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Admission Procedures

Once candidates have returned their written application, they will be interviewed by the director of the Maison Française and by members of the Maison's Administrative Committee.

The new application is now available! Click here to apply: DOCX document icon Application for 2011-2012 (.docx, 25KB)

Students interested in living in the Maison for the school year of 2011-2012 must submit their applicatiosn by Thursday, October 14th, 2010.   Applications received after this date will be reviewed on a rolling basis depending on whether spaces are available. For more information please contact Prof.Mary McKinley, Director of the Maison Française () or Rachel Geer, Cultural Activities Coordinator ().

Lease signing and commitment to reside

The lease to be signed with University Housing is for nine consecutive months. It follows that it is the students' responsibility if they plan to study abroad for a semester (either Spring or Fall) during the academic year of prospective residence in the Maison to find a replacement (cleared by the director). At the time students are notified of admission, they will have an eight day period in which to sign a binding commitment to reside in the Maison during the following academic year. This commitment will have the effect of eliminating alternate residential options they may also have applied for. It is designed to protect alternate candidates on the waiting list who cannot be asked to wait indefinitely.

Other information/Special features

Two washers and two dryers in the basement of the Maison for residents' use; every resident is assigned a box for receiving US mail, (messenger mail needs to be retrieved in the French department); a soda machine located outside near the basement door; a wall jack for telephone and internet lines in each bedroom.

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Charlottesville, VA 22904-4770

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