SloveniaThe University of Maribor's student dormitories will offer approximately 2,520 beds across 17 dorms in five areas of the city during the academic year 2026/27. These include single and double rooms, apartments, studios, and rooms for couples and student families. Single rooms are the most sought after, making up roughly a third of all available beds. By the end of August, they received 1,253 applications for admission and 1,928 requests for extensions of stays. Although the number of applications exceeds the available beds, around 19% of applicants who receive invitations do not respond, reducing the demand. Approximately 200 students are expected to wait until after the start of the academic year for accommodation. The first priority list will be published by September 18, and about 70% of applicants will be invited before the academic year begins. Accommodations will continue after the start of the academic year, with all remaining students typically accommodated by January. Monthly rent ranges from €104 to €243 per bed, covering heating, water, electricity, waste disposal, and internet. Additional costs include parking and laundry facilities. Rent will not increase this year due
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