
Preparing to begin your college education involves your whole family. We encourage you to work with them to find the right residence hall for you. The detailed facts on these pages will provide many of the answers you will need.
A. Most students will choose to move-in early on August 27th, 2013. This is a great opportunity to get used to the campus before you have to hit the books! There is a nominal programming fee. The standard move-in date will be September 1, 2013. Move out day is May 17th, 2014.
A. We'll provide all of the standard items: beds, mini blinds, a full-size refrigerator, microwave, clothing storage, etc. You'll also want to bring basic kitchen utensils, small appliances, dishes, shower curtains, towels and a few other supplies.
A. Yes. Yes. We provide heat, electric, and Internet access with speeds up to 100 Mbps. You'll only pay for cable and phone (both optional).
A. No. You can remain in the building, in your unit during your entire lease term. This includes the seven weeks that UW-Madison is on break.
A. Absolutely! Regardless of where you live, you have access to all services UW-Madison offers.
A. We take every precaution to provide you with a well-maintained and well-monitored environment. We use cameras, 24-hour front desks, and doors with after hours locks. We also screen all employees, hire private security, and we have 24/7 Resident Assistants and Maintenance Technicians on call for you.
A. For your convenience, we have broken your total contract price into nine equal installment payments. Your first installment payment is due on August 1, 2013. You will make one payment, on, or before, the first of the month, for each subsequent month. Your last payment will be made on April 1, 2014.
A. There are multiple ways to pay your installments. Most of our residents choose recurring automatic deduction from their bank account. Other methods, such as checks, and credit/debit cards are also accepted. We'll provide you with payment details prior to move in.
A. Your deposit becomes part of your total $300 security deposit. The remaining $250 is due on, or before, June 1, 2013.
A. Yes. Your personal property is not covered under your contract terms. For your benefit, we do require the purchase of renters insurance or that you obtain coverage through your parents' homeowner's policy. It's not expensive and is well worth its value.
A. If you are denied admission to UW-Madison, or choose to attend a school that's not in Madison, you will be released from your Contract if you notify us of the denial by June 1, 2013. You must provide a copy of the denial or admittance to the other school with your request.
A. Your contract is a legally binding agreement for the full term. However, you may be able to find another resident to take over your lease.
A. We'll do everything we can to help you. Our Resident Assistants are trained to work through roommate issues. Our residents find our 24-step, hand picked roommate matching works exceedingly well for them.
A. Please give us a call or come take a tour. We're always open!
Regent101
1402 Regent Street
Madison, Wisconsin 53711
608-258-4900
800-456-0223 (toll-free)
Lucky101
777 University Avenue
Madison, Wisconsin 53715
608-237-2624
877-36-LUCKY (toll-free)
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