New Transfer and Off-Campus Student Housing Application

No, only returners who have completed their applications on their priority day can be in a returner priority housing group. Please note this is a change from past years.

Shower curtains will be provided for students. Throughout the year, students are responsible cleaning their shower curtains. Students will be billed for any damaged or missing shower curtains.

Curtains or other window treatments cannot be hung in suites and apartments. All windows within rooms and common areas have mini-blinds.

It is not possible to see your room prior to the scheduled move-in day. Housing and Residence Life staff is not available to provide tours and the buildings will be undergoing final touches prior to officially opening.

Your room is your responsibility. Common areas are the responsibility of all individuals in the suite or apartment. Throughout the academic year, Housing and Residence Life staff will conduct Health and Safety Inspections. If your room or common area is not healthy or safe you will be instructed to clean. Housing and Residence Life encourages students to clean bathrooms, bedrooms, and common areas on a regular basis.

Yes. Bathrooms within a suite or apartment are the responsibility of all individuals living there. Throughout the academic year Housing and Residence Life staff will conduct Health and Safety Inspections. If bathrooms are not in a healthy or safe condition, all individuals in the suite or apartment will be instructed to clean the bathroom.

Housing and Residence Life encourages students to clean bathrooms on a regular basis. Cleaning bathrooms on a regular basis prevents permanent staining of showers, sinks, and toilets. Permanent staining of showers, sinks, and toilets will result in damage billing charges to all students living within a suite or apartment.

Yes. All residents will be required to complete a roommate agreement with a roommate or roommates. The roommate agreement form available on Artemis gives you an opportunity to set general expectations for your living environment while exploring visitation, cleaning responsibilities, use of personal property, and personal habits of everyone in your room, suite, or apartment.

All shower facilities have shower rods.

Each suite or apartment has one thermostat in the common space. The thermostat regulates the temperature of common areas and individual rooms within the suite or apartment. Individuals are responsible for selecting a temperature that is suitable for all within an assigned suite or apartment.

It is recommended that students keep thermostats set between 68 and 74 degrees. This temperature range promotes energy conservation while creating a maximum temperature comfort.

Yes. Suites have centrally located kitchens. Each kitchen is furnished with an oven, microwave, stove, sink, and refrigerator. Each apartment has a full kitchen with all of the appliances and counter space you need to make your own meals and refrigerate them for later. Residents should provide their own pots and pans, coffee makers, etc.

Toilet paper is NOT furnished to students in a suite or apartment. Individuals must purchase their own toilet paper. Housing and Residence Life recommends that residents develop a system to share costs associated with purchasing toilet paper throughout the academic year.