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What Is A Week In The Life Of A College Student Like?
First of all, it’s not like high school – your daily schedule is not going to be the same every day, day after day – although we can help you find a rhythm that works well for you.
Mansfield Hall students are all going to college, so the first thing that goes onto your schedule are your classes. Our students typically start out with 3 classes in the fall term, and are welcome to add classes in subsequent terms if they feel like they can handle the course load.
In addition to your college classes, which you will select from the college’s course catalog and will be taking at one of the local schools, we also help schedule in study time, some time with Academic Coaches, time with your Academic Director (for one-on-one planning meetings). This is all to help you plan for academic success as a college student.
You will also have some other 1-1 meetings throughout the week, including time with your Director of Student Life, your Life Skills Coach, and possibly even a meeting with the Community Outreach Director, who will be helping you choose your own path for community service and connecting with the larger community.
There are also some things going on at The Hall, like a Social Learning Seminar, culinary instruction, apartment and all-community meetings, and meals. Don’t forget the meals!
Each of our Halls includes a Chef, and all meals are included. You will also have access to your own kitchen and food, so you can join us, cook for yourself, go out to dinner with friends – all in the same day. Or just enjoy the amazing food our chefs provide daily.








Even More College Than College
Classes, studying, and eating are all pretty important, but there is a lot more to college, and Mansfield Hall, than just working on homework and eating amazing food.
Life at The Hall also means being a part of a vibrant, active, engaged living and learning community. There is always something cool going on at The Hall – whether that’s a D&D Campaign, an open mic night, an arts workshop, a Writer’s Club, a movie night, attending an on-campus lecture or sporting event, a hike with friends, a thrifting trip, or…. whatever you are interested in adding to the list!
Our students are actively engaged in a variety of afternoon, evening, and weekend pursuits and the challenge is not finding something to do – it is picking which of the amazing options you can fit into your busy schedule.
In addition to life at The Hall our students are also actively engaged on their college campus. Whether matriculated or non-matriculated, students have full access to campus clubs, organizations, and activities. Our students often build strong friendships with college students not associated with The Hall, and so you effectively have three concentric social circles – The Hall, The College, and The College Town. Of all the things available, “Being Bored” just is not one of them!
With everything going on one of the challenges is finding the right balance between school work, social time, pursuing your own interests, relaxing, and down time. In fact, helping students learn how to balance all of these options is exactly what we are here to do, since self monitoring and self management are among the skills Mansfield Hall students are gaining as a part of life at The Hall.
Are you ready to learn more about how Mansfield Hall can augment and amplify your college experience? Let’s start the conversation today – reach out to our Admissions Team to learn more about how Mansfield Hall can help put even more college (and college success) into your college experience.
Mansfield Hall: Even More College Than College
OUR GUIDING PRINCIPLES:
MANSFIELD HALL BELIEVES
Good things take time- Eugene Halloween on Polaroids
Obsessed with a crafty queen! Aven and life skills coach Juneau working on her Halloween costume 🎃👻.
PS. Burlington students, be sure to check out sewing club!
Sometimes a 5K is called a fun run- can confirm that much fun was had by all! 🏃
We`re doing our best to soak up these last fall days- it was well worth the effort this hike took!
There’s some fascinating research coming out surrounding the possible links between neurodivergence, hyper mobility, and regulation right now.
The overall conversation is surrounding the idea that neurodivergent folks are 4 times more likely to have generalized hypermoblity- a connective tissue disorder where the ligaments in the body are looser and thusly have to effort extra hard to hold everything in the body together. This additional effort the body has to exert daily to keep everything in order may be linked to a host of things, all pointing to the idea that these folks systems are working overtime to keep regulated.
Exercise, especially strength training can help ease this strain on the body by strengthening the muscles around the ligaments, which can help ease the job of those ligaments with consistent training over time.
Mansfield Hall offers students the opportunity to join in for two structured workouts a week focused on upper and lower body as well as core stability for this reason!
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