Life In Residence
Dormitories are maintained, not only to house the students as economically as possible but also to provide a home for them. The College does all in its power to mold the lives of the young people who attend, guiding them in their relations with each other and the practical details of their daily lives. All students make their own beds and share the responsibility of keeping the facilities clean. The dormitory life which is permeated with Christian fellowship and co-operation is in itself a training.
Residence Requirements
All dormitory rooms are equipped with single beds, mattresses, a desk, chair, and chest of drawers. Students should bring bedding and other items desired; such as, scatter rugs, pictures, desk lamps, etc. Washing machines and laundry facilities are maintained by the college for the use of the students at a small metered rate. The school does not provide irons. Hot plates, electric heaters and fry pans are not allowed in the dormitories.
Rooming Regulations
All single students shall be required to stay in school housing except by special permission.
Married Student Housing
Plenty of apartments and houses are availabe in the vicinity of the College at rates comparable to those in other areas of the city. We regret that at the present time N.C.C. does not have housing of its own for married students.
Automobiles
Students who bring automobiles to the College automatically pledge themselves to abide by school rules pertainig to their use. They must be properly licensed and insured and are not to be loaned to other students. The College reserves the right to suspend the use of any automobile if it is found to be in an unsafe condition, or if the privilege of same is abused. Canadians cannot legally drive vehicles registered outside of Canada.
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