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SDN article: Legal Matters: Joining a Board
Depends on the school. Are you a traditional couple or a nontraditional couple, cuz I think NYMC and AECOM had gaffes over not providing nontraditional couples couples housing... correct me if I am wrong...
Columbia said something about providing for domestic partners, which I would assume by default includes same sex and opposite sex couples...
Yeah, but it does not mean that you can pick up a chick at a bar on Friday night and have her move into med school housing with you.
when i interviewed at sinai our tour guide said you only need a joint bank account to qualify for couples housing!
some schools have strict requirements for domestic partnerships. NYU needs 2 accounts with both parties listed, plus registration with NY state as a domestic partnership. http://www.med.nyu.edu/resci/housing/PDF/FamilyHousingPolicyRevised.pdf
for WCMC, it factors into your financial aid also.
http://www.med.cornell.edu/housing/pdf/Fam_Hous_Policy.pdf
for WCMC, it factors into your financial aid also.
http://www.med.cornell.edu/housing/pdf/Fam_Hous_Policy.pdf
I don't know about NY, but I was looking into it down here in Florida and many of the schools require a Marriage License before they look at your application for on-campus housing.
During my NYMC interview I asked my tour guide if I could live in the couples housing with my girlfriend of 4 years. She said that you must be married in order to live there, she also said that same sex couples were not allowed to live in the housing as well. She was very apologetic about it and agreed with me that it is a bad policy. It especially sucks there because living off campus at NYMC is very costly.
That's odd... my tour guide was a 2nd-year who was living in couples housing with her boyfriend.