Live Life on Campus

We know how excited you must be to move into your new home - we are too! Be on the lookout for an email with your specific move-in date and time details. Until then, mark the following dates on your calendars.

Spring 2025 move-in on January 5, 2025.

We ask that students move in on their assigned move-in date and time - no earlier.

For the fall semester, we send out room and roommate assignments in July. Assignments for the spring semester will be sent out late December.

If you have a specific request for housing accommodation, please email cac@snhu.edu. By requesting accommodations, you give permission for the Campus Accessibility Center to discuss your request (not disability information) with the Office of Residence life.

Once you have filled out your Housing License, you will be able to complete roommate matching. You can request a roommate of your choosing by searching the student's name. Students must be a matched pair on your MyHousing Director Portal to be roommates.

Once a student puts down their housing deposit, they are entered into our housing database. Pulling from this database, we assign students based on mutual roommate choices, roommate preferences, hall and area requests and availability of these requests. Housing assignments begin in late June, so be sure to get your housing deposit in by the deadline - May 1.

All of our residence halls are co-ed. Co-ed floors have separate bathrooms for men and women. Our apartment and suite-style living areas (Windsor and Hampton) are co-ed within the housing unit.

If you're not completely satisfied with your housing assignment, you may request a change prior to arrival. Simply fill out the Room Change Request form on your MyHousing Director Portal. Whether or not a change can be made to your housing assignment depends on the availability of rooms.

You'll be pleased to know that some of our buildings have air conditioning to keep you cool during the hotter months of the school year. These halls include Kingston, Tuckerman, Windsor and Hampton. In Monadnock Hall, there is air conditioning in the middle of the building near the common areas but not in the apartment units. Unfortunately, university policy does not allow for the installation of personal air conditioner units in any of the residential buildings.

One of the most exciting things about moving onto campus is the opportunity to make your space your own. All of our housing options come fully furnished, which should help you narrow down your packing list. So as you start getting your things together for move-in day, here are some essentials you should consider bringing:

• Bedding: pillow, XL twin sheets, bedspread/blanket
• Portable shower caddy, shower shoes/flip flops
• Toiletries
• Towels
• Blow dryer
• Laundry bag, laundry detergent
• Wastebasket
• Alarm clock
• Coat Hangers
• Desk or floor lamp
• Vacuum/Broom/Swiffer, basic cleaning supplies
• Tacks or small finishing nails
• Small refrigerator (should be no larger than 3.5 cubic feet)
  • If you are interested in renting a microfridge, visit New England Student Services at www.nestudentservices.com or call 401.405.0920. Our registration code is 9481.

As far as furniture goes, your room will have everything you need - bed, mattress, desk, desk chair and wardrobe. If you do decide to bring any additional furniture, just remember that all university furniture must remain in the location and students are financially responsible for university furniture that is missing or damaged.

It's also important to note that due to safety hazards and community living guidelines, there are a few items you can't bring to campus:

• Air conditioners
• Candles
• Halogen lamps
• Hot plates
• Hot tubs
• LED strip lights
• Immersion heaters
• Microwaves
• Pets (except fish)
• 3M hooks/Command strips
• Space heaters
• Toaster ovens or any other cooking appliances
• Two-prong extension cords
• Waterbeds
• Weapons of any kind

Any items used to raise the bed off the ground are also not allowed in the residential buildings based on construction limitations and fire safety issues.

The university reserves the final decision on any item that they determine as inappropriate for the residence halls.

Since the rooms are occupied during the academic year, room showings can only be conducted if we have available showrooms. Contact the admission office at 603.645.9611 to arrange for a tour.

Of course! All you need is a parking decal, which can be obtained from the Public Safety Office.

If you're interested in purchasing property insurance, you can apply for coverage through National Student Services. You can always renew or modify your coverage at any time.

For all dates regarding term start dates and breaks, you can refer to the university calendar. In addition to keeping this calendar up-to-date, we will notify students living on campus about closing information electronically and via flyers. All residences are closed during breaks.

The membership meal plan allows access to “all you care to eat” at any dining location during open hours with one swipe of your ID card. Students have *unlimited swipes as part of the membership plan and can visit any location as many times as they want throughout the day.

Dining Dollars

As part of the membership meal plan, students will also receive Dining Dollars to use for the small selection of items that are not included in the “all you care to eat” portion of the membership meal plan, such as bottled beverages and pre-packaged snacks.

Meal Plan Pricing

The membership meal plan pricing for the 2023-24 academic year is outlined below:

Resident membership meal plan

$1,900/semester

All students living in campus housing are required to purchase a membership meal plan each semester. The cost for the membership meal plan is $1,900 per semester.  Students will receive $200 in Dining Dollars as part of this meal plan to use on bottled beverages, pre-packaged snacks, and other items not covered in the “all you care to eat” part of the meal plan.

Commuter membership meal plan (optional)

$1,200/semester

Commuter students may purchase the optional commuter membership meal plan at $1,200 per semester, giving them access to the Dining Center and all retail locations during specific hours still being determined. Commuters who purchase this meal plan will also receive $50 of Dining Dollars to use on bottled beverages, pre-packaged snacks, and other items not covered in the “all you care to eat” part of the meal plan.

Please note that cash and credit will be also accepted at all locations.

*Students can use up to 100 swipes/week for resident membership meal plan and 50 swipes/week for commuter membership meal plan.

Sometimes, roommates don't always work out and that's okay. The live-in staff, residence directors and RAs are there to help you get through this.

If you a concern or conflict with a roommate, contact your residence director to help resolve the situation. They'll provide mediation for you and your roommate. If you're still struggling with a roommate issue, they will work with on a room change.

Don't get us wrong. We love a late night mac and cheese snack just as much as anyone else. But unfortunately, there are no cooking facilities in the residence halls. Cooking facilities are only provided in our apartment units.

While you can't bring a microwave to campus, you can rent one through New England Student Services. Simply contact them at 401.405.0920 to rent a refrigerator/microwave for your room. Our registration code for the site is 9481.

No matter how cute and fluffy your family pet is, our residential buildings don't allow pets unless they're a fish, service animal, or approved emotional support animal. Call the Campus Accessibility Center at 603.644.3118 to inquire about the process for an emotional support or service animal. Emotional Support Animals are considered if all necessary documentation has been received at least 30 days prior to a students move in date per semester.