As Thanksgiving break comes around…
The residence halls will be closed for Thanksgiving Break from Wednesday, November 26th at 10:00 a.m. until Sunday, November 30th at 1:00 p.m. The residence halls also close for Semester Break Thursday, December 18th at 10:00 a.m. and reopen Sunday, January 18th at 1:00 p.m.
*Singles will remain open during the Thanksgiving break and will close for semester break on Saturday, December 20th and reopening on Sunday, January 4th at 1 pm. Student Apartment Complex will remain open for both breaks.
Looking forward to Spring 2009 housing reminders…
The housing agreement you have is for the ENTIRE ACADEMIC SCHOOL YEAR AND INCLUDES ROOM AND BOARD CHARGES FOR BOTH SEMESTERS.
Looking forward to Fall 2009 housing reminders…
All full-time first and second-year students must live in the residence halls, except those second-year students who reside in sorority or fraternity houses. The only exceptions include: veterans; those who are 21 years of age by September 1 of the current academic year; those who live with nearby immediate relatives (sister or brother who are non-Bradley students, aunt, uncle, parents, grandparents); married students; or cases involving documented medical reasons that accommodations cannot be made for within the residence halls. A student who is REQUIRED to live in the residence halls and ENROLLS at Bradley University will be CHARGED FOR ROOM AND BOARD for that semester/academic year.
Residence Hall sign-up for 2009-10 academic year will begin March 2, 2009. SAC sign-up will begin February 2, 2009. Information will be posted at www.bradley.edu/housing.
Students with alcohol violations are subject to the following housing regulations:
•Students who receive two alcohol related MOVNs, alcohol related residence hall referrals, and/or by decision of the Student Judicial System within their first year will not be released to live in their respective sorority or fraternity house their second year. Additionally, first year students who receive one of the above mentioned violations will not be allowed to fill any vacancies in a sorority or fraternity house at the end of the fall semester of their first year. Appeals of this requirement can be made to the Student Leader Panel.
•Students who receive three alcohol related MOVNs, alcohol related residence hall referrals, and/or by decision of the Student Judicial System within their first two years will be required to live within the residence halls during their third year
•Additionally, any student who requests an appeal of the two-year on campus residence requirement may not have received two alcohol related MOVNs, alcohol related residence hall referrals, and/or
an adverse decision of the Student Judicial System on this issue within their first year. Students may appeal this policy decision to the Student Leader Board.
