Application process
Applications for 2010 Accommodation are now being accepted.
Click here to download the 2010 application form.
Closing Date for 2010 Applications is 4pm Friday 29th January 2010.
Selection for 2010 will take place on Tuesday 2nd February 2010.
All prospective students must have an interview
with the Head of College
prior to the closing date.
Interviews are available on weekdays between 9am and 3pm
1st July - 10th December 2009 or 12th January - 29th January 2010.
No interview times are available between 11th December - 11th January 2010.
Accommodation in St Martins College is available for undergraduate students studying on campus at CSU Wagga Wagga. Students are required to be enrolled as full-time internal students studying no less than 2 subjects internally.
All students are required to submit a copy of their Academic Transcript to the Head of College in July and December each year to assist the college in providing the best support possible for the student.
Start of year vacancies are only available for first year students and demand for these vacancies always exceeds the number of positions available. Once offered a place in St Martin's College students retain their accommodation until the completion of their studies and are not required to reapply each year, providing all college rules and regulations are adhered to.
Ongoing students who would like to get in to St Martin's College are placed on a waiting list for any mid year vacancies that may arise.
A summary of College Facilities
St Martin's has grown from 8 residents in 1992, to a current capacity of 98. The College offers accommodation, pastoral care and social activities for the College residents during the academic year.
The College consists of 12 cottages, a student flat, Chapel, Community Centre and Head of College Residence.
Each cottage has eight bedrooms and is fully air-conditioned and heated. Each bedroom has a bed, cupboard, phone, desk, chair, small refrigerator, rubbish bin, doona, pillow and bed linen. Each bedroom also has a data point connection to the CSU IT network. Each cottage has a kitchen and common room with lounges and TV. The kitchen has a convection microwave oven, kettle, toaster and gas cook-top. Each cottage has a freezer. Each resident has a lockable food storage cupboard in the kitchen. The College has washing machines and clothes dryers for the use of St Martins students only.

A Cottage Common Room
St Martin's residents need to provide their own crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils, towel/s, 2 x Padlocks (for food cupboard in kitchen & for lockable cupboard during term breaks), desk lamp, iron, and any other cooking items. Fan heaters and bar heaters are not allowed in the college. Students should also bring their own first aid and medical supplies - the college has an emergency first aid kit but does not supply day to day needs such as panadol, bandaids, ice packs etc to students.
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are questions commonly asked by prospective residents:
How big are the rooms?
11 square metres
What is in the rooms?
Each room has a single bed, wardrobe, desk, shelf space, chair and fridge. Also provided are data connection to the CSU network and private phone with voicemail facilities.
Provided to each room are a pillow and a doona. Bed linen, including sheets, towels, pillowslips and doona cover. All rooms are serviced on a weekly basis with linen and cleaning.
Cottage Bedroom
What is in the kitchen?
The Kitchen is equipped with a convection microwave oven, kettle, toaster and a gas cook top. Fridge and freezer. Lockable food storage cupboard and additional cupboards for dishes, cutlery etc (per student). Residents need to provide crockery, cutlery, cooking utensils and tea towels. 2 padlocks for the food cupboard and for lockable cupboard in your bedroom.

Cottage Kitchen
How much does it cost?
There are two options for the level of fees payable depending on whether the student wishes to remain in college during mid semester breaks.
For 2009 Option A (30 weeks) is $4,635 per annum, and Option B (40 weeks) is $5,540 per annum
The 2009 fees and payment options can be viewed in the Handbook for 2009 .
Are phone calls included in my fees?
Internal CSU phone calls are free but you will need credit on a CSU Phone Card to make external phone calls.
Do I need to know how to cook?
Yes. St Martin's College is a self-catered college so you do your own cooking, washing and drying of dishes and laundry. You are also expected to keep your room and cottage clean and tidy at all times. You can buy take away food on campus and in town at Wagga Wagga.
Is linen supplied? Who does the laundry?
The college provides clean linen weekly but students are responsible for washing their own clothes.

Cottage Laundry
How often are the rooms serviced?
The rooms are serviced weekly with the common room and bathrooms serviced daily.
Is there access to computers / Internet/ e-mail?
A data connection point is provided in each bedroom. You need to supply your own computer and purchase a network card and a category 5 network cable to access the internet from your room. CSU IT department has details of how to configure your computer and how to use the CSU network. The college also provides a Study Common in the Community Centre which has a laptop connected to the college photocopier. Students can use this laptop to access the CSU IT network and for printing on the photocopier - this is charged at 10c per page + GST.
Can I get car parking?
Yes
Can I request a specific room?
Only from the second year. But there is not a guarantee that you will get the requested room. You are however, guaranteed a room in St Martin's College for the duration of your degree as long as you abide by the College rules. This means you do not need to reapply for accommodation each year.
Can I stay in my room during the holidays?
Yes. This must be organised four weeks prior to each break. Option A students will be charged casual accomodation fee of $20 per night during breaks.
Do I need a Post Office Box?
No. Your mail is delivered to St Martin's College, PO Box U1 then the RAs (Senior Students) deliver mail to student's rooms daily.
Campus Facilites
What Student Services does the University provide?
Lots! Look here to find out!
What shops are there on campus at Wagga?
Some. Look here to find out!













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