— Starting from September 1, universities are required to allocate…
— Starting from September 1, universities are required to allocate separate rooms for student families, publish information on the number of such rooms on their websites, and create a commission that reviews applications from student families separately from other applications, — said the parliamentarian.
Consensus
- Starting September 1, Russian universities must provide separate dormitory rooms for student families.
- Universities are required to publish information about the number of available separate rooms on their websites.
- Universities must create a commission to review applications from student families separately from other applicants.
- Student families include couples where both partners are students under age 35, or single parents with children who are also students in vocational or higher education programs.
- To apply for a room, individuals must submit an application and documents confirming their status as students and family members.
Points of divergence
- Student families include young couples where both spouses are students under age 35 or a single parent/adopter of a child of the same age studying in vocational or higher education programs. — vm
- Only marriage and birth/adoption certificates are required to apply for a room; no mention is made of additional documents like proof of enrollment, absence of housing registration, or financial hardship. — tg_rian_ru
- Additional documentation such as proof of enrollment (full-time or part-time), lack of property ownership in the university city, and evidence of severe financial hardship may be required depending on circumstances. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Student families will be able to receive rooms in dormitories from September 1 — Вечерняя Москва
- Student families will be able to receive dormitory rooms starting September 1, according to the State Duma — РИА Новости (Telegram)
- State Duma officials explain when student families will be able to get dormitory rooms — Вести