Graduate Dorms: Female/Male Graduate Dorm #1, Guo Qing Female/Male Graduate Dorm #3, Graduate Dorm #13, Water Source District's newly remodeled Dorm #1 & Math & Science Graduate Dorm. School of Law and School of Medicine graduate students live in Male Dorm #4, Female Dorm #4, Male Dorm #2, and Female Dorm #6 (with 1st floor housing college students only) which are located at the School of Law and School of Medicine. If the School of Law and School of Medicine run out of housing, students may apply for other graduate dorms. However, if housing is available at the School of Law and School of Medicine, students must reside on these campuses.

Graduate Dorm #1 is a newly renovated dorm. Housing is NT$6,600 per semester and NT$2,640 for the summer at Graduate Dorm #1 for a two-person room. Math & Science Dorm and Dorm #13 are older dorms. There are two-person and four-person rooms in the Math & Science Dorm. Housing fees are NT$3,500 per semester and NT$1,400 for the summer. Guo Qing Graduate Dorm #3 has two-person rooms. Housing for male is NT$7,000 per semester and NT$2,800 for the summer. Housing for female students is NT$8,000NT per semester and NT$3,200 for the summer (Equipped with air conditioning).

1. Water Source District's newly remodeled Dorm #1 (previously Guo Fang Hospital) has four-person rooms. Housing fees are NT$6,100 for the year and NT$2,440 for the summer. The second and the fifth floors of Guo Qing Graduate Dorm #3 are newly renovated. The second floor houses freshman females while the fifth floor houses exchange students. Fees are NT$7,000 for the year and NT$2,800 for the summer. Sixth and seventh floors of Male Dorm #8 have been switched to house graduate students. They are four-person rooms with fees at NT$6,100 for the year and NT$2,440 for the summer.

The fourth floor of Guo Qing Dorm #3 has nine two-person rooms to house exchange students. Housing fees will be determined in accordance with the Exchange Programs Policies.

There are nine dorms which are classified under College Male Dorms: Male Dorm #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8 and Male Dorm #16. Male Dorm #4, the "Half Old Dorm", has four-person rooms for NT$5,100 per semester and NT$2,040 for the summer. Male Dorm #16, the "Old Dorm", has four-person rooms for NT$4,600 and NT$1,840 for the summer. Male Dorm #1 has four-person dorms for NT$5,600 and NT$2,240 for the summer. Other dorms have four-person rooms for NT$6,100 and NT$2,440 for the summer. Male Dorm #4 (four-person rooms) and Male Dorm #16 which house law and sociology students are located at No. 16 Shao Xing South Street. Male Dorm #2 is located at No. 2-2 Xu Zhou Road and houses medical students and public health students in their third year of study or higher. When medical and public health students become third year students, they will be selected at random to move into Male Dorm #2.

The first and second floors of Male Dorm #1 and the fourth floor of Male Dorm #7 are primary for first-year students. When students become second-year students, they must move into another dorm. As housing is limited in Male Dorm #4 and Male Dorm #16, first year law students will reside in the above mentioned dorms.

There are eleven female dorms: Female Dorm #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9 and Freshman Female Dorm A and Freshman Female Dorm B. Female Dorm #1, the "Half Old Dorm," charges NT$5,100 per semester and NT$2,040 for the summer. Female Dorm #7 charges NT$4,600 per semester and NT$1,840 for the summer. The fees are NT$3,500 per semester for Female Dorm #5, #8, #9 ("Old Dorms") and NT$1,400 for the summer. Female Dorm #5, #8, and #9 all house five students in a room. Female Dorm #2, #3, #4, #6, Freshman Female Dorm A, and Freshman Female Dorm B are considered to be newer dorms and house four students in a room. Fees are NT$6,100 per semester and NT$2,440 for the summer.

Students residing in Freshman Female Dorm A or Freshman Female Dorm B (previously fourth and fifth floors of the Graduate Male Dorm #2) must move into another female dorm when they become second-year students.

Students who do not wish to stay in their dorms during the summer should consult a Housing Management employee before June 24th, and then proceed to Student Housing Services for a refund.

When law and sociology students reach their second year in college, they must return to Female Dorm #4 and #7 located on No. 6 Shao Xing Street (School of Law). Nursing-majored students entering their second-year, medical students, and public health students entering their third-year must return to Female Dorm #6 located at No. 2-2 Xu Zhou Road (School of Medicine) based on the results from a random draw.

