During final exams, the quiet hour policy extends to 24 hours per day. Each residence hall elects its own president, class representatives, and intramural sports officers. The Dean of Students places one senior in each residence hall as a Resident Assistant. The R.A. acts as a counselor to students, an enforcer of school regulations, and a leader in dorm government. Each April, upcoming sophomores, juniors, and seniors choose their rooms for the next year in the annual room draw.
Students receive randomly-assigned numbers, grouped by class year.
Incoming freshmen are paired together as roommates according to what they answered on their housing questionnaires. The College itself is so small that there's hardly any need, if any. Instead, students seem to group together by dorm, studying, eating, and spending recreation time together. About a third of CMC students have cars on campus, but most rely on walking or riding a bicycle. Most everything from R.O.T.C. to forensics, theater to student government.