Residence Life
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| College Housing Office |
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| The goal of Residence Life, is to provide satisfactory accommodations for each student in a residence hall or apartment. These facilities provide many essential services and extras that will make college days enjoyable and memorable. |
| The Residence Life office, located in Student Center 154, is one of the busiest places on-campus. It maintains all records of the residential halls, apartments and their student occupants. This office is able to assist students with their campus living. |
| Each residence hall contains wireless Internet access, cable television access in each room, study areas, laundry facilities, lounges, recreation rooms and vending machines. For safety reasons, cooking in rooms is permitted only with microwave ovens of 800 watts or less.
Portable refrigerators no larger than 4 cubic feet are permitted for snacks and soft drinks. |
| Before getting too settled, you may find it wise to check each hall’s posted rules and regulations or ask your resident director or resident assistants about them. When the need arises, don’t hesitate to ask for advice. |
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| Residence Life Staff |
| Resident directors manage each building or complex. Resident assistants are assigned to each floor to ensure a positive educational and living experience. |
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| Rooms on Campus |
| All residence hall rooms are furnished with movable desks, single beds, wardrobes and bookshelves. Individual room arrangements, within campus guidelines, are left to the discretion of each student. |
| Double rooms are available in all residence halls, and single rooms may be reserved based upon availability. There is an additional charge for single rooms. A limited number of college apartments are available to second-year students, and the college offers 98 two-bedroom apartments for married couples, single-parent families and single advanced students. |
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| Room Information |
| Students are responsible for cleaning their residence hall rooms, except under special circumstances. Cleaning supplies such as mops, pails and brooms are available upon request for cleaning purposes. |
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| Furniture |
| All residence hall rooms have desks, single beds and wardrobes. |
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| Bedding and Towels |
| Students must provide their own bedding and towels. |
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| Laundry |
| Coin-operated washers and dryers are available for personal use. |
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| Telephone Service |
| Telephone service is extended to student rooms, and the base cost is included in your room rent. Local calls and campus calls are free. You may call on-campus numbers by dialing ‘3’ and the last four digits of the campus extension, and local off-campus numbers by dialing ‘9’ and the seven-digit number. Voice mail is provided to all residents as part of the telecommunications service. Long-distance calling cards are available for purchase in the NDSCS Bookstore. |
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| Cable Television |
| Basic cable television hook-up is provided to all residence hall rooms and College Complex apartments. |
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| Wireless Internet Access |
| All residence halls have wireless Internet access. College Complex apartments will have wireless Internet access beginning in the fall of 2008. Should the wireless system experience difficulty, the Internet can be assessed through a port located in each lounge area. |
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| Closet Space |
| All residence hall rooms have closets. |
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| Parking |
| Parking areas are provided within easy walking distance of all residence halls. Apartment complexes have adjacent parking. All vehicles parked on-campus must be registered with the Campus Police Department and must display a valid parking permit purchased at the time of registration. |
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