A woman wearing a black tank top carries box in while SEMO" />Whether you’re m oving in for the first time or returning to campus w e’re here to serve you. Can’t find what you’re looking for? Reach out to us at the Office of Residence Life and we will be happy to help you.
A woman wearing a black tank top carries box in while SEMO" />Moving in can be overwhelming, whether you're a first-time student, new to living on campus or if you're a returning student. This guide will help you keep track of important dates for each semester, let you know what you can (and can’t) bring to campus, plus tips for building a strong relationship with your roommate.
You have questions, we have answers. Find the answers to frequent ly asked questions about living on campus at SEMO and how to become a Resident Assistant.
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Living on campus is an essential part of your college experienc e . Learn about Southeast’s two-year residency requirement and possible exemptions.
The sooner you submit your housing contract and deposit, the sooner you can make your room selection. Learn about important dates for completing your housing contract and find out when and how to make your room selection.
We get that sometimes things come up and you have to request a cancellation of your housing contract. Here is the information you need to make that request.
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Living on campus is a new experience for some and requires some adjustment in order for your experience to be successful. Here are some tips to help you get adjusted, resolve conflicts and more.
At the end of each academic year residence halls close for the summer. Unless you are a student who completed a housing contract for summer, you will need to move out and take steps to clean out your room and forward your mail. The move out guide will help you through that process.
Be sure to read through the Residence Life Handbook. You are responsible for understanding the contents of the Residence Life Handbook. In addition to policies and procedures, you’ll learn best practices to avoid roommate conflicts, how to set up your gaming console, and what to do if you get locked out of your room. So, be sure to refer back to the handbook any time you have questions. Additional questions or concerns should be directed to your assigned Residence Assistant or the Office of Residence Life.
