Living co-ops

Living in an OSCA co-op is one of the housing options available to Oberlin students.

Living co-ops saved students $400-$600 during the 2004-2005 school year.

Co-opers participate in internal decisions and are responsible for keeping the house (relatively) clean by splitting up jobs to be done around the house. There are also elected positions to help manage various things like buying toiletries or doing recycling.

Living co-ops sometimes find themselves involved in co-op wars.