Applications and Requests

 Residence Hall & Dining Services Application

The university requires all freshman and sophomore undergraduate students to live in campus housing. As is the case on most residential campuses, on-campus housing for junior and senior students is not automatically guaranteed. During the Spring semester, a lottery is conducted where interested junior and senior students may select housing from available rooms for the next academic year. Housing Services also offers guidance to upperclass and graduate students seeking off-campus residence.

• Fall 2013
  • Newly admitted Freshmen and Transfer students who have paid their enrollment deposit can apply for housing via the the New CUA Student Housing Application available online in MyHousing. The housing application deadline is May 15^th for new freshmen and August 1^st for new transfer students. Housing Services is unable to guarantee housing to students who submit applications after the advertised dates. More information on the application process can be found here.
  • Continuing students should plan to particpate in the online Room Selection Process. The deadline for both the $500 Housing Deposit and the Room Selection Intent was Friday February 8, 2013. 
    • If you are required to live on campus next year, the $500 Housing Deposit and Room Selection Intent should still be submitted online. Late submissions will receive a lottery number, but it will be generated after the lottery numbers for all sophomores who submitted their deposit and intent by the deadline. If the Sophomore Lottery has concluded you will be eligible for the Sophomore Waitlist.
    • If you will have 55 credits or more at the conclusion of the Spring semester you are not required to live on campus. Late Room Selection Intents will generally not be accepted. However, you can participate in the Junior/Senior Waitlist or seek assistance finding off-campus housing.
  • Due to limited space availability, graduate and law students should make off-campus arrangements for housing. Housing Services can assist students with finding off-campus housing.

•  Spring 2014
  • The online application will be available soon for new students and continuing undergraduate students applying for spring housing. The Priority Application date is November 15^th. Applications will be assigned on a rolling basis beginning in early December. Assignment confirmations will be sent by mid-December; once assignments are made they will also be available online in MyHousing.
  • Due to limited space availability, graduate and law students should make off-campus arrangements for housing. Housing Services can assist students with finding off-campus housing.
 
 

Housing Cancellation Request

• Housing Cancellation Request for all residents that want to request to cancel their current or future housing assignment.

  

Housing Record Release Request

• Consent Form to request housing-related information for release to a third-party.

 

Residence Hall & Dining Services Accommodation Request

• Residence Hall & Dining Services Accommodation Request information and form for students with disabilities who need specific accommodations or modifications to their Residence Hall and Dining Services Agreement (housing assignment and/or dining plan) due to their diagnosed disability or medical condition.
• Temporary Disabilities information for residents with temporarily disabling conditions that are a result of injuries, surgery or short-term medical conditions that may need access to services and resources similar to individuals with permanent disabilities.

  

Single Room Waitlist Request

• Single Room Waitlist Request for residents that have a confirmed housing assignment but prefer a single room.

 

Furniture Repair Request

• Furniture Repair Request to report issues with furniture in residence hall rooms or common areas.

 

Dining Plans, Dining Dollars & Cardinal Cash

• Dining Plan Requests - You may add a dining plan at any time via MyHousing. Dining Plan changes or cancellations can be made online via MyHousing until the Friday of the first week of classes each semester. Please note residential freshmen and sophomores are unable to cancel their dining plan.
• Special Dietary Needs - Students who want to request release/removal from the dining plan requirement or request an adjusted dining plan based on a diagnosed disability or medical condition should submit the Residence Hall and Dining Services Acommodation Request. Appeals of dining accommodation decisions should be directed to Tim Carney, Associate Vice President for Campus Services.
• Cardinal Cash & Dining Dollars can be added at any time; please visit the Cardinal Card Web site for more information.