Accepted Students - Housing At SGU - Procedures- St. George’s University

Housing at SGU - housing procedures

For all new entering students, it is very important to fill out,sign, and return the University housing form and the roommate preference form that you receive in your acceptance package from the Office of Admission. Roommate requests will be honored but must be submitted in writing in ample time as rooms and roommates will be assigned approximately one month prior to your arrival in Grenada.

Forms can be mailed to:

St. George’s University
c/o The North American Correspondent
University Support Services, LLC
Office of Admission
One East Main Street
Bay Shore, NY 11706
Phone: +1 (631) 665-8500
Fax: +1 (631) 665-5590

You will be notified by email as to your housing assignment.

Subsequent Terms, Grenada
- Medical, Veterinary Medical and Graduate Students
  After the first term, students who wish to remain on campus must
  enter the housing lottery.* A housing lottery is held in October/November for the Spring semester and again in March/April for the Fall semester.
- Premedical, Preveterinary Medical and Undergraduate Students
  After the first year, students who wish to remain on campus must
  enter the housing lottery.* A housing lottery is held in October/November for the Spring semester and again in March/April for the Fall semester.
Lottery Procedures
In the presence of the Dean and a Student Government Representative, the lottery is drawn for singles and doubles by suites instead of by individuals; therefore, students are asked to submit their forms in groups based on the type of housing they require. If you do not have the required number of students to fill a suite but would like to live on campus, the Housing Office will group and match up all incomplete suites before the lottery is drawn. Results of the lottery and placement in dorms are sent to students’ SGU emails and viewed on SGU housing website.

*Students desiring off-campus housing can obtain a list of University-approved housing from the Housing Office. The University reserves the right to require students to live on campus for the full duration of their stay in Grenada.
Housing, Clinical Years
Housing opportunities vary at different clinical centers, affiliated hospitals and veterinary clinical locations. In all cases, during the medical and veterinary clinical years, housing is the responsibility of the student. Some affiliated hospitals in the United Kingdom provide single accommodations for students. The student is responsible for the cost of these accommodations.