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A Knight’s Guide toLiving Off CampusA KNIGHT’S GUIDE TO LIVING OFF CAMPUSSTUDENT NEIGHBORHOOD RELATIONSUNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDAORLANDO, FLORIDA1
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDACONTENTSTypes of Off-campus Housing. . . . . 2Choosing the Right Place to Live. . 3Signing a Lease. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Your Rights & Responsibilities . . . . 5Being a Good Neighbor. . . . . . . . . . 6Transportation & Parking. . . . . . . . . 7Your Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9Tips on Finding a Roommate . . . . 10Roommate Preferences List . . . . . 11Apartment Checklist. . . . . . . . . . . . 122
A KNIGHT’S GUIDE TO LIVING OFF CAMPUSWelcome to UCF’sOff-campus CommunityStudent Neighborhood Relations (SNR) has spent yearslistening and talking to thousands of students who, likeyou, have chosen to live off campus.Whether you need help finding a place to live, aroommate, or you just need guidance, we are here tohelp you get the most out of your UCF experience —and make Orlando your home away from home.TIPStart lookingfor housingat least 8to 12 weeksprior tomoving.Start Looking EarlyStart looking for off-campus housing as soon as you’reaccepted, or about 8 to 12 weeks before moving. Forinstance, if you’re starting class in the fall, start lookingin or before May. Don’t wait until the last minute —housing close to the university goes fast.1
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDATypes of Off-campus HousingThere are numerous housing choices in Orlando, from just across thestreet from UCF’s main camus rental spaces near UCF Downtown andbeyond. To learn about some of the most popular places UCF studentslive off campus, please visit ucf.offcampuspartners.com. Most off-campusresidences require a signed lease. Here are some of the most commontypes of housing available:TIPStudents withdisabilities whomight need livingaccommodationsshould contactStudentNeighborhoodRelations ifassistance isneeded forhelp findingappropriatehousing.Contact us atSNR@UCF.eduStudent apartment communitiesThere are 20 furnished and 20unfurnished student apartmentcommunities in the UCF area. Theyshare a few traits such as: Individual leases Furniture Basic utilities often included —electricity and water Guarantor requiredMany traditional students,including freshmen living offcampus, live in one of the studentapartment communities.What’s the difference betweenaffiliated and non-affiliatedcommunities?UCF-affiliated communities arelocated off campus, but maintaina relationship with UCF Housingand Residence Life. KnightsCircle and The Pointe at Centralare UCF-affiliated communities.Non-affiliated communities areprivately owned and operated.Conventional apartmentsConventional apartments arenon-affiliated communities locatedthroughout the Orlando area. Likemost apartment communities, youwill be responsible for the entirelease, your utilities connection andmonthly bill, and all furniture.2Some other types of residencesinclude: Duplexes Single-family homes CondominiumsYou can often find great deals byrenting a room in a private houseor a duplex.Housing-type exclusionsUCF does not offer housingspecifically for married or graduatestudents, or temporary or shortterm housing. However, if youare a student with disabilities,Student Neighborhood Relationscan help you find a place that willaccommodate you. Students withdisabilities should register withStudent Accessibility Servicesimmediately after acceptanceto UCF.International students are urged tolook for a place before arriving atUCF and may be required to presentproof in advance that they havethe means to pay rent. Additionalresources for internationalstudents can be found atucf.offcampuspartners.comfor the International StudentHousing Guide.If you think living on campus mightbe a better option for you, contactHousing and Residence Life at407-823-4663 or visit website:www.housing.ucf.edu.
