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The Priority Deadline for Incoming First-Year students to apply for housing has been extended to May 29!
Students with chronic or severe medical conditions can request individual housing accommodations. These accommodations are determined on a case-by-case basis and are limited by room space availability.
Students requiring housing accommodations in relation to a disability, medical condition, or psychological need should complete the Self-Identification form through the Accessibility Resources & Services (ARS).
All requests are reviewed individually by the Accommodations and Modifications Committee, an interdisciplinary team of campus partners, to determine the accommodations that best meet the needs of the student. University Housing takes these concerns very seriously, and confidentiality will be maintained. A submitted request typically takes 1-2 weeks for review, and additional documentation/information may be requested.
The information you provide will only be shared with other relevant staff in a discreet and confidential manner, as required by law. This information will have no bearing on your general eligibility for housing. Also, please note that submitting the Self-Identification Form is not a guarantee that you will receive the requested accommodations.
Students with disabilities or medical conditions are assigned roommates in the same manner as other housing applicants unless the need for a single room is identified as a reasonable accommodation, or medical necessity. If the need for a single room is identified, they will be assigned based on the availability when their application is processed.
Space availability may be limited for students who petition for housing accommodations. It is recommended that students submit their request as soon as possible to ensure a proper room accommodation.
We are able to facilitate a range of accommodations including, but not limited to: