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     I live in Hamilton County of Cincinnati, Ohio. I am originally from Toledo, Ohio, but decided to attend the University of Cincinnati (UC). There be currently to a greater extent than 500 degree programs available at UC. UC runs social class round quarter thither are three ten week quarters (September until June), and one(a) ten week summer quarter (June until September). The student to faculty symmetry is 191, based on a full-time equivalent. As of fall, there were 33,342 total students 26,054 undergraduates and 7,288 graduate and professional students. There were 3,904 African American students and 1,556 foreign students. I live in a residence hall (aka hallway). I live on the seventh degree of Calhoun Residence Hall. It is regain on 240 Calhoun St. directly across from all the fast food franchises, significantly Arbys. There are quartette other normal dormitories Siddall, Daniels, Dabney, and Sawyer. There are ii residence halls that are especi ally for graduate students, and international students. Calhoun is laid directly across from Siddall. The other six residence halls are regain on the other side of West campus mainly located on Jefferson Avenue. There is a new residence hall consisting of six opposite buildings being built for next year. It will be called Jefferson hall and single upper classmen will be permitted to live in it. It will be suite-style, meaning there will be a full washstand and living area within each room. Calhoun is thirteen horizontal surfaces one floor is a study lounge, and the remaining twelve are resident floors. Since Calhoun is coeducational by floor this year, there are eight floors of men and four floors of women. I live on the seventh floor and I ploughshare my room with one other woman. In my room, there are two beds (which are bunked), a refrigerator, two closets, two dressers, and two desks. On each floor, there is a small kitchen area. In the kitchen, there is a stove/oven, sink, drinking fountain, small table, and a microwave. There is a bathroom on each floor in which only the sex of that certain floor are permitted inside. In each bathroom, there are four bottom stalls, ten shower stalls (which are individual), and eight sinks. In addition, on each floor of Calhoun, there is one single room. In this room lives only one individual, however, the cost of that room is $300 more per year than the cost of the double rooms.