Georgia, United States
Emory and Henry College
United States
| Campus setting | Contact the university / college |
|---|---|
| Living cost | USD 1,500 per month |
| Student population | Contact the university / college |
| International students | Contact the university / college |
| Institution type | Private |
About Young Harris College
Campus information
Many new exciting building projects have recently been completed, including the 200-bed LEED Silver-certified Enotah Hall, the 148-bed apartment-style housing facility The Village, the 57,000-square-foot Recreation and Fitness Center featuring a 1,100 seat basketball arena, the new 12-court, lighted Bob & Gayle Nichols Tennis Complex, and the 121,000-square-foot Rollins Campus Center.
Young Harris, Georgia is located in the southern Appalachian Mountains, ideally situated between the Chattahoochee, Cherokee and Nantahala National Forests, and a scenic two-hour drive from Atlanta, Georgia and Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Accommodation
The Village
In 2011, Young Harris College opened The Village, an apartment-style housing community for upperclassmen. The furnished apartments in The Village are constructed on a rolling terrain with views of the surrounding mountains and campus athletic facilities.
Configured in apartments of four private bedrooms, the complex currently features 148 beds. In fall 2012, another 100 beds in the same configuration will be opened. In addition to four private bedrooms, each apartment includes a living area, kitchen and washer and dryer. The "village" atmosphere is facilitated by expansive porches, designated areas for grilling and abundant green space surrounding the apartments.
The Village is designed and constructed to LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) standards and is expected to earn LEED certification. It is the third new construction project to be completed as part of Young Harris College's strategic plan to make the transformation to four-year status and will be the third to earn LEED certification.
Bedrooms
- Measurements vary depending on the location of the bedroom, floor and building. However, a standard measurement for each bedroom (for students interested in cutting carpet) is 9 x 9
Windows
- Bedroom windows: 3 x 5
- Living room windows: 3 x 6
- Windows at ends of basement hallways and overlooking side or entry porches from basement living rooms: 3 x 4
Storage Areas/Closets
- The inside clear dimension is 2 x 4
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Courses available 10
Applied, Pure Sciences 4 Business, Management 1 Creative Arts & Design 1 English Language 1 Humanities & Social Sciences 2 Mass Communication & Media 2Contact
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