Graduate Student Housing Guidelines

Introduction

Housing for graduate students at the university, including the North Park Theological Seminary, in the university-owned housing units and duplexes (鈥渉ousing units鈥� or 鈥淕raduate Student Housing鈥�) is offered on a first-come first-served basis. Over the years, the university has expanded its commitment to creating attractive, livable spaces for students and families as needed. All graduate student housing is on campus or within a short walk of the campus.

Application & Assignment

Students must apply online for Graduate Student Housing following acceptance to a graduate program at 萝莉社 or North Park Theological Seminary. Students must have a North Park student ID number to apply for Graduate Student Housing. Incoming students have the opportunity to request specific housing units on the housing application. Assignments are made on a first-come first-served basis, according to the time of application, desired size of unit, and availability. Every effort will be made to accommodate requests when assignments are made.听

Graduate Student Housing falls under the purview of the Division of Student Engagement and is overseen by the Office of Residence Life and Housing. Graduate Student Housing is first and foremost made available to degree-seeking graduate students and degree-seeking undergraduate students who do not meet the criteria for undergraduate campus housing (i.e. married students, students in the School of Professional Studies, or students with children living with them). On rare occasions, available housing units may be utilized for other purposes only after approval by the Director of Residence Life and Housing.

Qualifications for Graduate Student Housing听

The applicant must be a degree-seeking full-time graduate student, taking a minimum of 6 credits per semester or 12 credits over a calendar year 鈥� OR 鈥� the听applicant is a degree-seeking full-time undergraduate student and has received permission from the Director of Residence Life and Housing.

Limits of Campus Housing Eligibility

The maximum duration of stay in Graduate Student Housing is limited according to the student’s degree program.

1. MDiv 鈥� 5 years
2. MACF 鈥� 4 years
3. MATS 鈥� 4 years
4. MACM 鈥� 3 years
5. DMIN 鈥� 3 years
6. Diploma 鈥� 2 years
7. Dual-Degrees 鈥� Add 1 Year
8. DEMSN 鈥� 20 months
9. MSAT 鈥� 2 years
10. Other Graduate Programs 鈥� 2鈥�3 years depending on the program

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