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Tab to switch menus, arrow keys to move through links. Division of Student Affairs Care Engage Transform This site Appalachian State University Search Residence Halls Residential Learning Communities Housing Policies Previous Next Tab thru menu links. Enter key for site map Apply Apply for Housing Access and Equity in Housing Exemption Fall Move-In Reapplication Summer Housing Information Transfer Housing Residence Halls Residence Halls Appalachian Heights Belk Hall Cannon Hall Cone Hall Doughton Hall Dogwood Hall Elkstone Hall Frank Hall Laurel Creek Hall Living Learning Center Mountain Laurel Hall Mountaineer Hall New River Hall Newland Hall Raven Rocks Hall Sleep Inn Summit Hall Thunder Hill Hall White Hall On-Campus Living On-Campus Living LaundryView Housing Policies Living With a Roommate Recycling & Sustainability Green Practices LEED Certification Single Stream Recycling Residence Hall Composting Residence Hall Leadership Nat’l. 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Work Request Housing Portal Accommodations How to Apply Packages Housing Timeline New Student Move-In August New students typically move into the residence halls during a multi-day move-in process. Students are emailed their assigned move-in day when they receive their room assignment in mid-summer. Please see the move-in page for more information. Spring Application September 1 Newly admitted first year students and new transfer students starting classes in Spring can apply to live on campus beginning September 1. This application can be found in the portal. Room Change Requests September - November The room change request form is available for students who want to change their on-campus room assignment for any reason during the semester. this form can be found in the portal (opens in a new tab) . Room Change Student InstructionsAutoRelease November-January The auto-release request form is available for students who meet the criteria to be released from their Residence Hall License Contract the following semester. this form can be found in the portal (opens in a new tab) . Reapplication October - December Reapplication (ReApp) is an application available for continuing students who currently live on campus and want to apply to live on campus the following year. This application can be found in the portal. Residence Halls Close for Break December - January The residence halls close for winter break. Students must leave the residence halls by that time and the halls will remain closed until they reopen. Students are not required to completely move out all belongings over the break. No students will have access to the residence halls over the break; therefore, they should pack for the break accordingly (remember all textbooks, electronics, passports, medication, winter items, etc.). New & Continuing Student Housing Applications February 1 New incoming students can apply for Fall housing beginning February 1. The priority deadline for new incoming student applications closes on May 31 at 11:59pm. Continuing students who want Summer housing can apply beginning March 1 and must be registered for at least one course for the Summer Session for which they apply. Reapplication Selection Process Mid-January-End of February Continuing students who reapplied to live on campus during the reapplication period will receive an invitation via email to select on-campus housing. Students who are selected will have a week to choose a space and sign a Residence Hall License Contract or decline at that time. Those who are not selected will receive a notice indicating they were not selected. Move-Out May The residence halls are closed between Spring and Summer sessions. Students must leave the residence halls within 24 hours of their last final exam OR by 12 noon on the day after final exam week ends, whichever comes first. They are required to completely move out. Priority Deadline to Apply for Fall Housing May 31 The priority deadline for applications to live on campus (required for incoming freshmen who graduate high school less than 12 months prior to beginning classes at Appalachian, regardless of credit hours) closes at 11:59 PM on May 31. will continue to accept applications from new students after this deadline, but roommate selection features and edits to existing applications will not be available. Fall Housing Assignments Emailed Mid-Summer Fall housing assignments are emailed to each student’s Appalachian email address in mid-summer. This email will contain the student’s residence hall, room number, roommate information, and assigned move-in day and time. Please note that your room cannot be assigned unless you (and your parent/guardian if you are under 18 years of age at the time of your application) have signed and completed your Residence Hall License Contract. Previous Next Close COVID-19 Reminders for Students Get tested if you feel sick or have any COVID-19 symptoms (opens in a new tab) - M.S. Shook Student Health Service (opens in a new tab) provides testing for students. If you test positive for COVID-19 Report these test results (opens in a new tab) to the university - you will receive an email from the university’s COVID-19 response team with isolation instructions. Isolate, monitor for symptoms, and wear a face covering in any shared living spaces per the instructions you receive. Students living in residence halls need to complete COVID-19 isolation at home, but may isolate in their residence hall rooms, if unable to return home, leaving only to receive medical care. During the isolation period, students living in residence halls can arrange for Wellness Meal Pick-ups - view instructions on Campus Dining’s Meal Plan page (opens in a new tab) . If your roommate tests positive Encourage your roommate to complete the above steps. Because you have likely been exposed to COVID-19, you should start taking precautions (opens in a new tab) immediately - these include wearing a face covering for at least 10 days, monitoring for symptoms, and getting tested at least 5 days after the exposure, even if you have no symptoms. Visit the university’s Isolation and Exposure (opens in a new tab) page for more information. 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