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- Residential Life = Home
- Summer Session=20 Housing
- Application Process
- Application and=20 Prepayment Dates
- Housing=20 Contract
- On-Campus=20 Parking
- Special=20 Accommodations
- Important=20 Dates
- Current = Residents
- Parents &=20 Family
- Residence=20 Communities
- Meal = Options
- Room and Meal = Rates
- Residence Hall = Student=20 Guide/Policies
- Organizations,=20 Directions, and Campus Resources
- Residence Hall = Association
- University = E-Services
Housing Application Process
Page = address:=20 http://www.mnsu.edu/reslife/new/process.html-
Summer Semester 2012 Housing
NEWLY=20
Admitted students will find
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Academic Year 2012-2013 Housing
= NEWLY=20 admitted students may apply for=20 2012-2013 housing online beginning October 1, = 2011.
Do you live on campus now?
Read = about how=20 you can live on campus next year.
Roommate=20 Matching information
How It Works:
1. Review the Options
You can learn about our room and dining options by exploring our =
website or=20
by reading the Explore Residence Communities booklet. While our website =
has all=20
of the information found in the Explore Residence Communities piece, we =
are=20
happy to
Room and=20
Meal Rates
2. Consider a Learning Community (Fall Semester Registrations = Only)
If you would like to live in a Learning Community, complete a = Learning=20 Community Enrollment Form and mail it back to the First Year Experience = (FYE)=20 Office. Since space is limited, we enroll students in Learning = Communities on a=20 first-come, first-served basis. More information about Learning = Communities is=20 available through the FYE=20 website
If you apply and are accepted into a Learning Community, we will=20 automatically assign you to the appropriate floor for your Learning = Community,=20 regardless of what you've listed for preferences.
3. Apply for Housing and State Your Preferences
Whether you are using the online application or the paper =
application, you=20
will have the opportunity to share with us the preferences you have for=20
residence hall, room type, roommate, etc. While we cannot guarantee we =
will be=20
able to honor every request, we will do our best to assign you to a room =
that=20
will meet your needs. While applying for housing early may increase your =
chances=20
for an assignment that meets your preferences, please also know that =
students=20
currently living in the residence halls have the opportunity to choose a =
room=20
between October and April. The rooms and room types we have available =
for new=20
students depends upon which rooms are still available when we process =
room=20
assignments in June.
Please be sure to number your preferences=20
at least through 10. Mark your first preference as =
1.
There are two ways you can reserve a space:
-OR-
Send us your room preferences survey, =
housing=20
contract, and $250 prepayment by mail. You can request a paper housing=20
application by contacting the
4. Read and Sign the Contract
Carefully read the entire Residence Hall Contract before you sign. = Keep in=20 mind that the contract covers the entire academic year. Sign and date = the bottom=20 of the contract or agree to the terms through the online housing = application. If=20 you are under 18 years of age, your parent/guardian must also sign the = contract.=20 If you are under 18 and apply online, print a copy of the contract, sign = it, and=20 have your parent/guardian sign it as well. A copy of your signed = contract is=20 available upon request. Your application is complete once we received = your=20 preference, your prepayment, AND your contract!
5. We Will Reserve a Space for You
Upon receipt of your application and prepayment, we will reserve a = space for=20 you. If space is no longer available, we will automatically place you in = our=20 waiting pool and return your prepayment. Spaces are booked in = chronological=20 order as we receive the reservations. Room assignments are also based on = the=20 order in which housing reservations are received. It is to your = advantage to=20 reserve a space as soon as possible.
6. We Will Confirm Your Completed Application
Once we have received your application/preferences, your $250 =
prepayment, and=20
your signed contract (whether you have submitted these online or on =
paper), we=20
will send you a postcard through the mail confirming your completed =
application.=20
We usually confirm applications within about two weeks of =
receipt. If,=20
after a couple of weeks, you haven't received your confirmation through =
the=20
mail, we encourage you to
7. Choose a Meal Plan
Between March and August choose a meal plan
Roommate Matching
The Department of Residential Life will make every possible effort to =
honor=20
your roommate and lifestyle preferences utilizing the =
information provided=20
on your application. If two persons wish to room together, both =
parties=20
must write each other's name and TechID number on the form provided. It =
is=20
helpful if both requests for residence community and common interest =
floor=20
match. If they do not, it is possible that neither request can be =
granted.=20
Roommate requests should be submitted by May 20. The Department =
attempts to=20
assign smokers only with other residents who smoke; however, when space =
is=20
limited exceptions must sometimes be made.
In the meantime, if you should change your mind...
A portion of the prepayment may be refundable if you cancel your =
reservation=20
in writing, online, or by email with the Department of Residential Life =
on or=20
before the cancellation=20
refund deadline.
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What is=20
my TechID?