Welcome to Residence Life's home for current residents.
There are many experiences in life that mold each student to grow. But it is your campus residential experience that opens your eyes to new insights and thoughts to embolden positive character traits.
By joining the vital residence life community at Howard University, you will have many opportunities for involvement in student life and will develop lasting friendships.
The code of student conduct, rules and regulations for residence hall living are designed to foster an atmosphere for a dynamic living experience and a suitable learning environment.
Feel free to contact us if you have questions or if we can be of assistance throughout your campus life.
Do you have information about housing policies and procedures for students and parents?
It is important that you think about your priorities and how you might accommodate your needs and those of your roommate(s) in a new environment. We have developed policies and procedures to assist with the transitions into living in a community of learners in the Residence Hall Handbook which can be found at: http://www.howard.edu/residencelife/handbook.htm
How do I become a Resident Assistant?
R.A. applications are made available, early February each year on the Residence Life web-site.
What is the cost of each room type in the residence halls?
What is the Room Selection and Verification plan (RSVP)?
All undergraduate students seeking accommodation for the upcoming academic year must participate in RSVP and follow all of the procedures as outlined in the RSVP package, which can be found online at the Office of Residence Life website during the fall semester.
A $200 housing deposit is required to be eligible to participate. (The housing deposit fee is subject to change.)
How can I receive summer housing?
You may also apply through the Summer Conference housing program. Summer Housing 2018 Packet & Application Link
Can a room switch be made after check-in?
Transfers are based on seniority, and the availability of the your request.
How can I cancel my housing assignment?
Do students require insurance?
Most Students own approximately $3,000-$5,000 in property value. When you consider cell phones, backpacks, TV’s, computers, and stereo equipment in students rooms, the cost of replacement of these items due to theft, fire, water or accidental damage can add up quickly.
Therefore, Residence Life strongly recommends students acquire the CSI Student Personal Property Protector Plus insurance package. For further information on insurance, contact:
CSI Insurance Agency, Inc.
104 Bombay Lane
Roswell, GA 30076
Telephone (888) 411-4911
Fax (678) 832-4910
Email: info@csiprotection.com
http://www.CollegeStudentinsurance.com