Only single undergraduate students who are registered at the University for not less than twelve academic credits per semester may reside in traditional, Pencader, Christiana, or Ray Street halls. Single freshman students are required to live in the University residence halls, in their own homes, or with close relatives unless unusual circumstances, as determined by the Office of Housing and Residence Life, dictate otherwise. Requests for exceptions should be addressed to the Assistant Director for Occupancy Management, Office of Housing and Residence Life. Appeals may be made to the University Faculty Senate Committee on Student Life. The Conover Apartments are available to full-time graduate or undergraduate students, who want to live with a spouse, children or other individuals who constitute their family.
Legal documentation is required.
Residents sign a 12-month Student Housing Agreement. When the apartments are not in high demand they are sometimes made available to other members of the University community. Applications may be obtained from the Office of Housing and Residence Life at 5 Courtney Street. Married students are not permitted to live in other University residence halls. Single graduate students are offered housing in the Lovett House, the College Towne apartments, and the Conover apartments.