After you have been accepted to Edinboro University, you will be asked to commit by paying a $100 tuition deposit and, if you're not commuting from home, a $75 housing deposit. Housing deposits, like the tuition deposit, are paid online. Once you've done this, you can proceed to the housing application by clicking the link at the bottom of the e-deposit submission page. You can apply through myEdinboro by clicking the S.C.O.T.S. icon and then the myHousing link. You are strongly encouraged to submit your deposit and complete your housing application as early as possible so that you are afforded the best opportunity to select the specific type of housing that is best suited to you.
Yes, a $75 deposit is to be submitted online along with the Housing Agreement.
By promptly completing your online housing agreement, you'll assist us in honoring your request. Please know that there are only a limited number of room types. Single rooms are generally not available to new students, because returning students and those who return materials early choose those spaces.
Note the potential roommate's name on your housing application. Both you and your desired roommate must make the request for the other for the department to honor the request. Spaces will not be held awaiting a preferred roommate.
If you require an accessible room accommodation, please indicate that request on the Housing Agreement.
Once a housing assignment is made, you can view the assignment on your S.C.O.T.S. account.
Due to a limited number of available room types in each building, returning students have the option of selecting rooms first. During the spring, incoming first-year students begin to receive their room assignments, available on the S.C.O.T.S MyHousing portal.
Generally, Residence Life staff is aware that each new semester brings transition and change. Students get to know their roommates, suitemates and neighbors while taking new courses. The roommate agreement is also explored by each student to describe on paper what their living preferences entail, specifically noting daily habits and whether or not to share food, clothing or routines around eating, sleeping and studying. We strongly suggest that roommates allow at least two weeks to focus on classes, reading and assignments before requesting a room change. After the semester begins, students are invited to participate in "room change." During room change, students can easily change rooms within their building; please visit the Graduate Hall Coordinator during their office hours for more information. For inquiry about moving to another building, students need to contact Residence Life and Housing directly.
Simply complete the Student Housing Application & the Pet Housing Application with the required documents on S.C.O.T.S. Your housing assignment will be a single room.
Yes. Towers is located near an abundance of green space and is conveniently located on Perry Lane. There are also walking trails across the street.
With the exception of Honors in Highlands 1, your roommate can be of a major different within the Living Learning Community.
Once you've been admitted to the University and have paid your $100 Advanced Tuition Deposit, you'll receive information about housing options, Living-Learning, instructions for selecting housing. The booklet will walk you through submitting your $75 housing deposit online and provide you with a wealth of information about the housing and meal plan options. If you're entering in the fall semester, this information will be sent starting in late March. If you're entering in the spring semester or summer, the information is sent upon receipt of the advanced tuition deposit. The housing deposit and online Housing Agreement must be completed in order to have your request processed. You must provide proof of receiving the meningitis vaccine, or sign a waiver stating your reason for not receiving it to comply with Pennsylvania law. Residence hall assignments are made on a first-come, first-served basis and based on availability within any given facility. You may log in to the portal at my.edinboro.edu and check your S.C.O.T.S. account for housing information.
Now that you are a college student the responsibility now shifts to you. It's the law! Only limited "directory information" will be shared unless a student has requested that it be withheld. Grade or disciplinary action cannot be shared with anyone without your permission unless required by the law. We encourage our students to maintain open dialogue with their families throughout their studies, and not just when bills are due. Learn more about the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.
Residence Hall Association is the group that promotes residential living and activities within each of the residence halls. RHA meets weekly during the academic year.
See the Detailed Room Dimension guides for dimensions.
Double Suite and Semi-Suite rooms: Standard twin beds
Single Rooms in Suites and Semi-Suites: Full beds
Single Studio Rooms: Full beds
Double Studio Rooms: Bed sizes vary
Standard twin beds
Include a note on the housing agreement that you have received it, or will be receiving the vaccine, and bring the documentation with you when you arrive to pick up your residence hall key. Don't delay in completing your housing agreement. We may not permit a student to reside on campus without proof of the vaccination or a signature on a waiver.
COMMUNICATION is the key to a great roommate relationship. Suggestions to break the ice and start the conversation are made when you receive your housing assignment. When you arrive on campus, we suggest you take full advantage of our roommate agreement. This will allow you and your roommate(s) to set ground rules for your new home and to show respect for one another. The residence hall staff members are trained and willing to assist you in getting to know people who live in your residence hall community. Expand your circle of friends beyond your roommate or suitemates.
You may live on campus as long as you're enrolled at the University. The University is committed to student success. To that end, undergraduate students who are single and under the age of 25 and have not achieved 60 credits are required to live on campus for two consecutive academic years, excluding the summer sessions, unless they commute from a family home that is within 50 miles of the campus.
Yes, and they are free to on-campus students. Each residence hall offers ample machines, both washers and dryers, for student use. The location of the laundry facilities will be discussed at your first floor meeting.
See this list of things to bring.
Should problems arise concerning a roommate or another issue, you're encouraged to work with residence hall staff to achieve the best possible living situation. We also employ Graduate Hall Coordinators and other professional staff who will assist you with any concerns related to your housing assignment.
Request to be Released forms are available at the Residence Life and Housing Office in the Frank G. Pogue Student Center. Students should provide complete documentation with the request form.
Note: Students are cautioned against entering into a lease or other housing agreement in addition to the University agreement.
See the list of residence hall addresses.
Room change period takes place each semester during a two-week time frame. The dates are posted in each residence hall and the Graduate Hall Coordinator staff has specific information on the process.
A common or "community" area in a residence hall include spaces available to everyone, such as lobbies, restrooms, stairwells, lounges, laundry rooms and the main entrances.
While the University provides extermination for basic services such as ants or spiders, more extensive extermination services such as bedbugs may not be covered by your housing contract. To decrease insect issues, we suggest the following steps: Keep screens in windows year-round. Clean your room/suite each week - this includes sweeping, vacuuming and wiping off bathroom fixtures and mirrors. Maintain snack areas. Wipe off mini-fridge and microwave weekly. Wash dishes and utensils daily to avoid food mold and insects. Submit a School Dude for insect concerns or issues; consult your Graduate Hall Coordinator if you have questions.
Yes. University Housekeeping staff maintain the common areas and public spaces and don't provide cleaning supplies or access to vacuum cleaners. Health and safety inspections are conducted by Residence Life & Housing staff with appropriate advanced notice to residential students. The purpose of these inspections is to increase community comfort and promote student wellness.
