Highline students can find various resources to live on campus as they work towards securing their degree.
Not only does living on campus provide a sense of community with the college, but it also gives students a chance to develop relationships with their peers.
Moreover, living on campus is often more convenient as it is closer to classes on campus and other resources, such as places to study, the library, and student centers.
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Student housing common and lounging area.
“When I came here I was not even thinking about this environment and help from the college for international students. But, reaching here I felt very good and I am doing my studies consistently with the help of my peers,” Highline student Maria Quinert said.
Another student, Jian Walmore, said, “I love all the amenities in the housing campus, but I love the rooftop areas a lot. Because they provide a view of the mountain and water, which is so soothing and peaceful.”
Highline’s campus housing offers both two and four bedroom apartments that are well-equipped with amenities.
Apartments (with varied floor plans) include the following:
- Rooftop overlooking water and mountains
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Interior of a 4-bedroom apartment living room.
- Lounge areas
- Coin and credit operated laundry facilities
- Wifi and IPTV, internet protocol television also included
Additionally, unit amenities also include:
- Private bedrooms furnished with twin extra-long beds, closet, desk and desk chair
- Full kitchen with stove, microwave, refrigerator and dishwasher
- Common area furniture that includes a sofa, chair, coffee table, and counter top stools
- Utilities, such as water, electricity, garbage, and wifi will already be included in the bill
International students may also find that living on campus is suitable, and maybe even preferred, for their living arrangement.
For further questions on Highline’s campus housing and to book an appointment, you may contact them via email here: housing@highline.edu.