1. Bedroom Furniture: bunk without mattress, desk, lamp, book shelf, chair, and closets and drawers (Graduate Dorm #3 has computer desks).
2. Bathroom Furniture: Except for Graduate Dorm #1 which has two bedrooms to a bathroom, Female Dorm #9 which has six bedrooms to a bathroom, and Female Dorm #2 which has six bedrooms to a two bathrooms , all other dorms have public bathrooms.
3. Internet Facilities: All dorms are equipped with RG58 modems and UTP capabilities.
4. Telephone Service: Every dorm works on the Centrex system. Students who wish to make outgoing calls should contact the telephone service provider of their dorm.
5. Student Dining Commons , Campus Convenient Stores: Female Dorm #4, Male Dorm #1, Male Dorm #4, Male Dorm #8, Graduate Dorm #1, Freshman Female Dorm and Guo Qing Graduate Dorm #3 all have Campus Convenient Stores. Female Dorm #1, Female Dorm #6, Female Dorm #9, Freshman Female Dorm , Male Dorm #1, Male Dorm #2, Male Dorm #7 all have Student Dining commons. Guo Qing Graduate Dorm #3 has a cafe.
6. Automatic Washers & Dryers, Newspaper and Telephone Card Dispensers, Automated Teller Machines: Automated Teller Machines are located on Chang Xing Street's Male Dorm District, Law and Sociology Campuses, Medical Dorm District (Hua Nan Bank), Graduate Dorm #2 (Post Office), and other places on campus.
7. Study Lounges, Reading Rooms, Lounges, Movie 4 and television viewing Rooms: Male Dorm #5, Male Dorm #7, Female Dorm #3, Female Dorm #4, Female Dorm #7, and Female #2 have Study Lounges. All dorms have Projection Rooms which provide newspapers, magazines, books, televisions, and video tapes.
8. Hot water is available all day.
9. Dorms except Male Dorm #1, Male Dorm #3, Male Dorm #5, and Graduate Male Dorm #1 have student identification card swipe-in entrances that are under surveillance. Students can directly contact Campus Police by dialing 110 from the dorms.
10. Elevators: Guo Qing Graduate Dorm #3, Male Dorm #2, and Female Dorm #6 have eleven floors and Graduate Female Dorm #1 has 7 floors. These dorms have elevators while other dorms have five floors or less and do not have elevators.

1. Student Housing Department: handles student housing affairs and appoints housing officials
2. Student Housing Management Personnel: 27 Resident Directors in charge of matters (holidays and nights also)
3. Student Housing Employees: 3 9 people who are to fill in for others during holidays
4. Student Housing Committee: makes housing decisions according to students' opinions
5. Housing Finances Committee
6. Student Housing Internet Management Personnel
7. General Services Committee
8. Surroundings Center: handles problems of drinking water and surroundings
9. Food Committee: responsible for the evaluation of Campus Dining Areas and Campus Convenient Stores
10. Ticket Committee: handles matters regarding meal tickets in Campus Dining Areas and Campus Convenient Stores
11. Protection Team: ensures dorms are adequately prepared in the case of fire

1. NTU Student Housing Management Rules
2. NTU Student Summer Housing Management Rules
3. NTU Independent Student Housing Committee's Detailed Rules
4. NTU Student Housing Ticketing Rules for Cafeterias and stands
5. NTU Student Housing Rules Regarding Dorm Accessibility and Guests
6. NTU Student Housing Important Rules Regarding Room Modifications
7. NTU Student Housing Financial Management Measures

For a long time, NTU's old dorms have lacked necessary facilities and were much criticized. The 9,000 or more students residing in the dorms have made dorm improvements an important goal for the Student Housing Services Department.

OLD DORMS
Solutions:

HOUSING IS INSUFFICIENT, as the university lacked funds to build new dorms, the number of students residing in old dorms decreased while the number of students increased.
Results:

SLOW ENFORCEMENT OF RULES & REGULATIONS
Solutions:

SAFETY ISSUES

Male dorms do not have security guards while female dorms do. Due to increasing request for gender equality and the wish of students to expand their freedom dorms are now accessible through monitored student identification card swipe-in.

All dorms are directly connected to Campus Police, the police department, and the fire department.

1. To convert Graduate Dorms to College Dorms will help housing in college sector
2. To promote patriotism within students. Help students by making work study available to needy students and providing counseling
3. To remodel old dorms and solve housing shortage
4. Services Department continues to handle problems regarding dorms
5. To change two new elevators, increase power supply in dorms so students may install and pay for their own air conditioning
6. To continue to give students counsels in physical and emotional aspects
7. To create more dorms to house newer majors
8. To keep contact with security personnel to ensure students safety
9. Students and parents should first consult the dorm resident director, then proceed to the Student Housing Management Resident Director Department, and lastly to Student Housing Services (33662264).