What is the guest policy for campus apartments?

• A. Guests are not allowed.
• B. Guests may visit anytime with no limits.
• C. Guests are allowed as long as they don't stay more than 3 consecutive nights.
• D. Guests can stay up to 7 days per month.

Answer: (C)

Guest access is allowed, but with a limit to prevent long-term occupancy and keep the living environment balanced. The policy permits visitors, but they cannot stay more than three consecutive nights. This means a guest can be present for up to three nights in a row, and after that a break is needed before they can stay again. A break resets the count, so the guest could stay again for up to three nights later. This kind of rule supports safety and privacy, helps with noise and shared-space considerations, and prevents campus apartments from being used for extended stays.

Banning guests entirely is too restrictive, allowing unlimited visits ignores the impact on roommates and staff, and a seven-day-per-month cap doesn’t reflect the consecutive-night limit described. So, three consecutive nights is the right balance.