A KNIGHT’S GUIDE TO LIVING OFF CAMPUSChoosing the Right Place to LiveWhere and how you live will affectyour daily life throughout theschool year. Make a wise choice byconsidering the following: Transportation and walk ordrive time Available and easily accessibleshopping, eateries or banks Laundry facilities Noise in the area Safety and size of the residenceBefore you move inOnce you have found a place you’reinterested in, consider the pointsbelow to decide if the place is rightfor you. Can you afford the rent? Is there a late charge? Is there a possibility of a rentincrease during your lease? How long is the lease — 7, 9 or12 months? Does everything work properly? Is there security surveillance ora gate? How do you terminate the leaseif circumstances change? How much notice do you haveto give before moving out? Who pays for water, sewageand garbage? Any charges for overuseof utilities? Do you understand therequirements for a fullrefund on your securitydeposit?AMENITIES CHECKAsk if your place oneStorage spacePoolFitness centerComputer centerBalcony or patioFurniture Working faucets, toilets,drains, etc. Enough study space for allresidents Children and pet-friendlypoliciesNoise restrictions Resident and guest parkingREMEMBERThe place maylook nice, butthat doesn’tmean it’s rightfor you.Turn to page 12 for an apartmentcomparison checklist.TIPStart your search foroff-campus housing atucf.offcampuspartners.com.3
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDASIGNINGALEASEyou sign ato think about beforeHere are a few pointslease:(SLS) forStudent Legal Services* Bring your lease toreviewy after alllly (and request a cop* Read the lease carefuit)parties have signedh blank spaces* Don’t sign a lease witdon’t understand* Don’t sign a lease youtheic unit or residence — model unita* Ask to see your specifbyedentresrepnotquality of your unit ishitional agreements witaddallg* Obtain in writinmanagementrd or staffidence with the landlo* Walk through the res at that time, no matter the sizeand record all damageht (or your rent) in cas* Never pay your deposiant issueshelp with landlord/ten* Call or visit SLS toBREAKINGYOURLEASErer lease agreement as theKnow the details of youyourakbretoscesproaork andare often fees, paperw,ionoptyonlse isn’t yourlease. Breaking your leaIfdo.totwhaerstandand SNR wants you to undan option for you,notisselearyoungbreakiyou can:SUBLEASEORRELENTent between you, yourA sublease is an agreemson who rents yourlandlord and another percan be a difficult andsresidence from you. Thiand you will still betime-sensitive option,t and any damages to theresponsible for the renrassistance, contact youdresidence. If you neeryouseleasubwant toproperty manager. If youlisting on our Webatposcanyou,nceresideers.com.site: ucf.offcampuspartnd someone to rent yourYou’ll still need to finen fees involved withapartment. There are oftsub or relenting.4
A KNIGHT’S GUIDE TO LIVING OFF CAMPUSYour RightsResidents have rights no matter where they live. But students who live off campus areoften unaware that they have just as many rights as those who live on campus.FAIR HOUSING ACTIf your landlord refuses to rent to you based upon your race, class, gender, religion,age, physical limitations, or sexual orientation, you have the right to speak out. If youare an enrolled UCF student and you experience discrimination of any kind, free legalservices are available through Student Legal Services at 407-823-2538, stulegal@ucf.edu or sls.sdes@ucf.edu, Room 304, Student Union.YOUR RESIDENCEYour landlord must keep your residence up to health, building and housing codes.As a resident, you have the right to a structurally sound residence, including intactwindows, floors and roof. Also, remember that your landlord should exterminate yourresidence of all bugs, rodents, etc.; install a working smoke detector, remove garbagefrom premises continuously during your residence, and provide access to electricity,heat and running water.COMPLAINTS ABOUT YOUR LANDLORDYou have the right to complain if you have concerns or are treated unfairly. Someexamples of unfair treatment or abuse include: Business fraud or unethical actions Scams of any kind Violation of landlord/tenant laws Identity theftYou can contact Student Legal Services or Student NeighborhoodRelations to file a complaint. If you’re ready to file without ourassistance, contact the Florida Division of Consumer Servicesat 1-800-435-7352 or the Better Business Bureau of Central Floridaat 407-621-3300.Your ResponsibilitiesAs a resident, you have responsibilities. You liveaway from home, but that doesn’t release youfrom caring for your residence or adhering tohousing laws. You have a responsibility to: Keep your place clean and free of garbage Comply with housing and health codes Contact the landlord when repairs are needed Avoid damaging the residence Respect your neighbors Control the noise level and your guests5
