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On-campus Housing
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Over 90% of first year students choose to live in one of Mount Allison's 11 residences. While all houses are co-ed, there are designated male and female wings in most residences. You can also choose to live in a designated quieter section of residence. You can choose to have a roommate or you can request a single room. Every first year student is guaranteed a residence space as long as proper registration deadlines are met.
Off-campus Housing
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Off-campus housing is readily available and very accessible to campus. Off-campus housing costs range from $60.00 to $100.00 per week for boarding and $250.00 to $600.00 per month for one bedroom apartments. Approximately 95% of students live within a ten minute walk to the campus.
Sports
Intramural:
Athletics (F/M), Badminton (F/M), Basketball (F/M), Curling (F/M), Golf (F/M), Hockey (F/M), Soccer (F/M), Softball (F/M), Tennis (F/M), Volleyball (F/M)
Intercollegiate:
Athletics (F/M), Badminton (F/M), Basketball (F/M), Football (M), Hockey (F), Soccer (F/M), Swimming (F/M), Volleyball (F)
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Through its extensive Athletics program, Mount Allison offers 11 Varsity Sports programs, one of the most active intramural programs in the country, a structured club sports program, and a range of fitness facilities including a gymnasium, swimming pool, two fitness centres, two tennis courts, four playing fields, and a recreational track.
In the 2007 Globe and Mail University Report Card, Mount Allison received the highest granted rank (A-), across Canada, in the Recreation and Athletics category.
Clubs
There are over 140 clubs and societies on campus, and even more within the community. If there is not one here that reflects your interests, it’s easy to start one of your own.
Information Technology
All students have both wired and wireless Internet access. All residence rooms, campus buildings, and classrooms are linked to the campus network. There are a number of PC and Mac computer labs on campus, as well as computers in the campus library. Each student at Mount Allison University receives a computer account, which gives full access to the Internet, a personal Mount Allison e-mail address, and computer support.
Special Services
The Meighen Centre for Learning Assistance and Research offers support for students with diagnosed learning disabilities. Students may also access a number of resources through our Student Life Office including personal and career counselling, a campus nurse, student employment information, and academic support.
International Involvement
Mount Allison's international student population is approximately 10%. The Society of All Nations, which includes both international and Canadian students, is a vibrant, active group on campus.
Mount Allison’s International Study Abroad and Exchange program offers opportunities for students to study in over 60 distinct programs in 20 countries around the world including Germany, France, Spain, Japan, Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Australia, New Zealand, and China. Students may also propose independent projects that involve an international experience and have it count as credit towards your degree.
Campus Tours
We encourage prospective students to visit our campus to truly appreciate what Mount Allison has to offer. We invite you to visit anytime throughout the year. However, we recommend you visit during the academic year (September to April) to experience the campus in its true setting. Your visit may include a meeting with an admissions counsellor, a campus tour, class observation, meetings with faculty members or sports coaches, attending a class, and staying overnight in residence. We will do our best to accommodate additional needs or requests you may have. Campus visits can be arranged by contacting Student Services.
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