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housing-handbook
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Under-Assigned Rooms: You may experience a period of time without a roommate (if you reside in a double,<br />
triple, or quad). It is important to be aware of your options if you find yourself in this situation:<br />
● You may select another roommate to fill the vacancy within your room, or the vacancy will be reassigned<br />
during the room change process;<br />
● You may move out of your room and into another vacancy within your building;<br />
● You may buy out the vacant space<br />
If a student resides in room that is not at full capacity, they must keep that room “move-in ready.” This means that<br />
the room is adequately prepared for someone to move in at any given moment. This includes keeping all items off<br />
and away the desk, bed, and closet space. Housing and Residence Life staff will conduct regular checks to make<br />
sure that these spaces are open. Any space that is not deemed “move-in ready” may be subject to a fine and<br />
potential conduct referral.<br />
Closure of a Residence Hall: Although rare, halls can be closed if they reach an insufficient capacity (50% or less<br />
occupancy). This decision is only made if there are enough vacancies across campus to provide housing for these<br />
students. Students affected by this closure will be given first choice of rooms during the room change process of the<br />
following semester.<br />
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