Boston University

All freshmen are required to live on campus. There are ten dormitory-style residences, each accommodating a large number of students. These range from Danielsen Hall with 280 students, to the West Campus area with over 1,800 students. Most residences are coeducational. The large dormitory-style residences have around-the-clock security staff at the front entrance to monitor building access. Small dormitory-style residences are located in three areas of campus. Apartment brownstones houses from twelve to sixty-seven students. There are specialty residences. University maintains a number of apartment-style residences for our students. While the majority of these are in the South Campus area, along Buswell Street, Arundel Street, Mountfort Street, St. Mary's Street, and Park Drive, there are apartment-style residences at 10 Buick Street, on Bay State Road and on Commonwealth Avenue as well. Apartment occupancy varies from one to six residents, while size and floor plans vary considerably. Each room is double-occupancy and includes a private bathroom, air conditioning, housekeeping service twice each week, cable TV, University Ethernet access and standard dormitory furniture. University staff, including resident assistants, will be living in the Hyatt Regency Cambridge to provide supervision and support. Students are provided with transportation to and from the Boston University campus. On-campus rooms contain a dresser, a desk, a bed, and a chair for each student, as well as curtains, mini blinds, or window shades. In apartment-style residences, a refrigerator, a stove, a dining table, chairs, and some comfortable seating are provided. Students assigned to apartment-style residences must provide their own cooking utensils, dishes, silverware, and cleaning supplies. In apartment-style residences and rooms or suites with a bathroom, shower curtains are provided. Many of the small residences have coin-operated washers and dryers for student use as well.