2022-2023 Housing Selection Information
Housing
by Class Cohort-
Our housing
selection process uses your cohort class year (the year that you arrived at
Hendrix) to create draw numbers. We do
not use your academic credit year. This policy was developed based on feedback
from students. Transfer students are
assigned into a cohort group based on expected graduation date.
Seniors- Students who started in
Fall 2018 (draw numbers 1000+)
Juniors- Students who started in
Fall 2019 (draw numbers 2000+) Sophomores- Students who started
in Fall 2020 (draw numbers 3000+)
First Years- Students who
started in Fall 2021 (draw numbers 4000+)
Housing
Draw Numbers-
On March 22nd,
students will receive a housing draw number (generated at random) based on
their entering cohort class year. They will
also receive an assigned time for their housing selection date. During the housing selection process,
students will select housing in draw number order. The best lottery number for
any roommate set is used for the whole group.
General
Housing Selection Dates-
Thursday, April 7th Current Seniors and Juniors
Thursday, April 14th Current Sophomores
Thursday, April 21nd Current First Year students
Hendrix Housing 2022-2023 Statement of Intent-
All current students must complete a Hendrix Housing Statement of Intent to notify the Office of Residence Life their plans to either not return or to participate in General Housing Selection. Even if you plan to apply for other housing applications, you must complete this form no later than on March 1st, 2022 by 5:00PM. Application available at: https://www.hendrix.edu/residencelife/residencelife.aspx?id=63980
Apartment
Squatting Options- (applications due March 1st)
Juniors and
Seniors CURRENTLY living in the apartments are eligible to apply to keep their
apartment for next year. Current Juniors
and Seniors are able to fill in vacant spaces within their apartment with
current Sophomores, but current First Year students are not eligible for
squatting. This policy is in place to
ensure that students who have been here the longest have first access to the
apartments. Application available at: https://www.hendrix.edu/residencelife/residencelife.aspx?id=63980
Residency Requirement Exemption applications-
Hendrix
undergraduate students are required to reside in campus housing unless they receive a Residency Requirement Exemption. Students
who wish to live off-campus are required to submit an exemption form. To receive full consideration, students
should submit the application by March 1, 2022. Students who are currently living off-campus
are required to apply for an exemption each academic year. Additional information about this process is
included on the application form.
Application available at: https://www.hendrix.edu/residencelife/residencelife.aspx?id=63980
Process
for Current Seniors-
If you are a
current Senior and you plan to return to housing for next semester, we ask that
you declare that intention by March 1st through the Housing Intent form so that we can generate a
housing draw number for you. Please keep in mind that students in the Hendrix 5
program are required to live in campus housing.
Complete the form at: https://www.hendrix.edu/residencelife/residencelife.aspx?id=63980
Graduate
Program Housing-
Students who
are in the Masters of Arts in Accounting program at Hendrix are not
obligated to live in campus housing.
However, if you plan to live in campus housing please contact housing@hendrix.edu prior to the 24th
to receive a draw number.
Gender
Inclusive Housing-
Although
much of our housing system is set for students to live with other students of
their same gender, we do have a process where students may apply to live with
those of other genders. This is a fairly
simple process but we do ask that students complete the Gender-Inclusive
Housing Application Form, which is reviewed by our Coordinator of LGBTQ+
Support Services. Students who have been
previously approved for GIC and are eligible to squat their space do not need to reapply for this process. Complete the form at: https://www.hendrix.edu/residencelife/residencelife.aspx?id=63980
Medical
or Special Needs-
Students who
have medical or special needs that that they feel could impact their housing
selection should submit this information by March 1 in order for the
information to be considered for the housing selection process. Medical forms and additional information are
available at: https://www.hendrix.edu/residencelife/residencelife.aspx?id=63980
Living
Learning Communities-
Hendrix
College offers several living-learning communities for our students. Some of these options are limited to students
who are participating in a particular program (e.g., ASPIRE, STEM)
- Well-being Community- Applications open to all
students. Housing for this program will
be in Market Square South. Application
form not available at this time, but will be opened later this Spring.
- Language House- Managed through the Languages Department
- ASPIRE House- Restricted to students in the
ASPIRE Scholars Program
- STEM House- Restricted to students in the STEM Scholars
Program
- Eco House- This is a small house with only six
spaces. (Please contact
the Environmental Concerns Committee (ECC) for additional information. Priority given to students active in ECC.
PRICE LIST INFORMATION
For a complete listing of prices for the upcoming year, visit the
web at:
Hendrix Tuition and Fees.
If you do not see “Tuition and Fees 2022-2023,” then it is not yet available.
The Business Office will publish the information soon. For all
questions concerning tuition and fees, please contact the Business Office at
501-450-1333. For all questions concerning what your scholarship(s) may or
may not cover, please contact the Financial Aid office at 501-450-1368.
Revised 2/2022