Student Housing

Residence space is limited and therefore the college cannot guarantee a room to everyone who applies. All applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis only after a student has been confirmed in a program at the college.

You can complete and send a student application for admission to campus residence form to:
The Residence Office
Bay St. George Campus
P. O. Box 5400
Stephenville, NL A2N 2Z6
tel: (709) 643-7764

For more information, please contact:
Catherine Green
Residence/Security Coordinator
709 643-7764
catherine.green@cna.nl.ca

Students must pay a minimum of two weeks residence fees in advance, or upon arrival in residence. Students intending to move out of residence must give 30 days' notice or pay a penalty of $100.00.
Students are responsible for providing their own bed linens and laundry service.
Meal plans are mandatory.

• Daily Room Charges (single) - $31.00
• Daily Room Charges (double) - $20.00
• Weekly Room Charges (single) - $126.00
• Weekly Room Charges (double) - $84.00

• 10 meals weekly - $101.00
• 14 meals weekly - $141.00
• 19 meals weekly - $192.00

Our student residence at Bay St. George is the top two floors of the D.S.B. Fowlow Building. We have 66 single rooms and 5 double rooms. There is a gym on the 6th floor and a TV/Games Room with a ping pong table on the 5th floor. Each floor has a mini kitchenette.

Bedrooms

All our bedrooms have been refurbished in the past three years. Each room has a single bed, two armoires and a desk.

Bedrooms for Mobility-Impaired Students

There are rooms and washrooms in Residence that are equipped to meet the needs of mobility-impaired students. These rooms are located on the 5th floor and are available to both male and female students. Students interested in these accommodations should specify such on their application form and are encouraged to visit the College to determine if the accommodations are suitable to their needs. The Residence is also equipped with stair chairs if needed for evacuation.

Bedding

Students are responsible for providing their own bed linens, towels, and laundry supplies.

Common areas are shared spaces amongst all students living on-campus. Here you will have the opportunity to meet other students and make new friends.

Study Room

The study room is located on the 5th floor.

TV / Ping Pong Table Room

There is a ping pong table located on the 5th floor along with a TV/Games Room.

Exercise Room

There is an exercise room located on the 6th floor.

Kitchens

There are smaller kitchenettes located on each floor of the building. However, for the residence floors, there are two full kitchens on the 6th floor and one on the 5th floor. Each kitchen has a fridge, stove, microwave, toaster, irons and ironing boards.

Cafeteria / Dining Hall

The cafeteria is located on the main floor. It has both a dart board and a pool table that can be used both during the day and after hours.

Cobham's Dining Area

There is also a second dining area next to the cafeteria.

Laundry Room

The laundry room is in the basement and has 4 washers and 4 dryers. There is no charge to use the laundry facility for students in residence.

Quiet Floors

Although it is not possible to describe exactly the degree of “quietness” expected from residents on each floor, examples of unacceptable behavior include the following:

• The use of stereo equipment
• TVs and radios at a volume that can be heard outside the room
• Room doors being left open while there is a noise being made in the room
• Congregating in common areas
• Any noise that interrupts other students studying

Burin campus offers a variety of different services for students living on-campus. Please see the services below for more information.

• Bed Sheets (twin)
• Pillows
• Cleaning supplies (floor cleaner, mop, broom, disinfectant wipes, etc..) 
• Personal hygiene products
• Towels
• Clothing
• School supplies
• Industrial grade power cord/extension cord
• Light sleeping clothes (tank top/shorts) for summer months
• Heavier sleeping clothes (fluffy PJs) for winter months
• Laundry basket
• Laundry detergent
• Clothes hangers
• Storage bins/drawers

• Shower caddy
• Shower shoes
• Slippers
• Fan
• Mattress pad (twin)
• Snacks
• Personal cutlery (fork, spoon, plate, bowl, etc..) 
• Small mini fridge
• Decorations
• Small tv
• Gaming system/other forms of entertainment
• Lamp

• Candles
• Alcohol
• Sage
• Loud speakers
• Air friers
• Microwaves
• Heaters
• Toasters
• Kettels
• Coffee makers

Residence space is limited and therefore the college cannot guarantee a room to everyone who applies. All applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis only after a student has been confirmed in a program at the college.

You can complete and send a student application for admission to campus residence form to:
The Residence Office
Burin Campus
P. O. Box 370
Burin Bay Arm, NL A0E 1G0
tel: (709) 891-5620

For more information, please contact:
Cheryl Andrews
Student Services
709 891-5620
cheryl.andrews@cna.nl.ca

Students must pay a minimum of two weeks residence fees in advance, or upon arrival in residence. Students intending to move out of residence must give 30 days' notice or pay a penalty of $100.00.
Students are responsible for providing their own bed linens and laundry service.
Meal plans are mandatory.

• Daily Room Charges (single) - $31.00
• Daily Room Charges (double) - $20.00
• Weekly Room Charges (single) - $126.00
• Weekly Room Charges (double) - $84.00

• 10 meals weekly - $101.00
• 14 meals weekly - $141.00

Our student residence, Donahue House, is a three-story building located on the Burin Campus grounds and is connected to the College of the North Atlantic.

