| Housing Residence
On-campus accommodation is available for 144 full-time students. The residence is
coeducational and is located on the Loyola Campus.
While efforts are made to meet specific requirements for
particular rooms, assignments depend upon availability of places.
Ideally, residence applications should be completed at the same
time as applying to the University. Due to our limited space, requests that cannot be met
immediately will be wait-listed until space becomes available. Acceptance to the
University does not guarantee admission to residence. An application to residence may be
obtained by writing to:
Director of Residence
Concordia University, Loyola Campus
Hingston Hall, Room 157
7141 Sherbrooke St. West
Montréal, Québec H4B 1R6
Tel.: (514) 848-4755
Fax: (514) 848-4780.
CSU Off-Campus Housing
Service
The Concordia Student Union offers a housing service. The service is an extensive data
bank listing:
- vacant apartments and rooms (year-long and sublets)
- people who have apartments and are looking for roommates.
This information is posted on bulletin boards on the Sir George Williams Campus, Hall
Building, 2nd floor, and it is updated regularly.
You may visit the office and request a personalized list of only
those apartments that meet your particular needs. Students residing outside Montréal may
request a listing of apartments by mail or fax -- everyone in the vicinity is required to
stop by the service for printed listings. To be eligible for printed listings, all
students must show valid and current identification (I.D. card or registration contract).
The Housing Office also has information about your rights as a
tenant that may help you sort out a problem. Although we cannot provide legal help, we can
direct you to someone who can.
Location
Hall Building, Room 260,
1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd West
Monday to Thursday
10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Phone: (514) 848-7476
WWW Site
http://alcor.concordia.ca/~housjob
Disabled Students
Concordia has a tradition of making higher education available to as many members of the
community as possible. Welcoming disabled students with visual impairments, hearing
impairments, motor difficulties and learning disabilities, the University provides many
services to facilitate studying at Concordia. To assist students with disabilities in
making their way around its two campuses, Concordia offers accessible classrooms and
wheelchair accessible inter-campus shuttle buses. As well, there are Services for Disabled
Students Offices on each campus.
It is recommended that students with disabilities interested in
attending Concordia contact the Services for Disabled Students as soon as possible and
inquire about special services, equipment resources and academic support systems.
To register for Orientation and get on our mailing list call:
(514) 848-3536 or (514) 848-3525 (voice and TDD). E-mail: Bissonn@vax2.concordia.ca
WWW Site http://advocacy.concordia.ca/disabled
Campus Tours
Discover the World of Concordia
Why not visit Concordia and see the University for yourself? We have guided tours for
individuals or groups. We can also arrange for you to meet with admissions personnel or a
specific program adviser to answer any questions you may have.
General campus tours are offered Monday to Friday at 1:30 p.m.
Please let us know what date you plan on joining us, 48 hours in advance if possible. We
will do our best to accommodate alternative tour times upon request. For these additional
tours, please reserve at least four working days in advance.
For further information,
please contact the Office of Student Recruitment and we will be happy to make arrangements
for your tour.
Tel.: ( 514) 848- 4777
Fax: ( 514) 848- 2827
E- mail: tours@vax2.concordia.ca
Tours Starting Point
Welcome Centre
Birks Student Service Centre
J.W. McConnell Building, LB 185
1400 de Maisonneuve Blvd West
WWW Site http://www.concordia.ca
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