Yes — the Wong International Centre supports international students in finding both on-campus and off-campus housing. While they don’t assign rooms or manage rentals, they’ll help you navigate your options and connect you with trusted resources.
Here’s what they offer:
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🏠 On-campus housing guidance – Help understanding residence options, application timelines, and what to expect
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🏘️ Off-campus support – Referrals to local landlords, rental listings, and housing platforms used by Acadia students
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🧭 Settlement advising – Tips on signing leases, understanding tenant rights, and budgeting for rent
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🗣️ Drop-in support – Visit the Centre for one-on-one help or email international@acadiau.ca with questions
They also collaborate with other campus offices to ensure students have access to safe, affordable, and culturally appropriate housing.
📘 Helpful Definitions:
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On-campus housing: University-managed residences available to full-time students
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Off-campus housing: Private rentals in the Wolfville area, including apartments, rooms, and shared houses
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Settlement support: Help with practical aspects of living in a new country, including housing, banking, and transportation
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📝 Special Notes:
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Housing in Wolfville can fill up quickly — start your search early, especially for fall term
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The Wong Centre does not endorse specific landlords, but can help you identify safe and reputable options
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If you’re arriving late or need temporary housing, the Centre can help you explore short-term accommodations
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Always read your lease carefully and ask questions before signing — staff can help you understand the terms