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Studentswhoplantoliveon-campusnextyear:
Whatdoesmystudentneedtodo?
Bycompletingthehousingintentionformby8:00amon
Tuesday,March5th,ResidenceLifewillemailstudentstheoncampushousingapplication
Oncethehousingapplicationformisreceived,itmustbe completedby8:00amonMonday,March11th
Howwillitwork?
March18th-Studentswillhavecompletedthetwosteps above,willreceiveanemailwiththeirhallassignmentand lotterynumber
March20th-Studentpickroom/suite/apartmentviayour
lotterynumberassignment
March21st-23rd-HousingcontractswillbesentviaMidland
March26th-Contractmustbesignedbynoon.
March27th-Pancakesandpick-a-prizeeventforcompleting housingcontract Wewillhavesomefunnewprizes
April2nd-Waitlistopensandhousingforfeitedifstudents
housingcontractisnotsigned
What are on-campus options for housing?
Traditional Halls (all are co-ed) $2,325/semester
Augustine: Sophomore, Junior, and Senior
Benton: Freshman and Sophomore
Beegle and Gunderson: Freshman
Suite Style (co-ed by suite) $3,378/semester
Miller Hall: Sophomore
Apartments (co-ed by apartment)
Atchison and Lund $4,388/Olson Village $4,182/semester
Atchison and Lund: Sophomore (GPA and Conduct considered), Junior, and Senior Olson Village: Senior or 21+
Students who plan to live off-campus next year:
By completing the housing intention form by 8:00 am on Monday, March 4th, Residence Life will email students the off-campus housing application.
It is important to understand that these applications are requests, not guarantees. In order for online applications to live off-campus to be approved, a student must meet one of the following:
1) living at home (parent/guardian primary residence) with parent/guardian within a 30-mile radius from campus
2) be 21 years of age by the first day of class/term
3) married or have a dependent child(ren) living with you
4) have four prior semesters of on-campus living. Inappropriate use or falsification of your application may result in disciplinary action and/or contractual responsibility and fines.
Education students had the opportunity to visit Fremont Public Schools Sensory Courtyard.
The Sensory Courtyard is just one of many avenues Midland education students have to get a sense of what teaching is all about “Students might not always think about how their environment shapes their teaching, and this is a good place for them to start thinking about that,” Bombeck said “They can learn from me in the classroom, but it helps them to be able to see how other teachers operate and how they can implement helpful ideas. It gives our students experience of what it’s like in the real world and how it impacts them It gives them a better understanding of what we can do to help kids.”
Review current statement of account
Reach out to student billing with any questions
Be sure your student completes their 24-25 FAFSA
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Meet to overview academic plan
Connect regarding any academic support questions
Fall 2024 registration
Jr/Sr (60+ credits) Beginning 2/19
Soph (28-59 credits) Beginning 3/18 FR (0-27 credits) Beginning 4/8
2025
Spring semester is underway and the year will be over before we know it. A handwritten letter or care package is a great way to show your student support this semester.
Item ideas:
Clothes for spring/summer
Packing supplies move-outs (packing tape, bubble wrap, etc.)
Sunglasses, sandals, sunscreen
Lightweight outdoor games
Gift cards for outdoor picnics
Residence Halls Close @ 12 pm March 9
NO CLASSES- Spring Break - March 11-15
*Residence Halls Open @ 12 pm - March 17 Classes Resume - March 18
NO CLASSES- Easter Break- March 29-April 1
Last Day of spring semester - May 10
Residence halls Close @ 12 pm - May 11
Make travel plans for your Warrior.
View the detailed academic calendar here
*Students participating in Midland approved activities during hall closings will be granted permission to remain on campus