Summary
The Wong International Centre provides settlement support to help international students find housing in Wolfville. While they donβt manage housing directly, they offer guidance and connect students with reliable resources and local contacts
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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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π On-campus housing guidance – Help understanding residence options, application timelines, and what to expect
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ποΈ Off-campus support – Referrals to local landlords, rental listings, and housing platforms used by Acadia students
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π§ Settlement advising – Tips on signing leases, understanding tenant rights, and budgeting for rent
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π£οΈ 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.
π 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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π 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