What does OYR mean in UNIVERSITIES

The One-Year Residence Program is a unique program that allows students the opportunity to gain a lower cost form of housing, as well as to develop professional skills and further their education. This program provides students with the chance to immerse themselves in a college environment and gain valuable experience in areas such as leadership, community service, and student life.

The One Year Residence Program is open to all degree-seeking undergraduate students who are enrolled in an accredited college or university. It is also available to international students who have a valid study permit issued by their country of origin.

Participants of the One-Year Residence Program receive access to on-site staff and faculty who provide academic advising, career guidance, and social support during their stay. Additionally, participants have access to resources such as textbooks, library materials, and computer labs for research and studying purposes.

The program typically begins at the start of each academic year (i.e., August/September) and ends at the conclusion of that school year (i.e., May/June). However, please confirm exact dates with your university's Office of Student Life prior to applying.

Participation in the One Year Residence Program typically costs $5,000-$8,000 USD per academic year depending on which university you attend and what type of room/housing you select (if applicable). Please note that additional fees may be charged based on individual circumstances; these fees can be discussed with your university prior to application.

Depending on which school you attend for your residence period, you may be offered single or multiple occupancy apartments with shared kitchen facilities either on campus or off campus - as well as meals in the dining hall where applicable. Housing arrangements will vary from one school to another so please make sure you check this information before applying.