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Visit the Apply for Housing webpage for details.

If your first choice is full, we will place you in the order of your other two preferences.

If, after you have moved in, you still wish to move, you can reach out to your residence director to see if there is any availability in your top-choice hall. 

View details on requirements and exceptions on the Off-Campus Permit webpage.

Yes, you'll get your full deposit back if you cancel your housing application through before the semester cancellation deadline. Your residence hall deposit will be credited to your account four to six weeks after cancellation or at the end of the semester.

There is no additional cost to join an RLC beyond the normal semesterly rate for your room.

Yes, but you will need to pick from within the same RLC.

Yes, if there are still spots available in the RLC of interest.

If you have already completed your housing application and would like to join an RLC, log in to the Residence Life portal and view/change your application. Follow the prompts to select your preferred RLC.

Visit the Apply for Housing webpage for details.

Yes, but you must meet the delivery person outside the residence hall to collect your items.

Residence Life staff cannot sign for your food, groceries or other delivered items.

As an on-campus resident, you're charged a post office box rental fee on your eBill, giving you access to your own PO box at the Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Post Office in the Baker Pattillo Student Center.

You can by using your myÄ¢¹½ÊÓƵ credentials.

Student mail should be addressed to:

Student’s Full Name
P.O. Box XXXXXX, Ä¢¹½ÊÓƵ Station
Nacogdoches, TX 75962

You will need to put in a work order to have the room lock changed. The charge for the replacement will be added to your eBill.

If you lose your student ID and can't get into your building or room, visit the Graphic Shop in the Baker Pattillo Student Center to have another ID card made.

Returning students who have lived on campus for at least two semesters do not need to apply to live off campus. 

All other returning students should refer to the Off-Campus Permit webpage.

Visit the Planning Your Move-In webpage for all details, including dates, your move-in window, what to pack (and what to leave at home) and where to go first when you arrive with everything.

Pets are not allowed except for nonaquatic birds in cages and fish in aquariums no larger than 10 gallons. Emotional support animals should be approved prior to arrival via special accommodations.

View a full list of what should be left at home.

Vehicle

Yes, but you’ll need to buy a parking permit.

Bicycle

Yes, but you’ll want to register it with university police for identification purposes. There is no charge for this service.

View room dimensions specific to each residence hall.

View your residence hall's room dimension details for information regarding whether the beds in your unit can be bunked.

For units with bunkable beds, consider the following before making changes:

• Both residents must be moved in and agree on the change.
• You must determine how high or low you want the beds raised or lowered (count the notches).
• All unit residents must be present when beds are being bunked or unbunked.
• The beds must be free of all personal items (including linens), and the floor must be clear.

Our staff members can help with bunking, unbunking or adjusting the height of the beds — ask for help at the residence hall's front desk.