When living on campus, independence and structure go hand-in-hand. We provide a home base where students can grow academically, socially and emotionally.
There's still time to apply for housing for the 2018–2019 school year, visit How to Apply. You're welcome to come to campus for a guided tour of the residential communities in Phase I and II. We offer them weekdays at 9:30 a.m. or 3:30 p.m. Walk-ins are welcome. You can register here.
Below, you'll find information about your student’s essential moving items and important dates and events. You'll also find an explanation of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and our community standards for living. Make sure to check out our Photo & Video Gallery.
News & Announcements
Visit News & Announcements every week to stay on top of important dates and opportunities in housing.
What Your Student Should Bring
All apartments are fully furnished. Each bedroom has an extra-long twin bed, dresser drawers and a desk for each resident. The living and dining room have tables and chairs, as well as a storage room. Kitchens include a stove, microwave, and refrigerator. Phase II apartments have a dishwasher. (Cookware, plates, cups and utensils are not included.)
We recommend bringing the following:
Category |
Items |
|---|---|
|
Bedroom |
Pillows
Twin XL bed sheets and blankets
Mattress pad (optional)
Under-the-bed storage containers
Desk lamp
Small waste basket
Hangers
Laundry basket or bag
Sewing kit
Computer/laptop (optional)
Alarm clock (optional)
TV (optional)
|
|
Bathroom |
Towels
Bath mat Shower caddie Toilet paper Personal toiletries and grooming items Toothpaste and toothbrush First Aid Kit: band aids, alcohol swabs, Q-tips, ace bandage, etc. |
| Kitchen |
Cookware
Cooking utensils Can opener Pots Pans Bowls and plates Cups, glasses, mugs Silverware Dish towels Paper towels Napkins Food Plastic storage bags Food-storage containers |
| Cleaning Items |
Non-abrasive all-purpose cleaner
Trash bags Mop Broom Paper towels Cleaning sponge Disinfectant wipes Dish soap Laundry detergent and fabric softener Iron and ironing board Vacuum |
| Do Not Bring |
Furniture
Microwave Pets Space heater Refrigerator Hot plate Weapons, ammunition, fireworks, explosives or dangerous or flammable chemicals |
Cost and Deadlines
See Rates & Dates.
Additional Resources
You can protect your student's belongings with renter's insurance from GradGuard.
For more information about your student’s housing needs, visit the following pages:
Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law that aims to protect the privacy of student education records. FERPA grants parents the right to their student’s academic records, but only until they turn 18, when the rights are transferred to the student. If your student wants to share their academic information with you, they must fill out and turn in a FERPA Form to the Office of Housing Services. To learn more about FERPA, visit the U.S. Department of Education's website.