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDAHaving a PartyTIPInform yourneighborsof yourparty—maybeeven invitethem.Play by the rules of your rentalcommunity. If you don’t knowthe guidelines, ask managementfor a copy.Here are a few tips: Check with your roommate tosee if they’re okay with havinga party Stay at the party the entire time Invite a manageable numberof guests — maybe even yourneighbors Consider noise, parking, music,and food and drink issues Remove or hide all valuablesand breakables Inform your guests about thecommunity rules Check IDs — underage drinkingis illegalIf your party gets out-of-hand, youcould face serious consequences.You are responsible for anyunderage drinking, violation ofnoise ordinances, personal injury,property damage, and parking orlease violations that occur in orat your residence. Some possibleconsequences include: Eviction Fines and/or jail time Civil and criminal liability University sanctions* Towing or parking fines Personal injury liability* Visit goldenrule.sdes.ucf.edu fora full description of UCF rules andregulations.Being a Good NeighborRE MEMBERIt is yourresponsibilityto be familiarwith TheGolden RuleStudentHandbook.6Whether you live on or off campus,you are a member of the UCFcommunity and must adhere to TheGolden Rule Student Handbook.If you aren’t a good neighbor, itreflects on the UCF community.Businesses, schools and churchesare neighbors, as well. Keep noiseas low as possible, clean up afteryour parties, mow your lawnregularly, and consider joiningyour neighborhood association. Getto know your neighbors, be politeand talk to them, and show themrespect — and they will treat youthe same.
A KNIGHT’S GUIDE TO LIVING OFF CAMPUSTransportation & ParkingGetting around on and off campusis pretty easy, whether or not youhave a car. UCF has a number ofoptions, including:Off-campus shuttle serviceIf you need transportation to andfrom your apartment community,and you live near the university, youmay have access to the off-campusshuttle. Buses make round trips toand from campus Monday throughFriday, free of charge for UCFstudents. For more information,visit the parking services website atparking.ucf.edu.On-campus shuttle serviceYou can travel throughout thecampus on the shuttle bus. The busschedule is Monday through Fridayfrom 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and is free forUCF students.Public transportationThe Lynx bus operates in Orange,Seminole and Osceola counties, andhas extensive routes throughoutthe tri-county area. For moreinformation about routes and times,visit www.golynx.com.On-campus parkingYou’ll need a permit to park yourmotor vehicle on campus. While itdoesn’t guarantee you a parkingspace on campus, it does allowyou to park in designated lots.UCF also has metered parkingspaces. You can park your bicycleon campus free of charge. Formore information on parking, visitparking.ucf.edu.Out-of-state driversIf you’re moving from another state,consider whether or not you’ll keepyour out-of-state license plateor get a Florida plate. If you planto stay in Orlando long-term, it’sbest to change your license plate,driver’s license and car insurance.Note: Florida does not havemandatory car inspection. Formore information, check with theFlorida Department of HighwaySafety and Motor Vehicles atwww.flhsmv.gov.7
