Room Assignment
Related Policies
Introduction
First-Year students are required to live on campus. Upon admission, First-Year students must complete a housing application which is used to determine their room assignment. Every upperclass student who is eligible for housing the following year must register for Room Selection during the spring term.
Policies
Assignment Changes
Housing reserves the right to change an assignment for any reason at its discretion.
Students may not:
- Move to another bedroom, suite, or residence hall without authorization.
- Occupy a residence hall space or furnishings assigned to another resident.
- Sublet a residence hall room, suite, or apartment or allow an individual to reside in a residence hall without authorization.
If a student is discovered occupying a space other than their assigned space, they will be charged a $100 fee per resident, and they risk losing their guaranteed housing status. They will be required to return to their assigned space unless authorization from Housing is acquired.
Temporary Assignments
Housing reserves the right to relocate a student to a temporary assignment for any reason.
- When the student returns to their permanent assignment, they need to vacate the temporary assignment completely.
- The same policies that apply while occupying their permanent assignment apply to occupying the temporary assignment.
Filling an Empty Bed Space
Housing reserves the right to assign available beds within a room at any time and without prior notice to students.
When possible, Housing will provide notice about assigning a student to an empty bed space in your room. You may be given the opportunity to request a specific student. You must respond within 48 hours in order for Housing to honor the request.