NDSCS Residence Hall Housing & Dining Application
Mail this form to NDSCS Residential Life, 800 6th Street North, Wahpeton, ND 58076 and include the $25 non-refundable housing
application fee. ACCOMMODATIONS: If you require accommodations with your room or meal plan due to a documented disability,
contact Accessibility Services at 701-671-2623.
Legal Name_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Last First Middle
Preferred Name (if different from legal name) _____________________________________________________ Gender ______________
Age________ Date of Birth ______ /_______ /_______ Email address______________________________________________________
Home
Address________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Street City State Zip Country (if not USA)
Home Phone (______) _________________________________ Cell Phone (______) ________________________________________
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AT&T Boost MetroPCS Nextel Sprint StraightTalk T-Mobile Verizon Other______________
When do you want to start housing? (Select One) Fall (Aug Dec) Spring (Jan May) Year: 20_____
Summer housing requires a separate application. To find this form, visit ndscs.edu/residential-life.
Emergency Contact: _____________________________________________________________________________________________
First Name Last Name Phone Number Relationship to you
REQUIRED SIGNATURE: By providing my signature below:
I understand the information presented on this form will be used in evaluation my application for housing to a North Dakota University System institution. I
certify that all statements are complete and true as of this date. I understand that this is an application for the duration of the academic year. I have read
and agree to abide by the general conditions of this Application Contract and to the terms and conditions of the current version of the License for Residential
Halls and Contract for Dining Services found at ndscs.edu/residential-life/forms and have included my $25 residence hall application fee. I understand the
content of the license/contract is subject to change. I understand if I choose to cancel my fall housing and dining reservation, I must do so by contacting
Residential Life on or before August 1
st
. If I cancel my spring housing and dining reservation, I must do so prior to the first day of classes in the spring
semester. I understand that if I cancel after the cancellation date, I will incur a $50 late cancellation fee. I give permission to Residential Life to release my
contact information (name, cell phone, and email) to my assigned roommate.
Student ______________________________________________Date ____ /____ /____ Parent ______________________________________________
(Student Signature) (Parent signature required if applicant is under 18 years of age.)
Student ID #____________________
RESIDENT ASSISTANT INFORMATION - Resident Assistants (RAs)
are student staff that live in the residence halls and serve as leaders and
resources for residents. The benefits include free single room, monetary
stipend and leadership training.
Are you interested? Yes No
DINING PLAN - Please select your dining plan. All first year students
must live on campus and carry either a 160, 225 or 300 dining plan. For
out-of-state students to receive in-state tuition rates, they must live on
campus and carry either a 160, 225 or 300 dining plan. If you are
required to have a dining plan and you fail to select one, you will be
assigned a 225 dining plan.
160 Dining Plan/semester averaging 10 meals per week
225 Dining Plan/semester averaging *14 meals per week
300 Dining Plan/semester averaging *19 meals per week
*225 & 300 dining plans include $50 in dining dollars for use in the Wild
Grounds Cafe or Flickertail Dining Room. All dining plans include 10
parent/guest meals per semester. Requests for dining plan changes
must be received prior to Wildcat Payment and Refund days.
RESIDENCE HALL PREFERENCEIndicate your hall
preference by placing a 1 next to your first choice, 2 next to your
second choice, etc. Please select a minimum of three hall
choices. See back of page for description of hall features.
Male Hall
Female Hall Co-ed Halls
_____Schulz ______Walton ______Forkner
______Robertson ______Nordgaard
______Riley
ROOMMATE REQUESTS - Requests for a specific roommate
must be mutual. Requests will be accepted but cannot be
guaranteed.
Please list your requested Roommates Name & Hometown:
________________________________________________
FOR COLLEGE USE ONLY
Check#_________________ Cash __________ Credit Card ____________ Payment Date _______ / ______ / _______
_______App Received/Date ________Custom Attributes Set ________Dining Plan Set ________ Hall Choices _______ Application Fee Billed
HOUSING OPTIONS
CO-ED TRADITIONAL HALL
Riley
Located on the west side of the Student Center
Three floors (1
st
floor contains staff offices only)
Air conditioning
Elevator
Rooms have two extra-long twin beds that are lofted, two
desks, two chairs
TV lounge and study lounge located on upper floors
Unlimited access laundry facilities on every floor
Shares TV lounge/kitchen with Forkner, Schulz and Walton
CO-ED SUITE STYLE HALLS
Forkner
Located on the west side of the Student Center
Three floors
Air conditioning
Elevator
Suite set up includes two bedrooms and one bathroom per
suite
Each bedroom has two extra long twin beds, two desks,
two chairs
Unlimited access laundry facilities on every floor
TV lounge and study lounge located on upper floors
Shares TV lounge/kitchen with Schulz, Walton and Riley
Nordgaard
Located on the north side of campus
Ten floors (nine residential)
Air conditioning
Two elevators
Double occupancy
Suite set up includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms off
a central living area
Each bedroom has two extra long twin beds, two desks,
two chairs
Closets contain a built-in three drawer dresser
Unlimited access laundry facilities on every floor
TV lounge and study lounge located on main floor
FEMALE TRADITIONAL HALL
Walton
Located on the west side of the Student Center
Three floors
Double occupancy and *corner rooms
Rooms have two standard beds, two desks, two chairs,
built-in 4-drawer dressers
Air conditioning
Unlimited access laundry facilities on every floor
Lower level has a game room
Shares TV lounge/kitchen with Schulz, Forkner and Riley
MALE TRADITIONAL HALLS
Robertson
Located on the north side of campus
Six floors
Double occupancy and *corner rooms
Elevator
Rooms have two extra long twin beds, two desks, two
chairs
Closets contain a built-in three drawer dresser
Study rooms on floors 1-6
Unlimited access laundry facilities located on lower level
TV lounge/game room located on lower level
Schulz
Located west of the Student Center
Three floors
Double occupancy and *corner rooms
Rooms have two standard beds, two desks, two chairs,
built-in 4-drawer dressers
Air conditioning
Unlimited access laundry facilities on every floor
Lower level has a game room
Shares TV lounge/kitchen with Walton, Forkner and Riley
*Corner rooms are furnished for double occupancy and are larger
than a double occupancy room. Corner room rates apply.
LOFTING and BUNKING BEDS
Lofting a bed means using a “lofting kit” to raise your bed off
the floor. Bunking a bed means putting one bed above the
other. A limited supply of loft kits are rented per academic
year on a first come, first serve basis, with a signed rental
agreement form. The non-refundable rental fee will be
charged to your student account. The residence halls that
have lofting and bunking capabilities are Robertson, Riley,
Forkner and Nordgaard halls. Walton/Schulz beds are
loftable.
Wireless Internet and cable TV access are available in all
residence halls. All halls contain kitchens with refrigerator,
stove and microwave.
For additional information regarding the residence halls,
what to bring, student clubs and organizations, as well
as answers to Frequently Asked Questions, please visit
ndscs.edu/residential-life
ON-CAMPUS LIVING POLICY
All first year students, including students who have
transferred in and have completed fewer than 24 college
credits are required to live on campus unless they are
granted an exemption by the Department of Residential Life.