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EARLY ARRIVALS
Some students, typically varsity athletes and international students, find it necessary to move in a few days early. If you require this consideration, please email kingsres@uwo.ca to request permission to move in early. Requests must be received by August 15. An additional daily rate is applicable. Food service is not available until the official move-in day.
MOVE IN PROCESS
- You will be greeted by a VERY enthusiastic group of upper-year students (Sophs). They will direct you to a parking spot and guide you through the move-in.
- At the Residence check-in station, you will be given your room number and your keys.
- Then proceed to the rest of the check-in stations, including the station where you can pick up your pre-ordered orientation kit. The kit (approx. $80) allows you to participate in all of the fun-filled alcohol-free O-Week activities.
- Last, but not least, MOVE IN! Sophs will help you move your things. Residence Assistants (RAs) will be in the residences to greet you.
- At 1:00 p.m. meet up with the rest of your residence unit for the Residence Welcome........and Orientation week begins!
- Generally, parents leave prior to the Residence Welcome
Tips for a smooth move-in experience:
- Ensure all is in order with Student Financial Services by the August payment deadline (payments made, forms completed)
- Have your Oweek kit receipt at the ready
- If possible, make arrangements with the Registrar’s Office to get your student ID card prior to move in day (you must be on site to have your ID photo taken)
- Remember that King’s will be a busy place that day – lots of people. It might be advisable to say good bye to extended family members and pets at home, and travel to King’s with no more than 2-3 helpers.
- Ask Sophs and Residence Staff for assistance. We will do our best to help quickly and efficiently.
- Take a deep breath! This is a big day that often carries lots of emotion. Be patient with others, be supportive of others, and be gentle with yourself.