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDANeed Something on Campus?UCF has a wide range of serviceson campus and virtually that helpstudents succeed in school andwith their personal development.You can eat, see a doctor, shop forcertain items, manage your moneyand seek personal support withoutleaving the campus. Please visitthe UCF Student Services websitefor an extensive list of studentresources (www.ucf.edu/services).Health &WellnessAs a UCF student you have accessto the Health Center. You cansee a doctor and fill prescriptions(sometimes at a discounted rate)on campus. Students also haveaccess to mental health services oncampus. Additionally, UCF studentscan access a number of services,health, and diet assessments at theRecreation and Wellness Center.Health & Wellness Contacts:8Counseling and Psychological Services407-823-2811caps.sdes.ucf.eduUCF Student Health Services407-823-2701studenthealth.ucf.eduUCF Pharmacy407-UCF-MEDS studenthealth.ucf.edu/services/pharmacyWellness & Health Promotion Services407-823-5841whps.sdes.ucf.edu
A KNIGHT’S GUIDE TO LIVING OFF CAMPUSYour SafetyWherever you live, you should think about your safety. Please note these simple points: Don’t let anyone you don’t know inside your residenceAsk for your doors to be re-keyed before you move inLock windows and doors at all timesContact management immediately if any safety locks or devices need repairUse the Blue Light Emergency Phones when you are on campusAvoid placing hidden keys outside your residence and never lend keys outLearn your escape routes for fires or stormsExit immediately if there is a fire, leave your valuables, and stay low if there is heavy smokeRespond to all alarms in your building or communityAvoid using an ATM at night, alone, in dark and/or isolated areas,and places with hedges and bushes nearby, or if you feel that theATM has been tampered withREMEMBER Don’t post private information such as your address, phone number,Always dialschedule, etc., on social networking sites911 for Keep your phone charged and carry an extra chargeremergencies.IMPORTANT NUMBERSIf you need help contact:Orange County Sheriff’s Office407-836-4357ocso.com/contactSeminole County Sheriff’s Office407-665-6650seminolesheriff.orgUCF Police Department407-823-5555police.ucf.eduUCF Student Escort Patrol Services (SEPS)407-823-2424parking.ucf.edu/safe-escortUCF Victim icesWeather WarningsUCF is in the Sunshine State, but Florida isn’talways sunny — sometimes severe weather isa cause to take action. Tune in to your localradio or TV stations for the latest news. Localmedia have a system in use to gauge theseverity of the weather. A watch is often a first alert, andit indicates that weather poses apossible threat A warning is when dangerousconditions are developing. Find asafe place immediately.When a hurricane is approaching CentralFlorida, go home to your permanent addressif driving conditions are safe. If you are unableto leave for any reason, locate the nearestshelter as soon as possible. Some apartmentcommunities organize shelters for theirresidents, so check with management.Preparing for severe weather Secure outdoor equipment and bring inloose items Board or cover windows Check your emergency supplies suchas non-perishable foods, bottled water,medicines, first aid kit, flashlight, batteries,extra cash, battery-operated radio, etc. Fill your car’s gas tankFor more emergency preparation tips, visitUCF’s Environmental Health & Safety websiteat www.ehs.ucf.edu.EMERGENCY CONTACT INFOOrange County Emergency Management:Call 407-836-9140 or visit www.ocoem.comSeminole County Emergency Management:Call 407-665-8000 or visitwww.seminolepublicsafety.org9
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDATIPLog on toucf.offcampuspartners.comto start your roommate search.Tıps on Fınding a RoommateHaving a roommate cuts down on the costs and responsibilities of offcampus living. Student apartment communities can help find a roommatefor you if you can’t find one on your own. If you do find a roommate onyour own, look for someone with similar habits.Here are a few tips on finding the right roommate: Be patient and careful — don’t make any impulsive decisions Fill out the roommate preferences form on page 11 and clearlycommunicate your answers Check their credit and do a background check, if appropriate Bring a friend and meet in a public place — never go someplacealone or private Call Student Neighborhood Relations at 407-823-4427 if you need helpMoving In with YourRoommate10Once you have chosen a roommate and moved in, continue to protectyourself. The following tips should help you if you are livingin a conventional apartment: Arrange to pay the landlord directly, if possible Pay with a check or money order if your roommate collects the rent —never in cash Inquire about signing separate leases — your landlord may oblige Avoid co-signing for a roommate — have their parents or someone elseco-sign Keep your room locked and valuables safe at all times even when youare present
