College Courts Townhouses

College Courts Residence Fees, effective 2023-24 Academic Year.

Weekly Residence Fees: $207.50/week  Due in full at the start of each semester.

Application Fee: $100.00  Non-Refundable Due at time of application

Security Deposit: $425.00 Due at time of application

Townhouse Residence Fees include a $200 per term Flex Pass to on-campus Chartwell's locations. Townhouse residents may also choose to opt into a meal plan.

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Residence Life

You’ll find a variety of programming options to ensure you have opportunities to connect with other students and can achieve balance between your academic commitments and social life. There really is something for everyone! From paint nights to movie watch parties and video game tournaments!

Your RA’s will help ensure you feel included and supported, including creating events with your unique interests in mind!

Residence Life

Laundry Access

Laundry facilities are found within the College courts and throughout Centennial Village. 

All of our laundry facilities utilize a smartcard system with an onsite loading terminal in CV. Students will receive a reloadable laundry card when they arrive and can load their card with an amount of their choice. Interac Debit or Credit Cards accepted

Lost cards must be replaced at the cost of the student, and can be done at the front desk in CV.

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College Courts Frequently Asked Questions

• What size is my bed?

  Most of the College Court townhouses have double beds. Our renovated units have twin beds.

  Note: Some of the mattresses are longer, so it might be best to bring unfitted sheets.

• When can I move into my room?

  All Move-ins are scheduled for the Sunday prior to your course start date.
  *Please note: Move-ins cannot accommodated on Saturdays as the office is closed.

• What room supplies do I need to bring?

  Students will be responsible to bring their own linens (sheets, pillows, and blankets), towels, shower mats, waste baskets & laundry hamper. Note: Shower curtain is provided.

  Tip! Canvas or plastic cube storage bins fit perfectly in the closet shelving & are handy storage for clothing or other items!

  A starter cleaning kit will be provided to each house(eg: broom, dust pan, cleaning cloths, window cleaner, bathroom cleaners, shower squeegee, swiffer-type wet mop, garbage bags). Students can also sign out and receive additional single-use cleaning kit items at our front desk free of charge.

  Free locker space is available to store items which may endure heavy debris such as work boots, coveralls etc in our bootroom (students must supply their own lock). 

  Other items that may make your stay more comfortable include your personal electronics, headphones, hangers, and power bars.

• Can I decorate my room?

  Yes! Make your space feel like yours by adding a throw rug, poster, photos or other temporary decor.

  A minimal amount of finishing nail holes are okay, but 3M hanging strips are not allowed. No painting or permanent changes may be made to the room.

  Furniture is affixed to the wall and may not be moved. You can bring a mini fridge or microwave if they meet these requirements:

  Fridges must be newer than 5 years old and use no more than 3.5 amps.

  Microwaves must be under 700 watts and use no more than 6 amps.

• Is there storage for my bike?

  Yes! There is a bike rack at the south end of the building where students can lock their bikes for free at their own risk (students must provide their own lock).

• Anything that I should leave at home?

  Weapons are strictly prohibited; candles, incense or any other items that are flammable are also not allowed.

  Other banned items include bulk alcohol (ie., kegs, texas mickey’s, pony kegs, etc.).

  Decor that may be offensive, lacking in diversity or inclusion will not be tolerated (ie. swastikas, confederate flag, pornography).

• Can I bring a pet?

  Fish in a tank under 3L are allowed, but other animals are not allowed.

• How do I know if I've been accepted into the Centennial Village or College Courts residence?

  Emails containing information including move-in dates and details will be sent to students prior to move-in.

• Am I required to purchase a meal plan if I live in College Courts?

  Meal plans are optional for College Courts residents. Learn more

• Will there be quiet townhouse accommodations?

  When applying online, please note if you prefer a quiet living area. Our placement team will do our best to accommodate your request.  We also have areas designated for mature students.

• Can I request a specific roommate?

  When applying online we are happy to offer an opportunity to request housing roommates through the housing portal. Please inquire with our office for further assistance on this process.

• Do I have to pay rent for my entire stay at one time?

  Fees are payable each semester and are due by your 1st Friday on campus. While you are encouraged to pay for the full semester, fee payment agreements can be arranged through Olds College. A $150 fee is applicable for payment plans.

• My course is only 8 weeks long. Can I still live in Residence?

  Yes, Complete a Residence Application making sure to indicate the dates of your course.

• Is there security in Centennial Village?

  There are over 80 security cameras in and around Centennial Village and College Courts. Access to townhouses and student rooms are secured by personalized key access and campus security does rounds in and around residence buildings.

• Is there a curfew?

  There is no curfew, students can come and go as you please, however quiet hours are from 10pm – 8am Sunday through Thursday and 12pm – 8am on Friday, Saturday. So if you are coming home late please be respectful of your neighbors.

• Can I have a guest stay with me while I’m living on campus?

  You are permitted to have a visitor stay in your room. A guest may not stay more than three consecutive nights in a row and to a maximum of 4 nights per month. This is subject to change.