Students' (Female) Housing
Department
On-Campus Residence-An Overview
The University has created what is considered
to be an ideal atmosphere for academic progress. The most significant component
of this atmosphere is the on-campus residence for female students available for
Arab, Muslim and foreign students along with their Jordanian colleagues. The
University offers an engaging and intellectually stimulating multicultural
setting where female students, from different
cultures, network and bond.
In order to provide in-coming students with a
comfortable and problem-free environment, a number of rules and regulations are
set forth for the students to follow.
We hope that our students will enjoy their stay
in our residences
Residence Instructions and Regulation
1.The student has the option of renting a single
room, a double room, or a private room with a bathroom. The designated rent for
each type of room shall be paid at the times specified by the female students’
On–Campus Housing Department.
2.The resident students should keep their rooms
clean and neat. The Residence supervisors have the right to check the condition
of the rooms. Unclean rooms may result
in penalties.
3 . The furniture installed in the rooms and lounges are
considered to be the students’ personal
possession. Students are asked to keep the furniture in good condition. Should
the furniture be mistreated by the student, she may be fined in case an item is
damaged.
4. For safety reasons, electrical appliances
such as heaters, microwaves, and irons are not allowed inside the rooms. These
appliances are made available by the Housing Department and installed in common
areas inside each building. In the event that an in-room appliance causes an
accident or damage, the student will take full responsibility.
5.
Food should be kept inside food-storing closets in the kitchen, and not inside
bedrooms.
6 .
Cleaning workers are in charge of cleaning the common areas such as corridors,
common lounges and bathrooms on a daily basis. Students are asked to keep them
clean and tidy.
7. Students are expected to cooperate regarding
energy saving by turning the lights off when the room is not in use and making
sure that water faucets are turned off after use.
8. Students are responsible for their own personal
belongings such as money, jewelry, and valuables. The Residence Administration
will not be held responsible in case any
students’ belongings are lost and/or stolen. The rooms should not be
left open for any reason whatsoever. It is recommended to keep valuable
personal belongings in a safe at the bank of the University.
9 . Students are not allowed to walk around the corridors, wards,
and lounges in sleeping gowns. Students are also asked to be dress
appropriately in the day time, especially on the ground floor.
10. In order to maintain a quiet and convenient
setting for studying, students need to cooperate in the following matters;
a-
Keeping the residence as quiet as possible at
all times and to refrain from
disturbing other floor-mates with loud noises, including but not limited to the radio, the
tape-recorder, or TV.
b-
Turning the lights off in bedrooms after midnight. If the student needs to study after midnight, she should use the
studying rooms on each floor.
11. Students are not allowed to change or
switch their rooms without the written
consent of the supervisor.
12. Telephone sets are made available for the
service of students in times of need. They should not be improperly used.
Students are in charge of all their out-going phone calls
13. Students should pay attention to the following:
a-
Students should abide by the residence’s closure time, specified by the Housing
Department.
b-
Students should be available in their rooms at the time specified by supervisor
for daily check-ups.
c- Any
student who wishes to sleep off-campus
over the weekend, and/or official
holidays has to fill out a permission slip. Permission will be granted only for
the names designated in the contract and signed by the student’s guardian.
d- The
student has to remit all keys and items in her personal possession to the
supervisor in-charge before she leaves the Residence at the end of each
semester.
e-
Students are requested to take all the books and odds and ends that belong to
them at the end of each semester, as the Residence Administration empties all
the rooms' contents for maintenance work and eliminates whatever is left behind.
14. Any student who wishes to enroll in public
University trips or special trips carried out by the students faculty should
make sure that the trip has been well coordinated between the trip moderator
and the Residence Administration, and obtain a written permission slip from the
Residence Administration, at least three days
prior to the trip
15. Bedrooms are designated for resident students
only. Non-resident students are not allowed inside these bedrooms
16. Students can receive their guests and relatives
at the Residence visiting lounges, at times specified by the Housing Department.
17. Sick students can visit the doctor at the
University Clinic. In emergency cases at night, students should notify the
supervisor in order to take necessary action.
18. For Safety,
- The residence is a smoke-free
place. Smoking cigarettes and/or hookah is strictly forbidden inside the Residence.
Students who are caught smoking will be penalized.
- Kitchen utensils should not
be left unclean, whether they are in the kitchen or in the bedrooms. Leaving
utensils unclean may cause students to be penalized.
- No relatives and/or friends
are allowed to sleep over at the Residence without the prior knowledge of the
Residence Administration. The Administration should be informed to avoid any
potential problems.
-The room is a privilege, not
a right of the student. The Residence Administration has the right to change
any room as it deems fit.
- Every student is required to
follow-up and abide by the Residence’s closure and opening times, which will be
announced at the beginning and end of every semester.
19. Violation of the regulations and instructions may subject students
to one of the following penalties notice:
- Warning (In Three Stages)
- Dismissal from the Residence
- Payment of Designated Fines
These penalties will be enclosed in the
student's personal file and could deprive her from obtaining a certificate of
good conduct at graduation
N.B. Please read these instructions and
regulations carefully before applying for a room in the on-campus Residence.
Accommodation Fees for Students Per Semester
- Buildings numbered from (1-10) include the
following rooms with the following prices:
- Single room for one student
(containing bath, refrigerator inside the room) but with a sharing kitchen,
fees 660 JD per semester.
- Single room for one student,
with a refrigerator in the room (sharing bathroom and kitchen) fees 492 JD per
semester.
- Double room for two students
(bath, kitchen shared) fees 300 JD per semester
- Three bedroom (bath, kitchen
shared) 250 JD
- All payments should also have
a refund of 50 JD (returned when student leaves the housing
- Studios in Building B4:
- A single studio for one
student (containing a kitchen, bath, air conditioning, refrigerator, and
microwave) Fees 1250 JD per semester.
- Double studio double for two
students (containing a kitchen, bath, air conditioning, refrigerator,
microwave) Fees 1500 JD per semester divided equally.
- Princess Basma Building :
- First Wing:
- Single room for one student
(containing bath) sharing kitchen fees 1000 JD per semester.
- Double room for two students
(containing bath) sharing kitchen fees 1200 JD per semester divided equally.
Note:
All the prices above are reduced to half (50%) during summer semester
