Gyeonggi Province Dormitory Confirms Selection of 274 New Residents for 2022

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Park No-hoon] Gyeonggi Province Dormitory, a public dormitory for university students and young adults in Gyeonggi Province, has confirmed the selection of 274 new residents for 2022.

Gyeonggi Province accepted applications from January 3 to February 3 this year from university students or young adults whose registered residential address has been in Gyeonggi Province for one year or more, or whose cumulative period of residence in Gyeonggi Province is 10 years or more.

With a total capacity of 278 people (including 5 allocated for persons with disabilities), 419 university students and young adults residing in the province applied, achieving a competition ratio of 1.5 to 1.

Following the selection criteria for university students and young adults, 209 university students and 65 young adults were selected.

Selected residents can live for one year from February 25, 2022 to February 10, 2023.

Residents receive lodging with breakfast and dinner included, mandatory community living education, educational programs such as employment academies, and support for resident self-governance activities.

Gyeonggi Province Dormitory consists of 91 triple rooms and 5 single rooms (exclusively for persons with disabilities).

The facility is equipped with a small library, fitness center, laundry room, cafeteria, forest arboretum, and café.

Choi Byeong-gil, Director of Educational Cooperation at Gyeonggi Province, said, "Gyeonggi Province Dormitory is a facility supported to reduce housing costs for university students and young adults in Gyeonggi Province, establishing housing stability and a foundation for self-reliance. We will do our best to provide high-quality meals and convenient services so that residents can live comfortably and safely."

The list of confirmed residents can be found on the Gyeonggi Province Dormitory website (www.ggdorm.or.kr). For more detailed information, you can contact the Gyeonggi Province Dormitory website (www.ggdorm.or.kr) or call (031-217-7671) for assistance.