Bedrooms

Twenty-five rooms have been newly refurbished with a single bed, stationary desk and chair, bookshelves, armoire, updated closet/storage space, and a leather couch or two leather chairs.

Bedrooms for Mobility-Impaired Students

There are several rooms in Donahue House that are equipped to meet the needs of mobility-impaired students. These rooms are located on the first floor and are available to male and female students. Students interested in these accommodations should specify such on their application form and are encouraged to visit the College to determine if the accommodations are suitable to their needs.

Bedding

Students are responsible for providing their own bed linens, towels, and laundry services.

Common areas are shared spaces amongst all students living on-campus. Here you will have the opportunity to meet other students and make new friends.

Computer Room

The computer room is located on the first floor(F1) and contains two computer terminals, and a printer. Residents must use their student ID and password to access the computers.

T.V. Room

The T.V. room is located on the first floor (F1) and is available to all residents and their guests. This room is equipped with a colour cable television.

Kitchen

The kitchen is located on the first floor (F1) and is equipped with refrigerators, ranges, freezers, and microwave. Cooking utensils are not provided.

Games Room

The games room is located on the first floor (F22) and is available to all residents and their guests. The College also has a gymnasium and weight room which are available to students at scheduled times. As well, there is a Student Lounge which students can use during the school day.

Laundry Room

The laundry room is located on the first floor (F4) and is equipped with two washers and two dryers.

Quiet Floors

In addition to regular study and quiet hours, all floors of the residence may be designated quiet for extended periods of time. The objective of the quiet floors is to provide an atmosphere which encourages academic achievement to students who are very serious about their studies. Although it is not possible to describe exactly the degree of “quietness” expected from residents on each floor, examples of unacceptable behavior include the following:

• The use of stereo equipment
• TVs and radios at a volume that can be heard outside the room.
• Room doors being left open while there is a noise being made in the room.
• Congregating in common areas.
• Any noise that interrupts other students studying.

Burin campus offers a variety of different services for students living on-campus. Please see the services below for more information.

Residence space is limited and therefore the college cannot guarantee a room to everyone who applies. All applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis only after a student has been confirmed in a program at the college.

You can complete and send a student application for admission to campus residence form to:
The Residence Office
Happy Valley-Goose Bay Campus
219 Hamilton River Road
P. O. Box 1720, Stn. B
Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL A0P 1E0
tel: (709) 896-6300

For more information, please contact:
Yaniv Koblentz
Student Services
(709) 897-4343
yaniv.koblentz@cna.nl.ca

Students must pay a minimum of two weeks residence fees in advance, or upon arrival in residence. Students intending to move out of residence must give 30 days' notice or pay a penalty of $100.00.
Students are responsible for providing their own bed linens and laundry service.
Meal plans are mandatory.

• Daily Room Charges (single) - $31.00
• Daily Room Charges (double) - $20.00
• Weekly Room Charges (single) - $126.00
• Weekly Room Charges (double) - $84.00

• One bedroom apartment - $347.00
• Two bedroom apartment - $421.00
• Three bedroom apartment - $490.00

• 14 meals (weekly) - $141.00

We offer two residences located just east of the college's main entrance.

Grand River Hall Residence

Our two-Story Grand River Hall residence hall opened in 1973, has room for 50 students, and it is just east of the college’s main entrance. It is for College of the North Atlantic students ages 18 and older who want to live in a community focused on student living.

Grand River Hall Residence Features:

• ADA accessible Rooms
• Study space on 1st and 2nd floor
• Pool table, ping pong table, Foosball, and large-screen TV available in the first/Second-floor common room.
• 2 Resident Assistants (RAs) on every floor
• Community room on the first floor and 2nd floor
• Limited wireless internet access in residence
• Campus Security 24/7
• Free Parking

Gallery:

Family Residence

Our two-Story Family residence hall opened in 1973, is located within the same building as our college's daycare facility. Has 7 apartments for rent, and it is just east of the college’s main entrance. It is for College of the North Atlantic Families who want to live in a community focused on student living.

Family Residence Features:

• ADA accessible Apartments
• Day Care facility ( Apply at the Cashier Office)
• 1 Resident Assistant
• Free Parking
• Limited wireless internet access in residence.
• Campus Security 24/7

Gallery:

• A safer and cleaner living environment
• Free parking
• Close to college resources (i.e. library, gym, Indigenous resource center, and college Cafeteria)
• Semi furnished Family Residence apartment.
• Private Single bedrooms and fully furnished.
• Live with a friend or meet new people from around the world.

Quiet Hours
These are hours where the residents in the community are expected to keep the volume in their apartment relatively low so that those around them can sleep, study, etc, without being disturbed. The Quiet Hours in both of our residence are:

• Sunday-Thursday 10:00pm - 7:30pm
• Friday-Saturday 12:00am – 7:30am

Questions about living on campus? Please contact:
Yaniv Koblentz
Student Services
(709) 897-4343
yaniv.koblentz@cna.nl.ca