We currently have dorms in Emmetsburg, Estherville and Spencer. To learn more about each of these campuses click here: On-Campus Living.

While there is no University-owned housing, a wide variety of housing opportunities and price ranges is available in the immediate area. A copy of the housing newsletter, which provides some basic information on locations, prices and amenities, is available to download at www.nwhealth.edu/housing or call the Office of Admissions at (952/800) 888-4777, ext. 409.

The Board of Regents recently approved Clayton State to build and open its first residence hall for the fall 2008 semester. The residence hall will house approximately 450 new first time, full time freshmen. This state-of-the-art building will feature four bedroom/two bath units with kitchenettes. In addition, residents will have on-site access to study lounges, wireless high-speed internet, cable television, laundry facilities and a game room.

After you submit an Application for Undergraduate Admission, we'll send you a housing brochure that describes residence-hall life and contains an application for on-campus housing. To guarantee a space in the residence halls complete the application and submit it with a $30 nonrefundable application fee to the Office of University Housing by March 31. Space is limited. If you are interested in Family Housing and University Apartments or want more information visit the University Housing website.

Yes. Colorado Mountain College offers three fully-equipped and modern residential campuses and they are all co-ed. See the residence hall virtual tours for more information.

The Off-Campus Housing Registry can be found within your NYU Home account. Once you have logged-in to NYU Home, go to the top of the page and click on the NYU Life or Research channel. On the left panel, you will find the Housing Registry tab within the Off-Campus Housing section.

You can apply for permission to park on another campus. To apply, see the Dean of Students for your campus and ask for a petition to park on another campus. They will petition the campus that you want to park on. If permission is granted, Campus Safety will be advised to provide you with a student parking permit for the campuses that are approved. You will be notified by either the Dean of Students Office or Campus Safety of the outcome of your request.

When you are looking for off-campus housing, we recommend the website Places 4 Students, a free service that is specifically designed to help students. Visit their site for more information and to browse their listings.

Many Iowa Lakes students live off-campus in private apartments, rooms, and rental homes. The conditions of rental vary with the landlord. Contact the Housing Offices at Emmetsburg and Estherville for current lists of housing available year round. Housing & Food Service Housing lists give addresses of housing, landlord preferences, costs and other information to help you decide where to live.

UC Davis offers a variety of housing types depending upon student needs. Our residence halls are located in three geographically distinct areas on campus and include traditional style rooms off a central corridor, as well as suites and clustered room configurations that open into a common space. Single-, double- and triple-occupancy rooms are available within each of these styles.

Questions about housing should be directed to the Office of Residence Life in Usdan G032 or by calling 781-736-5060.

Housing policies regulate visitation by the opposite sex during certain hours, but there are no curfews for any student. For visitation policies please see the Student Handbook (PDF).

On-campus housing strives to provide a safe environment. CCU has a security service available at all times to protect the community. In addition, the campus is conveniently located within four blocks of the Lakewood Police Headquarters. However, as in any community with a large number of people, it's best to take precautions such as locking doors and making sure your personal items are covered by your parent's homeowner's insurance policy. Click here for more information.

If If this is your first or second year of college following high school graduation, you are required to live in University housing. Students living at home with their parent(s) or guardian(s) must fill out the Housing Application and complete the residency requirement waiver section for permission to live off campus. These students must be living with their parent(s) or guardian(s) within the Denver Metro area.

Yes, there are residence halls for some 10,000 students. Rooms are singles, doubles, triples, and quads with rental cost according to the number of students with whom the room is shared. There are dining halls on campus as well, and one may purchase a 7-meal plan per week, a 14-meal plan per week, or a 20-meal plan per week with graduated fees according to the number of meals.

You may move into your housing on Saturday, June 30 and you will be expected to move out on Saturday, July 28. In limited cases, early check-in and late stay housing will be available by prior arrangement with the institute. Please see the housing page for more information.

All of the classes for our IT/computing PGDip/MSc programmes are located at the Merchiston campus. The School of Computing is located on this campus, as are its I.T. facilities (including the award-winning 500 seat 24/hour Jack Kilby Computer Centre).