What do resident’s have to say about life at College Village?

The fact that is close to the school and I can just walk up.

I like how the community is small and we can all get to know each other.

I like that it's very diverse, there's always something going on to get involved in and have fun.

The environment is very friendly and I really like the people here.

I really like the maintenance crew and the WiFi was shockingly fast.

It is a quiet and comfortable place for students to live and go to school.

College Village is a great opportunity to start to learn to be more independent.

I like that the R.A's are available to talk about anything.

The at home feeling even though I'm more than an hour away.

Utilities

Included in the cost of housing, College Village provides…

FREE Wi-Fi
FREE Laundry
FREE Parking
FREE Mail
Weekly Shopping Shuttle Service (FREE with GCC ID)
A Basic Cable Package
Basic Utilities

…and a wide variety of events and opportunities for residents to get SO MUCH MORE out of their college experience.

Resident Assistants

Resident Assistants (R.A.s) are student leaders on campus who are knowledgeable of campus resources. They develop community through programming, mediating roommate conflicts, and regularly communicating with residents about campus engagement opportunities and academic success at GCC. If you are having issues with roommates, classes, finding resources, or getting involved on campus, talk to your RA for assistance.

If you are interested in joining the Residence Life team, talk with your RA to find out more about their responsibilities and how to apply. Contact Career@genesee.edu for assistance with developing your resume, interview skills and other application materials.

Requirements:

2.0 GPA or Higher
In good standing with the college
Must have lived on-campus for at least 1 semester

Benefits:

Housing paid in full
Excellent resume builder
Professional development opportunities

Kitchen & Living Room - Shared Bedroom in a 4-person Suite

Roommates

College is an exciting time to meet new people and share experiences. Residents are encouraged to talk with their roommates early to discuss preferences, needs and expectations about sharing, guests, noise, and getting involved on campus.