ROOMMATE PREFERENCESMy Ideal RoommateFinding the right roommate is essential to having a positive experience in college.Start thinking about how you live and what you prefer early — that way, you’ll findthe best fit for you. Fill out the survey below and prepare to tell future roommatesabout yourself.TEAR ALONG DOTTED LINEHOW DO YOU LIVE?1.I study in the apartment / library about times a week.2.I do / do not need quiet time and my best time to study is .3.I do / do not cook in the apartment, and eat breakfast / lunch / dinner athome.4.I do / do not drink alcoholic beverages and do / do not use drugs.I do / do not mind if my roommate does either of these. As for parties, I feel.5.Overnight guests are / aren’t allowed.6.Each person should be responsible for their own groceries / bills / cleaning.7.On a scale from 1 – 5 for cleanliness, I’m about a .8.A set schedule is / is not desired for chores.9.If I am upset, I expect my roommate to .If my roommate is upset, I prefer to .10. I rarely / sometimes / often need time alone. I am a private / social person.11.I don’t mind / avoid sharing my things.12.I don’t like / don’t mind lending money.Other important things about me and/or the roommate I want:.11
My Apartment ChecklistUse this checklist to compare up to three apartments.LEASEAPT123APT123APT123How much is rent?How long is the lease (7, 9 or 12 months)?Is subleasing allowed?How much is the security deposit?Option for early lease termination?How much advance notice is required for lease termination?Can rent be increased at anytime during lease?Do I understand the requirements for a full refund of security deposit?Am I clear who pays for water/sewage/garbage/etc.?Do I understand whom to call for emergencies?Is there a list of rules and regulations for residents?Is there an occupancy limit?Is there an extra pet net/phoneWorking faucets/toilets/drainsAdequate storage spacePoolFitness center/workout roomLaundry facilitiesBalcony or patioFurnitureAdequate study spaceResident parkingGuest parkingSECURITYFire sprinkler systemSmoke detectors (If required, who replaces the battery?)Security systemFire extinguishersAdequate outdoor safety lightingOutdoor surveillance systemProperty gateGuard station/on-site security12TEAR ALONG DOTTED LINEAre pets allowed?
THE UCF CREEDIntegrity, scholarship, community,creativity, and excellence are thecore values that guide our conduct,performance, and decisions.INTEGRITYI will practice and defend academicand personal honesty.SCHOLARSHIPI will cherish and honor learningas a fundamental purpose of mymembership in the UCF community.COMMUNITYI will promote an open and supportivecampus environment by respectingthe rights and contributions of everyindividual.CREATIVITYI will use my talents to enrich thehuman experience.EXCELLENCEI will strive toward the higheststandards of performance in anyendeavor I undertake.
Quick Contact ListIMPORTANT WEBSITESUCFStudent Neighborhood RelationsNational Hurricane CenterState of Florida Emergency .govwww.floridadisaster.orgUCFCounseling and Psychological ServicesParking and Transportation ServicesStudent Escort Patrol ServiceStudent Health ServicesStudent Legal ServicesStudent UnionUCF (main line)UCF Housing (On and UCF Affilated Housing)UCF Police DepartmentVictim .eduEmergency ManagementOrange County Emergency Management www.orangecountyfl.net/EmergencySafetySeminole County Emergency Management icewww.seminolesheriff.orgwppd.orgComplaintsBetter Business Bureau of Central Floridawww.bbb.org/us/fl/orlandoFlorida Division of Consumer Services r-ServicesFlorida Housing Discrimination Hotline PORTANT NUMBERSEmergencyStudent Neighborhood RelationsStudent UnionVictim ServicesSeminole County Emergency ManagementOrange County Sheriff’s DepartmentSeminole County Sheriff’s DUDivision of Student Development and Enrollment Services2021-03-29 Produced by the SDES Web and Communications TeamOff-campus Law EnforcementOrange County Sheriff’s DepartmentOviedo Police DepartmentSeminole County Sheriff’s DepartmentWinter Park Police Department
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