Securing accommodations is the responsibility of each Loyalist College student. Whether living on-campus or off-campus, it is important that you choose accommodations that suit your budget and lifestyle. Please read all the information to understand your housing options and information to support you living in a new country. Our International Centre can discuss all options for consideration for longer term accommodations.
On-Campus Housing
Loyalist’s Residences are peacefully nestled in a cozy wooded country setting on campus, close to many student life activities. With enough space for 476 students, Loyalist has five suite-style Residence buildings. We also have 104 spots in four fully furnished townhouse buildings. Our Residences are an easy and convenient way to access your classes and College services (computer labs, Health Centre, Fitness Centre, etc.). They are located a short three minute walk from our Main Building – Kente.
Students in Residence will share an apartment with other students which includes a full kitchen, two bathrooms and a living room. Heat, hydro, WiFi are included in your Residence fees. For more information on Residence, please click here.
Off-Campus Housing
Housing options within Belleville or surrounding communities can vary by the type of accommodation (private or shared) but also in price range. Students should budget to spend between $400 – $800 CAD per month, plus personal expenses. Students can find their own off-campus accommodations using the following websites:
Search Belleville listings: Places4Students
Disclaimer:
Loyalist College is in no way responsible or liable for any contact, or contents thereof, made as a result of disclosing or responding to, an email address or any other personal information. The College cannot and does not accept responsibility for housing arrangements made by persons using the site.
Off-Campus Housing – Considerations when renting in Canada
Additional Expenses
How to be a Good Tenant
Regardless where (on or off-campus) or with whom (with or without housemates), living in Canada will be an adjustment. We encourage you to review the rules and responsibilities of being a good tenant.