The apartment 1-8 is on campus, which is a little old compared with the apartment off campus. The rest are off campus and are newly built.
Apartment one is not good, it's too old.
There are eight bunk beds in a dormitory, and each person has a one-meter-high cabinet, so it is impossible to put things clearly. . .
There is a separate bathroom, a faucet on the balcony of the bathroom, no hot shower water, a water dispenser in the water room (of course, you have to buy your own water) and a landline. Check that the quilts in the dormitory are folded into tofu blocks every Thursday, and nothing can be placed on the table.
9. Apartment 10 There are 6 people in a dormitory, with beds, computer desks and bookshelves under the bed. Everyone has a big cupboard (divided into upper and lower floors). 9. 10 is a standard dormitory, the best in the school. 9#, 4 people on the positive side and 5 people on the negative side; 10#, all six people. Uniform style of dormitory: upper berth, below which are bookshelves, computer desks, vertical iron cabinets and chairs.
Apartment 1 2 is the best. The apartment 1 2 and the teaching building 1 2 were all designed and built by Americans. Every room has good ventilation and lighting. Other apartments and teaching buildings are for people to live in. They look new, but they are uncomfortable. There is a balcony, but the clothes are not hanging, and they are all steamed by hot air. I mopped the floor once in the morning, but it was still wet and stuffy at night. The entire Weifang College was designed by Americans, and an American-style teaching building was designed according to the requirements of combining Chinese and Western styles. However, the campus is basically symmetrical (1.2.3.8 is symmetrical with 4.5.6.7, and the square campus is combined with the circular road), which embodies the characteristics of China.
Freshmen in Weifang University basically live off campus. But there are some exceptions. You can come to school two days before school starts and ask the counselor.