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College Life
- Mary Baldwin's Location
- International Housing Policy
- Campus Safety and Security
- Food Service
- Health Information and Health Care
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Mary Baldwin's Location
International Housing PolicyTo help you become accustomed to American culture, all international students are housed on the Mary Baldwin campus with an American roommate. For more detailed information on housing at Mary Baldwin, see the Residence Guide. |
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Campus Safety and Security
The Mary Baldwin administration works hard to ensure your safety and security. For safety details and crime statistics please visit the Mary Baldwin Safety and Security site.
Food Service
All students are required to take the meal plan. This includes 19 meals per week. There is a large variety of American food served at each meal. If you wish to make your own familiar cuisine you may prepare meals in the kitchens available in each residence hall.
Dining Hall Policy for Visitors
Health Information for International Students
ALL STUDENTS AT MBC ARE REQUIRED TO HAVE HEALTH INSURANCE. Health care in the U.S. is extremely expensive and health insurance is a necessity. If you don't have insurance and don't know how to get it, you may buy health insurance once you get here. There is a company that we use for foreign students and you may purchase insurance from them. The cost for this insurance will be somewhere around $500 a year. It is also important for you to understand that even with health insurance you will still have expenses for medicines and deductibles (the amount the insurance company won't pay).
YOU ALSO MUST FILL OUT THE Health Form. Please note that you must have some immunizations before you come. If you do not have these shots, you will have to get them once you arrive.
You must have the following shots to go to school in the U.S.:
1. Tetanus Toxoid - both the original series and a booster shot ( a shot given later on when you are older).
2. A Measles/Mumps/Rubella shot - these are usually given as one shot. You get them when you are a child and once again when you are 15 years old or older. If you have only had the first shot when you were a child, you must get the booster shot. You may get that here, but it will cost you about $35. So it would probably be cheaper for you to get it in your own country.
3. EVEN IF YOU HAVE HAD THE MEASLES, MUMPS ETC. YOU STILL MUST HAVE THE SHOTS.
4. Tuberculin test - if your test is positive, you will need to bring a chest x-ray with you.
A full-service hospital is located only 9 miles from campus. The college's medical staff consists of 2 nurses and a physician, and most on-campus services are free to students.
More About the Mary Baldwin Health Center
Questions? Contact the Admissions
Office.
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