Room assignments

Room assignments, for both incoming and returning students, are available on July 15.  

Requesting a room change

We understand that following check-in, your room assignment may not meet your needs. Contact your RA (Residence Assistant) (after September 15) to request a room change, all room changes must be approved by your residence life coordinator (RLC) and Residence Administration before moving. 

There is a fee for changing rooms. This fee will be charged to your student account when you pick up your new room keys. Any additional charges or credits resulting from your room change (I.e. different room rates) will also be applied to your account.

If you have applied for a single room, review our criteria on how single rooms are assigned.

Priority for room transfers

If you have special needs that require an expedited room change, speak directly with your RLC. You may be required to provide documentation indicating your medical or other special needs.

Students requesting a room change due to their accommodation requirements must complete our Special Room Assignment Consideration form.

Living with a roommate 

Living with a roommate or roommates is one of the most exciting aspects of living in residence, but it can also be challenging at times. This is why it’s important early in the year to talk to your roommate(s) about setting boundaries and addressing anything that could be a source of conflict.

To help navigate this conversation, we have put together a roommate handbook to help you and your roommate(s) have a positive residence experience.