Morning starts with getting ready for school
Wake-up guidance and getting ready for school begin the day. The Student Life videos show a morning wake-up knock and the journey to school. Once students arrive, classes and life at their own school take center stage.
After school connects activities with learning
School sports and exercise provide experiences beyond the classroom. Back at the residence, study and tutoring give students opportunities to review lessons, ask about difficult material, and prepare for upcoming classes or tests. This does not mean every student is assigned the same activity or tutoring session.
Meals and downtime are part of the day
Dining and shared spaces at the downtown Chicago student residence show what life looks like between study sessions. The residence also has multiple study spaces and individual study rooms. When considering a residence, look beyond the bedroom to the places where students study, eat, and unwind.
Evening brings the day to a close
The daily-life materials include dinner, tutoring, outdoor activity, advising, and bedtime routines. Their sequence illustrates the flow of a day rather than a fixed schedule for every student. A consultation can address how daily and academic support fit the student’s school schedule and activities.
Questions families ask
Is the video sequence a fixed timetable for everyone?
No. It illustrates daily life; actual schedules can vary with the school and the student’s activities.
Are there places to study at the residence?
The downtown Chicago student residence has multiple study spaces and individual study rooms.
How can students get help with difficult schoolwork?
Students can ask questions and receive help through CBA’s academic support and tutoring. Support needs are discussed in light of the student’s learning situation.
