Housing

on-campus housing

All applications for on-campus residence must be made through UBC Student Housing and Hospitality Services.

Priority access for disability or chronic medical reasons

If, as a student with a disability or chronic medical condition, you feel that you need to live on campus or you have special requirements for student housing, please review the Application for Priority Access (425 KB) to determine if you should apply. You are required to provide medical documentation indicating the presence of a disability or chronic medical condition, and how that condition necessitates on-campus housing.

In order to be recommended for priority access, you must have disability-related needs that cannot be met in off-campus housing. The presence of a disability is insufficient to qualify for priority placement. Priority access is only considered in exceptional circumstances.

Course load requirements

If, as a student with a disability or chronic medical condition, you are unable to meet Student Housing’s credit load requirement (12 credits/term) for disability-related reasons, you can make a request to your Diversity Advisor – Disability to be considered eligible to remain in student housing with a minimum of 6 credits/term.

Application deadline: May 1st

Priority placement

If, as a student with a disability, you feel that you need to live on campus or you have special requirements for on-campus housing, contact Access & Diversity to apply for priority placement. You are required to provide medical documentation indicating the presence of a disability and how that disability necessitates on-campus housing.

In order to be recommended for priority placement, you must have disability-related needs that cannot be met in off-campus housing. The presence of a disability is insufficient to qualify for priority placement. Priority placement is only considered in exceptional circumstances.

If you are recommended for priority placement by Access & Diversity, you will be offered the next suitable unit that is available.

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All students intending to live on campus must maintain a course load of at least 12 credits per term. If you cannot maintain that course load for disability-related reasons, you may apply to Access & Diversity for permission to live on campus with a reduced course load.

To apply for permission to live on campus with a reduced course load, contact Access & Diversity. If you are granted permission, you must take a minimum of 6 credits per term, but preferably 9 credits per term, to remain in UBC housing.

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