Campus Housing FAQs
Students can complete an application for Campus Housing at any time.
Students are required to submit a $250 payment when signing a Housing Agreement to reserve a room in campus housing. This amount is non-refundable should a student decide not to live in campus housing. Payment should be made to the Student Financial Services Office at Kirtland Community College.This payment will become a security deposit upon receiving a room assignment and moving into Campus Housing. The deposit will be refunded after the tenant moves out, pending the checkout procedures are followed and there are no damages to the living space. Delinquent rent payments will be deducted from the security deposit. The security deposit will be refunded via direct deposit within 6 weeks of the check-out date.
Costs to live in campus housing can be found in the Campus Housing Costs page.
Campus Housing is co-ed but individual rooms and adjoining suites are not.
Yes, you can request your roommate. Requests for roommate preference must be indicated on both residents’ applications.
Students are required to be enrolled in:
- a minimum of 12 credit hours for fall and winter semesters.
- a minimum of 6 credit hours for the summer semester.
No, students (regardless of age) are not permitted to smoke or drink in their suites or inside the Campus Housing.
Residents may also utilize grants, loans and certain scholarships for Campus Housing payments by providing written consent to the Student Financial Services Office. Financial aid cannot be used for the application fee or security deposit. If financial aid were to be reduced at a later date, any remaining balance must be resolved immediately upon notification.
The financial aid process can take several weeks, and sufficient time should be allotted for applications to be reviewed and approved. For any questions related to financial aid, student should contact Student Financial Services or visit https://www.kirtland.edu/paying-for-college/