Summer Housing Sign Up
Summer Housing sign up will begin on Wednesday April 8th and Thursday April 9th in the CUBE from 11:00am - 1:00pm. After that time please contact Scott Forthofer Assistant Director for Community Living at extension x5509 or sforthofer -is-at- carroll -dot- edu. You can also stop by his office in St Charles hall (behind the lobby desk) to sign up. Priority sign-ups will end on Friday April 17th. After that time housing will be given based upon space available. Summer housing will be located in St Charles hall and all students staying for any part of the summer will be required to relocate into their assigned room in St Charles (yes that includes those staying for just the 1st summer school session.)
Single rooms: There are a limited amount of single rooms, they will be available on a first come first serve basis.
Summer Contract to download and fill out:
Rates for Summer Housing: (Summer Housing will be located in St Charles Hall)
Carroll Students who are working for the college at least 60 hours a month or who are attending classes will be charged $40 a week (or $135 a month) for summer housing.
Carroll Students not enroll in summer school or working for the college and still wish to live on campus for the summer can do so at a rate of $100 a week ($360 a month). Those spaces will only be available after priority housing sign-up is complete.
Please read the following for more details for Summer Housing Information!- Summer housing is offered on a priority basis to students enrolled in summer school or working at least 60 hours a month for the college. Any student who does not meet this criteria will be placed on a wait list and offered housing if it becomes available
- Summer housing will be located in St Charles Hall. All students staying for any part of the summer will be required to move into their assigned space in St Charles (yes that includes those just staying for the 1st summer school session).
- Students who are working for the college or who are attending classes will be charged $40 a week (or $135 a month) for summer housing.
- Students will need to pay before being allowed to check into a room. When the fee is paid at the business office, a receipt will be given to the student. Students will not be checked into a room until proof of payment is provided.
- Students working for the college will need to pay $120.00 upfront for the month of May. Payroll deduction may be arranged to pay for June, July, and August. To apply, see Kathy Coey in the Business Office no later than May 8th. If you choose not to sign-up for payroll deduction then payment for the entire summer housing will need to be paid by May 8th.
- Students enrolled for summer school will need to pay for their entire summer housing at the same time they pay for summer school which is May 8th.
- Sign ups will be on a first come qualifying basis until housing is full, at which point a waitlist will be started.
- If you don't meet the two criteria (enrolled in summer school or working for the college) and still wish to live on campus for the summer, the rate is $100 a week or ($360/month). These spots will only be available after priority housing is complete. You will need to pay for your entire summer housing or total weeks reserved before being checked into your room.
- Communication regarding summer housing will be sent via Carroll e-mail addresses.
- Students who fail to work 60 hours in a month or who are not in school will pay the rate of $100 a week (or $360/month).
- Weekly charges will not be prorated. If you move out mid-week, you will still be charged for the whole week.
- If you are not living on campus for the Fall 2009 semester the last day to live on campus for summer housing is July 31st.
LIVE ON CAMPUS AT CARROLL COLLEGE !
Living on campus is an integral part of the education experience at Carroll College, be part of an exciting residential campus.
With a new staff, new attitude and fresh energy, Community Living is dedicated to student success.
Community Living staff assists students in learning how to live in community on a residential campus. The friendships and life experiences developed by living on campus provide students with many unexpected benefits that positively impact the academic, occupational, recreational, spiritual, mental and emotional maturity of students. Students learn by daily practice how to develop healthy eating, sleeping, study and social habits. For these reasons, students are required to live in college housing for their first two years of college and are encouraged to live all four years in college housing.
To promote a positive living and learning environment, Community Living is responsible for educational programming, group activity advising, leadership development, student conduct, peer counseling, housing administration and resource referral for students. A Community Advisor (CA), a student paraprofessional trained to address the needs of students, lives on residence hall floors. An Assistant Director of Community Living, a master's degree-level professional trained in hall administration, community development and staff supervision supports each residence hall.
VALUE OF AN EDUCATION
In case you missed it, there was a piece that aired on “Marketplace,” a daily program that runs on National Public Radio (NPR) stations across the country. The commentary offers some on the value of college tuition. It can be found online at http://marketplace.publicradio.org/shows/2007/01/30/AM200701302.html