Wesley Student Housing Application

2022-2023 Housing applications are live ! Due to COVID-19 restrictions, please anticipate a delay in processing.

Accepted or matriculated Wesley students should use the application below to apply for permanent housing for Carroll, the New Residence Hall; Commuter Housing; Summer School Housing; or Doctor of Ministry Housing. Applications for Summer School and D.Min housing are only accepted during certain times of the year.

For more information, please see Summer School Housing or Doctor of Ministry Housing. Commuter Housing is only available during Fall and Spring semesters.

Have you and your family (if applicable) been fully vaccinated for the COVID-19 virus?*
- Yes
- No
Wesley Theological Seminary is requiring all residents, resident spouses, and eligible children to be fully vaccinated. Please submit proof of vaccination to covidvax@wesleyseminary.edu prior to your arrival.
What type of housing are you seeking?*
- Permanent Residency. This will be my full time residence while I am in school.
- DMin. I am a Doctoral student who will be in residence for a two-week intensive.
- Commuter Housing. I will be in residence several days a week.
- Weekend Hybrid. I will be in residence a few times throughout the semester.
Wesley ID*

Please enter your six-digit Wesley ID number.
Name
First Last
Date of Birth
Month
Day
Year

MM/DD/YYYY
Will Your Legal Spouse Be With You?*
Please note that only legal spouses will be allowed with you, not adult children or parents. All spouses will be required to also provide proof of full COVID-19 vaccination and are responsible for adhering to all Residence Life policies and protocols.
Please select the semester for which you would like to apply.*
Select the term for which or during which you wish to move in.
Permanent Residency Housing is typically assigned at the start of the Fall and Spring semesters. Special arrangements must be made for move-in at other times of the year, and is not always available. Commuter Residency Housing is only assigned for Fall and Spring semesters. If you are a commuter needing summer housing, please request 'Summer School Residency' in the question above.
Wesley Student Email*
Phone
Address
Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country
Gender*
- Female
- Male
- Transman
- Transwoman
- Gender fluid
- I wish not to state
Wesley's Office of Residence Life seeks to provide a living environment that is safe and welcoming to all gender identities. In order to make you feel welcome, please include your gender identifier.
Degree Type
Please select your degree.
I am seeking housing for:
Nights Needed
- Sunday
- Monday
- Tuesday
- Wednesday
- Thursday
Weekends Needed*
Please input the weekends you will need on-campus housing.
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) 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.

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. 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.

Please note that Residence Life 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 two primary on-campus housing options. Couples may live in Carroll Residence Hall or the Jr. Apartment in New Residence Hall.

Carroll Residence Hall apartments are reserved first for married students and students with children who request them. Please note that efficiency and two-bedroom apartments are reserved first for single international students and families with children, respectively. Married couples may choose a one-bedroom apartment in Carroll or in New Residence Hall.

Students requesting the apartment in New Residence Hall should understand that once a child enters your union, you will be required to vacate New Residence Hall, and take residence at Carroll Hall.

Please note that Residence Life 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 Residence Life 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.
Please specify your housing preference.
- Carroll One Bedroom Apartment
- New Residence Hall One Bedroom Apartment
Please specify your housing preference.
- Carroll One Bedroom Apartment
- Carroll Two Bedroom Apartment
- Carroll Three Bedroom Apartment
Spouse's Name
First Last
Please submit your spouse or legal partner's full name.
Spouse's Date of Birth
MM slash DD slash YYYY

Please submit your spouse or legal partner's date of birth in this format: MM/DD/YYYY.
Spouse's Phone
Please submit your spouse or legal partner's mobile phone number.
Spouse's Email

Please submit your spouse or legal partner's primary email address.
How many children will be living on campus with you?
Name of Child
First Last
Child's Date of Birth
Month
Day
Year

MM/DD/YYYY
Child's Gender
Name of Second Child
First Last
Second Child's Date of Birth
Month
Day
Year

MM/DD/YYYY
Second Child's Gender
Name of Third Child
First Last
Third Child's Date of Birth
Month
Day
Year

