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Continuing Students

Sept 9thRoom Change
Sept 11thLast day for meal plan change
Oct 9thSibling Night
Oct 10thHomecoming & Family Weekend
Nov 24thHalls Close for Thanksgiving Break at 5pm
Nov 29thHalls reopen at 2pm
Dec 1st - Feb 5thMeal plan change available
Dec 2ndSpring Room Change
Dec 2ndQuiet Hours Begin/ No overnight guests
Dec 7th-11thFinal Exams- Residents must move-out on day of their last exam
Dec 11thHalls Close for Winter Break at 5pm
Dec 15thUniversity Bills Due
Jan 19thMove-In Spring Semester
Feb 3rdRoom Change for Spring

Students who lived on campus for the fall will automatically be reassigned to housing in the same housing assignment for the Spring semester. There is no need to reapply for housing. Room change processes will be available for the spring semester. 

If you are currently a commuter student interested in living on campus please See steps to apply. Once the application is completed students will be assigned and notified by the Office of Residence Life.

 

How do I apply for housing?

Please visit How to Apply for Housing for information.

 

What forms of payment are accepted for my $250.00 non-refundable housing deposit?

The $250.00 non-refundable housing deposit must be paid online with a credit card through the MyHousing.  We currently accept Visa, MasterCard, and Discover only.

 

What is the cancellation policy for the academic year housing contract?

If you have paid your housing deposit and no longer wish to live on campus, you must submit a housing contract cancellation request. Please contact our office of further information.

 

When can I change my meal plan?

Spring 2025 Semester - You can change your meal plan for the spring semester December 1st- February 7th.

Fall 2025 Semester - You can change your meal plan for the spring semester July 1st- September 12th.

 

 

What other meal plan options are available to returning residents?

Students in kitchen rooms may select to upgrade to the 60-meals per semester plan plus $150 Food Loot; this meal plan option offers significant cost savings per meal. Students residing in rooms that are not equipped with kitchens will maintain a full meal plan with unlimited access to Connecticut Hall, $150 Food Loot. The Food Loot can be used for dining elsewhere on campus including the Student Center Food Court. Please visit the Meal Plan page on our website for full details.

 

How are selection times for rooms chosen?

Usually, room selection times go by how many credits you have. A person with higher credits will be able to choose a room before a person with a lower amount of credits.