if you coordinate who will be bringing certain appliances, electronics and furnishings. Talking about your room before you move in with your roommate(s) will help you to visualize your new room as a space where you and your roommate(s) can be comfortable and happy.
Not sure what to bring with you to college? Check out our helpful list of what items to bring to college and what items to leave behind at home.Telephones, Computers and Mail
Saint Anselm College has a variety of student services available to you throughout your tenure as a student on campus. Some of the most commonly used services are telephone use, computer use and access to your campus mailbox. Take a moment to visit the Office of Information Technology page for more information on telephones and computer use and our Mail Room page on how to access your campus mailbox. |