The small size of the Schussler House makes it easy to form a close community of friends. It is a coed living unit housing 8 students and is located near Fuller Apartments, Oasis Multicultural Center, and the Collegiate Religious Center. Term housing is provided for students in Schussler House.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Who lives in Schussler House?
- WPI students.
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How many student staff members are in the building?
- 1 Resident Advisor (RA) works in Schussler House.
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What type of building is Schussler House?
- A house with two floors containing multiple common areas and bedrooms.
- There are double and single bedrooms.
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What are the amenities in the building?
- Bathrooms on each floor
- First floor lounge area
- Kitchen with refrigerator and stove
- Laundry room, located in kitchen
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Is a residential meal plan required in Schussler?
- Residents of Schussler are not required to have a residential meal plan because the house has a kitchen. Residents can choose to purchase a voluntary plan if desired.
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What is provided for furniture/appliances?
- Bedrooms are outfitted with a bed, desk, desk chair, and dresser for each resident. Schussler closets have closet doors with a shelf and hanging bar for clothes.
- Living rooms are outfitted provided with soft seating (for example – couch, chair, etc.).
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Is kitchenware (pots, pans, silverware, etc.) provided for residents?
- Kitchenware is not provided for residents. Residents are encouraged to work together to determine who will bring specific items for the year.
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Can beds be lofted or bunked?
- Beds in Schussler are able to be bunked. Residents need to ask for pins to bunk the bed, but are responsible for un-bunking the bed at the end of the year and returning the pins to the Residential Services Office.
- Beds cannot be lofted and lofting equipment is not provided.
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Does Schussler have air conditioning?
- Schussler does not have air conditioning in the house. Residents are encouraged to bring fans for their space. Personal air conditioners are not permitted.