Housing Timeline for Fall 2024
- Receive an acceptance letter from Admissions Office.
- Pay the $200 admission deposit.
- Receive an email with housing instructions for completing your new student preference form on myRedDragon beginning April 1st
- Fill out and submit Housing Preference Form (view housing preference form instructions) via myRedDragon by June 15th
- If you are requesting housing accommodations, please contact Disability Resources.
- Housing assignment and roommate information is available via myRedDragon on August 1st
General Housing Information
- Freshmen are typically assigned to live in a room with freshmen.
- Transfers are typically assigned to live with either another transfer student or a returning student.
- You can request roommates after you complete your housing preference form.
- Room charges include wireless internet, and laundry.
- Student resident assistants (RAs) and professional residence hall directors (RHDs)/ Area Coordinators (ACs) are available for support in each residence hall.
- Returning students are not guaranteed housing their junior and senior years; housing will be determined on a space available basis and whether the posted housing deadlines are met.
Housing Requirements
- All new freshmen are required to live on campus for four semesters or two full years.
- All new transfers are required to live on campus for two semesters or one full year.
Automatic approval to live off campus*
- You are over the age of 21 by August 31 for the fall semester and January 15 for the spring semester
- You commute from parent/guardian home (50 mile radius from campus is considered local; home address will be verified)
- You are married
- You are a veteran
Students eligible for automatic approval to live off campus must still complete the New Student Off Campus Approval form, available on myRedDragon on April 1st. For more information regarding the release policy please review our room and board license.
What to Expect from your Residence Hall community
You are a member of your residence hall community. We believe a residence hall is more than a place for a break from classes; it is a vibrant and active community — the center for student life. We encourage you to develop an awareness of the many opportunities that this presents and challenge you to take advantage of this setting to increase your leadership abilities and social development.
It is important that each resident's actions contribute to the development of a strong, safe, positive community within the residence hall. As a community member, you are expected to contribute in a positive manner.
