Hello,
I will be coming to Toronto this summer for a global summer program exchange. I will be following courses at Innis but after doing some research I chose to apply for residence at University College – Whitney Hall.
One of the reasons for my exchange is to experience the real ‘college life’ since we do not have any campuses over here The reason I chose Whitney is mainly because I read that it has one of the more social scenes, the building is really pretty and the location is great.
However, it is one of the few buildings with no A\/C. And since I will be staying in July\/August, I was wondering how big of a problem this is. I heard that it can get really hot in the summer, but I am not sure if this means that I would struggle getting any sleep or whether its just not as comfortable as other buildings. I could easily apply for another building like Morrison hall, which is only a little bit cheaper, newer and with A\/C but kinda emotionless.
Would you have any advice about this \/ know anything about Whitney Hall during the summer? Or any recommendations??Thank you for your help.
Kind regards.<\/p>\n
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hey there,<\/p>\n
well, firstly, that’s so exciting that you’re coming on an exchange! i hope you have a magnificent time in toronto. and just remember, Niagara Falls and the CN Tower aren’t the only interesting things in the area.<\/p>\n
try and get time to explore the city if you can. i promise you it’s worth it. i’d recommend the harbourfront; there are always cool shows (and boat rides!!!) going on there. also the subway restaurant on Bloor Street close to campus has a really cute waiter, so…*<\/p>\n
secondly, you won’t perish (probably) from the heat if you have no A\/C, but it will be really, really uncomfortable. if you still can, i’d try and apply for a building that does have it. the temperatures can climb to the mid-30s Celsius, and it’s not awesome trying to study when you can feel your brain boiling inside your skull.<\/p>\n
if changing buildings is no longer an option, i’d highly recommend bringing a portable fan<\/a> with you.<\/p>\n