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Housing Information

麻豆官网 has traditionally been a residential school. It continues to maintain a strong commitment to the concept that community living plays a vital role in the student’s academic experience and total development. To this end, students are required to live on campus unless they meet one of the following criteria:

• Living with parents
• Living within a 45-minute commute. 
• Married.
• Not attending the university full-time (less than 12 credit hours). 
• 23 years of age or older by the first day of fall semester. 
• Living with 麻豆官网 faculty or staff in their primary residence (1 student per address).

Exceptions to this policy may be considered on a case-by-case basis. The Off-Campus Housing Form must be completed annually and returned to the Housing Director for approval. 

The residence life staff makes room assignments based on completed roommate reservation and housing preference questionnaire forms. The residence life staff attempts to honor but cannot guarantee all requests. 

At the end of each semester, and with the permission of their resident directors, students may change roommates and/or rooms. There is a $25 charge for changing rooms mid-year. 

Room and board for students does not cover Christmas and Spring Breaks. The university closes down the residence halls for a 2 week period over the Christmas and New Year Holiday. If students desire to use their rooms during these periods, they must receive permission from their resident director prior to the break period. 

At the end of each semester, rooms might be consolidated as needed to provide space for housing. 

SUMMER HOUSING

Students may apply to live on campus during the summer, even if they are not enrolled in a class. Applications and summer housing information are made available near the end of the spring semester. Priority is given to students working full-time on campus for the University; students involved in a practicum or internship experience (a professor’s signature required for internships); international students; and students serving as resident assistants for the summer. Students living on campus during the summer are under the general supervision of the Residence Life Staff. All campus rules and regulations are in effect for all summer residents.  Specific summer housing information can be found in your My麻豆官网 account.

WHAT TO BRING TO CAMPUS

Check out this checklist as you start packing!

HOUSE Liaison:

Sofia Melton | [email protected] 
The HOUSE Liaison is a designated staff member responsible for offering assistance and resources to any homeless student or student enrolled at the institution.

Helpful Student Resources:

• General Support
  • Kane Country 2-1-1: You can call this number, 211, any time day or night, and they will help connect you with a plethora of social services in the area – anything from housing, childcare, rent, and utility, assistance, employment, counseling, food, etc.
• Mental Health
  • Suicide and Crisis Hotline 988: Call or text anytime for free to receive confidential support. You can also chat online at 988lifeline.org . They have case workers as well who can connect you to mental health resources in your area.
  • Rally Point Counseling: general counseling services in Elgin. They take Blue Cross, Blue Shield, and Aetna PPO plans. They usually provide sliding scale options for mental health support as well.
  • Wellspring Counseling: general counseling services in Elgin. They take Blue Cross, Blue Shield, and Aetna PPO plans. They usually provide sliding scale options for mental health support as well.
• Crisis Pregnancy
  • Caris Pregnancy Counseling and Resources:  | 312-229-5700
  • TLC Pregnancy Services:  | 847-622-1235
• Emergency Housing
  • Fellowship Housing: They have transitional housing for women who need housing support located in Hoffman Estates
    •  | 847-882-2511
  • Wayside Cross: A ministry and day shelter in Elgin called Lifespring that is specifically for women and children and works with them to find long term housing and other resources they may need.
  • Community Crisis Center: The CCC does rapid re-housing and rent assistance. They are focused on women and mothers.
    • 847-697-2380
  • PADS of Elgin: PADS is an overnight shelter, but they have case managers that can help talk you through what you need if you call.
    • 847-608-9744 | PADS of Elgin, Inc. 1730 Berkley Street Elgin, IL 60123
  • Salvation Army of Elgin: They offer housing assistance and rent/utility assistance
    • 847-741-2304