The University reserves the right to make assignments of space, to authorize or deny room and roommate changes, to consolidate vacancies and to require a student to move from one room or residence hall to another, in an attempt to achieve a more effective residence hall program. A student's past disciplinary record as a resident or involvement with law enforcement agencies may cause his/her application for housing to be denied or canceled prior to its beginning date. Should you have a specific request, it must be included on the original application. Students who desire to room together should file applications together.

Criminal Record

We reserve the right to deny, cancel or remove from housing, individuals who provide false information as part of the application process, individuals with a documented history of violent behavior, and/or individuals whose histories or behaviors demonstrate an inability to function within the community environment of the residence halls. We further reserve the right to verify any information provided by applicants that is available on public record.

Student Status

Students residing in the residence halls are expected to maintain a full-time student status - twelve (12) hours undergraduate or nine (9) hours graduate credit. You are required to notify the Housing Office as soon as you assume part-time status.

The University may cancel a part-time student’s residence hall agreement.
Refunds will be made based on time housed in University residence halls.
Residents who lose their student status or fail to satisfy their financial accounts will be denied access to the facility including but not limited to a change of room door locks.