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Room Consolidation
Any resident who does not have a roommate or an approved single room may be reassigned to a different room on campus or have a roommate placed with him/her in order to consolidate available space. Regarding consolidation, residents have three options:
- If available, residents can move into a single room and pay any applicable fees for this space
- Pick a roommate of his/her choice to and make arrangements with Residence Life to move
- Residence Life can consolidate him/her with another resident, which may mean that he/she will have to move to another room or will have a new roommate move in with him/her.
General Policies and Procedures
- Check-In Procedures
- Check-out Procedures
- Damage Deposit
- Eligibility Requirements for campus housing
- Entrance of Student Rooms
- Missing Student Policy
- Personal Property Insurance
- Residence Life Housing Contract
- Room Care
- Room Condition Contract
- Room Draw
- Room Keys
Occupancy Policies and Procedures
- Guest Policy
- Host Responsibilities
- Room Changes
- Room Consolidation
- Roommate Changes
- Single Occupancy
- Visitation