Wesley Student Housing Application

Single students and students who will not have their families in residence with them have several on-campus housing options. Please note that all available options are listed here, but may not be available when you apply. Also, certain stipulations exist for particular housing options.

In Fall 2013, Wesley Seminary finished construction and opened doors of our New Residence Hall (NRH) to residents for the first time. Available in the building are 24 single beds and 48 double beds. Current residents have priority housing in the NRH. Available beds will be determined after the first priority deadline (June 1, 2014) and assignments of new student applicants made at that time based on the order of receipt of application. In the case a single is not available to an applicant who has requested it, your name will automatically be held on a waitlist and single beds will be offered as (if) they become available.

Students requesting housing in the Birch Intentional Living Community should fully explore the online resources regarding intentional living before applying. All residents of Birch (including spouses of students) participate in the Intentional Community program. This includes regular community meals, meetings, community service and worship. There is an 11-month contract for students interested in living in the Birch Residence Hall. Before applying, please contact the Housing Office to speak with a resident in the Intentional Community.

Carroll Residence Hall apartments are reserved first for married students and students with children who request them, and second for international (F1) students (certain apartments). You may request a Carroll apartment, but your request will not be filled until after the second priority deadline (July 15, 2014). It is highly atypical for any Carroll apartments to be available for spring applicants). Please do not request a split (shared) apartment in Carroll unless you have a preferred roommate who is also applying. Split apartments are only assigned when two students request such arrangements. If an apartment is not available for you, you will be offered another assignment.

Please note that the Housing Office will process applications for these in order of need and then receipt. Once your preferred accommodations are full, you will be offered the next closest accommodation available.

Married students moving to campus with their spouse or partner have three primary on-campus housing options. Couples may live in either Carroll Residence Hall or the Birch Intentional Living Community.

Students requesting the apartment in New Residence Hall should understand that, due to the lack of a private kitchen, you will be automatically enrolled in the meal plan and be charged $1125 per person, per semester. Additionally, once a child enters your union, you will be required to vacate New Residence Hall, and take residence at Carroll Hall.

Students requesting housing in the Birch Intentional Living Community should fully explore the online resources regarding intentional living before applying. All residents of Birch (including spouses of students) participate in the Intentional Community program. This includes regular community meals, meetings, community service and worship. There is an 11 month contract for students interested in living in the Birch Residence Hall. Before applying, please contact the Housing Office to speak with a resident in the Intentional Community.

Please note that the Housing Office will process applications for these in order of need and then receipt. Once your preferred accommodations are full, you will be offered the next closest accommodation available.

One, two, and three bedroom apartments in Carroll Residence Hall are available to students coming to campus with their families in residence. Carroll Residence Hall apartments are reserved first for married students and students with children who request them (the exception being efficiency apartments). Two and three bedroom apartments, while available to married couples, are reserved first for families with children, but it is highly atypical for any larger apartments to be available for spring applicants. If there are no two or three bedroom apartments available when your application is received, you will be notified and offered another assignment, if one is available.

Be sure to read the Seminary's Occupancy Standards to ensure you are eligible for placement in the unit for which you are requesting.

Please note that the Housing Office will process applications for these in order of need and then receipt. Once your preferred accommodations are full, you will be offered the next closest accommodation available if one exists.