MM/DD/YYYY
Third Child's Gender
Name of Fourth Child
First Last
Fourth Child's Date of Birth
Month
Day
Year

MM/DD/YYYY
Fourth Child's Gender
Please specify your housing preference.
- NRH: Single (Single Occupancy)
- NRH: Double (Double Occupancy)
- New Residence Hall Jr. Apartment
- Carroll Residence Hall: Efficiency Apartment
- Carroll Residence Hall: One Bedroom Apartment
Please specify your housing preference.*
- Straughn: Single (Single Occupancy)
Please select the week you would like to request housing.*
- January 2-15
- January 9-15
Please specify a second housing preference.
- NRH: Single (Single Occupancy)
- NRH: Double (Double Occupancy)
- New Residence Hall Jr. Apartment
- Carroll Residence Hall: Efficiency Apartment
- Carroll Residence Hall: One Bedroom Apartment
If you have any special needs and/or a roommate or suitemate preference, please indicate them here.
Please select your housing preference.
- Single Occupancy
Please select your housing preference.
- Single Occupancy
For which classes are you registered?
Your housing request must align with your course registration.
Requested Check-In Date
The date you select MUST BE A SUNDAY.
ALL summer housing includes a Sunday afternoon check-in and a Saturday morning check-out. If you would like to request a shorter stay, please see our Guest Housing.
Would you like to request linen?
- Yes
- No
There is an extra $15 per week charge if linen is requested. Beds in the NRH are extra long twin (if available), and beds in Straughn are twin.
Please select the statements that apply to you.
- I prefer a fragrance free room and roommate (no perfumes, laundry detergents, etc) and I am fragrance-free.
- I prefer a non-smoking roommate and I do not smoke.
- I smoke.
- I am not fragrance-free.
- I prefer a Straughn Dormitory room.
- I prefer a room in the NRH.
The Office of Residence Life will try to pair students with fragrance-free or non-smoking needs with students who have similar needs, but this is not guaranteed. If you have a medical condition that requires you not be paired with a smoker or a non-fragrance free roommate, be sure to include that information in the 'Special Needs' field. You may be asked to provide a physician's note to verify the medical necessity of your request.
The following questions are for students requesting housing in the Birch Intentional Living Community.
Intentionality involves covenantal agreements within the community about living together in the space, sharing resources, and practicing spiritual disciplines. Building upon these broad principles of covenantal life established by the seminary, the Birch residential community will set its own specific rules of common life for the purpose of spiritual growth and learning how to foster and sustain a rich and holistic communion as the ground of the Christian life.

Please answer the following questions, reflecting on any previous experiences (if applicable), as well as your preparedness for the coming year.
The purpose of the intentional community is at least two-fold: to develop spiritual maturity in each member and to be a living witness of life in the Spirit. What does living intentionally in community mean to you, and how would doing so help you develop spiritually?
Every person is a gift from God, and each person is gifted by God for the greater and common good. In what ways will you be able to contribute to the community? What distinctive qualities and gifts do you bring to covenantal life?
No one is perfect or complete in themselves, and no community is perfect or complete in itself. We all stand in need of growth and redemption. What needs do you bring to the community, and how might covenantal community challenge you most productively to grow spiritually?
No community can avoid contestation; conflict can actually help us clarify our differences and grow in community. How do you engage persons most productively with whom you disagree? What are your growing edges with respect to engaging conflict?
Disciplining ourselves spiritually develops us personally and corporately. What spiritual disciplines have been most formative in your life? What practices would you like to explore in community?
Living in intentional community is a blessing, but is also hard work. All students applying to live in the Birch Intentional Community will be asked to meet (via skype or conference call) with the current community as a means of assessing your preparedness for this unique challenge. Please be prepared to have an honest discussion about intentional community, including any of your previous experiences in community and your responses to the above questions.
Thank you for completing the Student Housing Application. Please select 'Submit' below to submit your application.
Untitled
Email
This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.