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UBC VANCOUVER EXCHANGE RESIDENCE TOUR | maddy a

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hey guys!
Today I decided to take you around UBC Exchange Residence! It is one of the newest year-round residence buildings with beautiful new, bright, and clean rooms. It is an absolutely wonderful place to live - it has everything you need! between the fitness facility, the music rooms, study lounge, outdoor space, and close proximity to the nest, the bus loop and so much more... Exchange really is an amazing place to live. So! Join me as I wander around awkwardly holding my camera in front of my face and trying to avoid people haha 😋
I was fortunate enough to be able to sublet my studio for one term. With COVID-19 messing with travel, classes, and life in general, I was able to snag a place at the last minute! If you are interested in living at Exchange, be sure to apply for year round housing! Exchange is for upper year students and only offers year round contracts. Even if you won't be here all year or need a place, you can always consider subletting your room to another student (thats how I managed to get a room).
If you are thinking residence might be for you make sure to check my playlist all about my experience living in residence, room types, meal plans, and all that jazz: • My First Year at UBC
If you have any questions at all feel free to reach out! You know what to do 👏🏼👏🏼
insta: itsmaddya
email: itsmemaddya@gmail.com

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27 фев 2021

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@moremusic9 3 года назад

Thank you Maddy for the tour! I have moved into Exchange recently and this is very helpful to know. This is a fantastic video 😍😍😍 (im in love with you and your videos)

@nnnnn027 3 года назад

thank you for this video, exchange looks so nice! would love to see a tour of your dorm room if you’re comfortable with it!

@MaddyA 3 года назад

trust me... that video is on its way!

@nateq5256 3 года назад

Looks really nice! I put exchange as my second choice after thunderbird

@nu.cs.master Год назад

What makes thunderbird better than exchange?

@nolans_log 3 года назад

Hey Maddy, love the video like always. I was wondering how you got In to exchange in your second year? and what room style you got (and if its year round, for a term, or subletting)? I'm starting my first year in September (even tho I graduated HS 2 years ago) and I just put in my application for YRH at exchange so I'll be ready when year 1 is over for me. It's currently march so I'm applying over a year early. I was just so curious when you applied and how long it took to get in? also do you think the pandemic had a play in you getting a spot more quickly?

@MaddyA 3 года назад

Hi Nolan! So glad to hear! I am currently subletting a studio (not a nano suite). Good for you to get ahead of it! YRH waitlists can be really long especially at places like Exchange. Because I am subletting I didn't have to sign up for YRH or wait to get it. I saw the offer, messaged the person and sent a deposit in. It was really easy! In some ways the pandemic has helped because a lot of international students were not able to come back to Canada or chose not too. There were a lot fo rooms available so I got to be a little picky with where I stayed haha!

@hufflepuffphoenix2898 3 года назад

Hey Maddy! Thanks for the tour! I was wondering if you had any tips for looking for subletting for studios (most offers I see nowadays are for multiple bedroom apartments)

@MaddyA 3 года назад

Hi! Unfortunately not really. Studio's are tough to find because most people want them. Besides checking regularly, there isn't much else you can do :/

@hufflepuffphoenix2898 3 года назад

Thanks for replying tho:)

@kooisimlee9823 2 года назад

Hi Mandy Which residential is located nearest to Computer Science building? How far is the distance apart?

@prannavjain679 3 года назад

thank you Maddy for that tour. I myself am a first-year but am currently not on campus. Just a quick question. If I am on the waitlist for exchange in the 300's, what are the chances I would get the residence ??

@MaddyA 3 года назад

Of course! Hope you enjoyed! That is a really great spot to be in on the waitlist. It depends on so many things with regards to the number of students that renew their contracts, move out, etc. That varies each year but overall it sounds like you are in a good position!

@hazelluong5456 3 года назад

What a nice place to live, Maddy! I wonder who can apply for residence here and how to, since I study my 1st year online, I don’t know anything about ubc campus 😞😭

@MaddyA 3 года назад

It is a very nice place to live! I feel very lucky to be here :) There is tonnes of information here about residence at UBC: vancouver.housing.ubc.ca/#

@sam3any1 3 года назад

Thanks 😊🙏

@nnnnn027 3 года назад

hi! sorry to comment again lmao but i just saw your studio tour and came back to this video! i’m trying to choose between ponderosa and exchange for my upper year housing. exchange looks so gorgeous and new but the only thing i’m kinda concerned about is the location? i know you said it’s really close to the nest and bus loop which is great, but i’m worried it’ll be far from most of my classes (i’m an arts student) do you ever feel like exchange is too far from your classes / inconvenient? i would appreciate your input!!

@MaddyA 3 года назад

hi! this year i didn't have to really walk anywhere for my classes haha but honestly, its not that bad. you are probably looking at at least a 10 minute walk to any of your classes... depending on how slow/fast you walk. I never felt that it was inconvenient at all! I could totally see how it could be if you classes on the other end of campus though. if you really are concerned with being central you may have better luck with ponderosa!

@nnnnn027 3 года назад

@@MaddyA thank you so much for your reply!! i usually like walking so 10mins give or take sounds okay to me! and exchange looks so amazing, both the common areas and your studio.. i think i might put exchange as my first choice! :) thank you so much for all your help and the great videos :)

@Mila-gi3vc 2 года назад

how do you get to the front desk when you arrive for the first time ? is the door is 5960 student union always open ?

@MaddyA 2 года назад

The doors are always open. You can only get to the front desk though...anything beyond that requires a key. On move in day, there will be staff and volunteers there to help you move in.

@whatisahandleeee 3 года назад

6:19 really freaked me out lol

@yuzu_yuzu1207 3 года назад

How is the construction noise situation now? Heard it's quite bad and wondering should I apply to transfer to it. Thanks

@MaddyA 3 года назад

I am not bothered by it but I am not right beside it. I can hear it if my window is open though. The two buildings closest to exchange are almost complete so the noise isn't as bad anymore but I think there are still three more to go before the new residence is complete... I can't imagine the noise is going away any time soon.

@yuzu_yuzu1207 3 года назад

@@MaddyA thanks for the information, I’ll consider it when I apply!

@promitananyochakraborty6800 3 года назад

It's still quite bad!

@yuzu_yuzu1207 3 года назад

@@promitananyochakraborty6800 thanks!

@nu.cs.master Год назад

Is it the nearest to the swimming pool?

@MaddyA Год назад

Yes! Nearest to the Aquatic Center

@velaris22 2 года назад

Do you know what number waitlist you were before being accepted?

@MaddyA 2 года назад

Sorry are you referring to admission to UBC or with housing waitlists?

@velaris22 2 года назад

@@MaddyA housing waitlist

@MaddyA 2 года назад

@@velaris22 ah okay! I wasn't on a waitlist because I sublet my studio from someone who already had the room. You are only on a waitlist if you directly apply to year round or winter housing and don't get it right away.