Housing Policies for First-Year Students

Housing Policies for First-Year Students

All first-year students are required to live in campus dorms. The only exception to this rule applies to students who live within a 20-mile radius of the university. In accordance with affirmative action standards, roommate assignments are made with no consideration to race, religion, or national origin. The university will consider roommate requests for first-year students but strongly discourages two students from the same high school requesting to live together. A residence contract must be read, signed, and submitted by students before they receive dormitory and roommate assignments.

Since the university views community dining as an integral part of the residential campus experience, freshman are encouraged to dine in assigned dining halls; however, students may bring their own mini refrigerators and microwaves to use in their rooms.

As with all campus buildings, smoking and illegal drugs are prohibited in all dormitories. Alcohol is strictly prohibited in all first-year housing.

Question 1

You are the Dean of Student Housing at a university. Per your request, the Assistant Dean has written new policies that will affect first-year students and has submitted them for your approval. One objective of the university is to encourage first-year students to branch out and meet new people. How do the housing policies imply this objective?

A. by allowing students who live nearby to commute from home

B. by discouraging students who know each other to live together and by encouraging students to eat at dining halls

C. by allowing refrigerators and microwaves in dorm rooms and prohibiting alcohol

D. by requiring students to eat at dining halls and by allowing students who live nearby to commute

E. by following affirmative action standards and by prohibiting smoking and illegal drugs campus wide

Question 2

First-year students often ask in advance about housing for following years. Using clues within the policy statement, which statement is likely true of returning students?

F. They are required to live in dormitories.

G. They are not permitted to live in dormitories.

H. They must live within a 20-mile radius of the university.

J. They may live in apartments or other off-campus housing only.

K. They may live in dormitories or off-campus housing.

Câu 1

Đáp án: B

Mục tiêu của trường là khuyến khích sinh viên năm nhất mở rộng mối quan hệ, gặp gỡ người mới. Văn bản thể hiện điều này qua hai chi tiết:

Trường không khuyến khích hai sinh viên cùng trường cấp 3 xin ở chung phòng.

Trường khuyến khích sinh viên ăn tại nhà ăn chung để tăng kết nối cộng đồng.

Cả hai chi tiết này đều nhằm giúp sinh viên tiếp xúc với người mới thay vì chỉ quanh quẩn với bạn cũ. Đáp án B phản ánh đúng cả hai điểm này.

Câu 2

Đáp án: K

Văn bản chỉ nói: "Tất cả sinh viên năm nhất đều bắt buộc phải ở ký túc xá." Quy định bắt buộc này chỉ nhắc đến năm nhất, không đề cập đến các năm sau. Từ đó có thể suy ra: sinh viên các khóa trên (returning students) không còn bị bắt buộc ở ký túc xá nữa — họ có thể chọn tiếp tục ở ký túc xá hoặc chuyển ra ở ngoài (nhà thuê, căn hộ...). Vì vậy đáp án đúng là K: họ có thể ở ký túc xá hoặc ở ngoài trường.




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