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Who can live in the dormitory?

Student residences are intended for students who come to study from other cities and cannot live in their own home, precisely because of the distance. Any student who already knows that they have been accepted into a particular field of study can apply for a place in a student residence. Each university has its own student residences, which remain under its control. Every major city where higher education institutions are located has student residences. The largest cities in Poland can offer students a place to live. Getting a place in a student residence depends on the distance between the student’s home and the university, as well as the income per person in the student’s family.

When should I start applying for a place in the academy?

Each university has its own regulations for student residences, so to find out when you need to submit documents to get a room, you should look for information on the website or during open days. The number of places is limited, so you should start getting interested in this well in advance. There are 504 student residences in Poland that are unable to provide places to all students.

Is a student ID required to get a place in the dormitory?

To get a place in the dormitory, you must be on the student list. Enrolment in a course of study is not synonymous with receiving a student ID card. A student will receive a student ID card when they pay for it. This means that students can apply for a place in the dormitory before they receive their student ID card. Before that happens, they can start collecting ELS holograms.

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