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Building A New Hamline University Apartment
Building A New Hamline University Apartment
Introduction
Is it feasible for Hamline University to add a new apartment
building?
Hamline Universitys enrollment is averaging an increase of 2.6% a
year
Total enrolment is 2,120 students in 2015
Hamline University housing
Six dorms
One apartment building
Available dorm housing for 950 students
Introduction
Hamline Universitys five year and 20 year plan
Five year plan (2013)
Increase undergraduate enrollment by 25% (2,500 students)
Extending campus
Corner of Minnehaha Avenue and Pascal Street
Research Method
Online search
Hamline University library database
Newspapers
Questionnaire
Criteria
Is there enough on campus housing for the current enrollment?
Is there an ideal location to build a new apartment building?
Would students recommend more apartment living on campus?
Results
Hamlines current enrollment is 2,120 undergraduate students and on
campus dorm living is only 950 students
Half the student body has no option to live on campus
The designated dorm construction location in the five and 20 year
plan would be the idea site
Student Survey
Cam pus living status
MN- on campus
25%
31%
44%
Student Survey
10
Commuting Distance
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Walking distance
Student Survey
Increase Campus Living Space
31%
69%
Yes
No
Affordability
Hamline should already be budgeting money with the
five and 20 year plan
Possible funding grants
Alumni donations
McKnight
Travelers
St. Paul Bigelow
Otto Bremer foundation
Competitive Universities
St. Thomas University
Six dorms
Three male dorms
Three female dorms
Conclusion
Hamline has plans to continue increasing enrollment
Not enough living space on campus for the current enrollment
Hamline needs more housing availability
General opinion of the student survey- more on campus housing is
needed
Recommendations
Continue with the 20 year plan
Construct an apartment building in replace of the dorm