Residential Life

Housing

Concord University has four residence halls with a capacity of approximately 900 students. All unmarried students of traditional age who do not reside with a parent/guardian in that parent/guardian’s primary residence and commute to classes, are required to reside on campus in the University’s residence halls as long as space is available. Commuters are defined as either nontraditional or married students who live in the immediate area and drive to classes, or traditional age students who reside with their parent(s) or guardian(s) in their local primary place of residence not to exceed 45 minutes travel time from the University, as determined my Map Quest or Google Maps. All other students must reside on campus. In addition, all residential students are required to purchase a University provided board plan.

Students applying for University housing for the first time or reapplying after previously withdrawing from the University hoursing must submit a complete Room Reservation Form. First time commuter students will need to complete the Commuter Request Form. Continuing students who are maintaining housing for the next academic year are required to reserve housing by renewing their application at room sign-up held every March. Additional information on Housing and Residence Life can be found on the Concord University Housing webpage.