We have a limited number of on-campus apartments available for rent    each year. These apartments are rented on a 12-month lease with the    rent payment is due at the beginning of each month. These apartments    are leased graduate students, married students, students with children,    or upperclassmen.  They are not available for incoming freshmen.
  The rental priority is as follows:

1. Families with children.
2. Married students without children.
3. Single graduate and law students
4. Non-traditional undergraduates (25 years and older)
5. Undergraduates (above freshmen level)

   On Campus Apartments*

• Presidential

• Ninth Street

• Crimson Towers

• Graduate, Married, and Family Student
  Apartment Contact Information Form (Please complete this form if you are interested in one of the on-campus apartments. As an apartment becomes available, you will be contacted to complete an application)

  * Please note: If you live in 9th Street or Crimson Towers, you must have   the power turned on in your name. Failure to do this could result in a fine   or your power being turned off without notice.

 

The best thing about living on campus is the ability/responsibility to be involved in your community.  Living on campus teaches you how to work as a team to uphold community living standards.  I can honestly say that I would not be the student I am today if I had not lived on campus during my time at the University.
Jared Witherington, Eclectic, Alabama, Majoring in Finance and German, RA in Paty Hall