Graduate Housing
The College encourages graduate students to live in, College-owned housing in an effort to create a strong, vibrant campus community. Four types of graduate housing are available at Springfield College.The Graduate Living Center contains six apartment suites for groups of four graduate students per suite. Each fully furnished suite has a private entrance, a kitchen/dining room, a cable-ready, common living room, two bathrooms, and four bedrooms with separate telephone hookups and voice mail.
An adjacent building has a laundry room and a common room. These units blend the independence of apartment-style living with regard for economy.
College-owned apartments are located within easy walking distance of the campus. Each offers two to four private bedrooms; a living room; kitchen; and bathroom. The apartments are furnished with beds, desks, dressers, chairs, sofas, and appliances. Laundry facilities are also available nearby.
The rent for the academic year includes heat and utilities. Students wishing to rent these units for the academic year are required to sign a nine-month or twelve-month lease and to pay a deposit. Applications for graduate housing are processed through the Office of Residence Life. Assignments are made on a first-come, first-served basis.
Costs for the 2007-2008 Academic Year
- College-owned, off-campus apartments (for men, women, or married couples)—$3,395.00/semester (including heat and utilities; not including telephone or internet service and television). A $200 deposit is required.
- Graduate Annex (for men and women)-$3,800.00/semester-includes heat, utilities, essential furnishings, local phone service and voice mail, computer connections and cable TV.
- Graduate Village (for men and women)-$3,650.00/semester-includes heat, utilities, essential furnishings, local phone service and voice mail, computer connections and cable TV.
- Living Center (for men and women)-single: $3,800.00/semester; double: $3,445.00/semester; $3,800.00/semester apartment-includes heat, utilities, essential furnishings, local phone service and voice mail, computer connections and cable TV.
DINING
The College provides three meal plan options to resident students and two options to nonresident students. All meal
plan options use the debit system and include access to all dining and snack services on weekdays and weekends.
For more information, please visit the Office of Residence Life.
Graduate Admission Timeline
Application and Inquiry Forms
Contact Graduate Admissions
- 413.748.3729
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