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Summer Housing and Meals
RESIDENCE HALLS & SUITES
North Hedges Suite #2 and Roskie Hall are the residence halls available for on-campus student housing during Summer Session 2008.
Residence Halls will open on Sunday, May 18, at 9:00 a.m.
- North Hedges Suites
The North Hedges Suites were constructed in 1997 to provide apartment-style living with the modern advantages of home. The two-, three- and four-person suites have private bedrooms which are furnished with single beds, a mattress pad, pillow, closet, dresser, trash can, desk, and chair. Each suite offers cable television, phone (local service), a bathroom, and study area. This living option will be available only to students with prior Montana State University Residence Hall experience.
- Roskie Hall
Roskie’s unique design helps build an upbeat, active community. Roskie rooms will be offered as single occupancy, furnished with two extra long twin beds (extra bed may be removed upon request), a mattress pad, pillow, closet, phone (local service), cable television, trash can, desk, and chair. Residents of Roskie also have access to laundry facilities located on every floor, and a kitchen, game pod, and big screen TV located on the main floor.
High Speed Internet connections are supplied for each student by ResNet, the Housing internet service provider. Lightning fast connections allow residents to gain access to campus resources and the internet with ease. Both wired (in student rooms and computer labs) and wireless (in Miller Dining Hall and common areas) connections make finding a place to do research, write a paper, or email a friend easy and convenient.
North Hedges Suite #2 and Roskie Hall are centrally located on campus providing convenient access to Miller Dining Hall, Hosaeus Student Recreation Center, and the Intramural Fields.
University linens (sheets and pillow case) can be checked out at the front desk upon arrival. A weekly linen exchange for University furnished linens is provided for all students at no additional charge. Residents will be assigned rooms on a first-come, first-served basis by Residence Life staff. All suites and buildings are non-smoking, inclusive of private rooms and public area space.
Please visit the Residence Life Web site for a complete listing of all that North Hedges Suite #2 and Roskie Hall have to offer.
Room Charges
- 1st 6-week session (May 18-June 28) $597.00*
- 2nd 6-week session (June 29-Aug. 9) $597.00*
- 12-week session (May 18-Aug. 9) $1,044.00*
- 12-month contract** (May 11-Aug. 26) $1,156.00*
(includes interim periods May 10-17 and Aug. 10-26)
*Cost includes ResNet Service and $10.00 Social Fee
**Must have lived in the Residence Halls Spring 2008 and have a 2008-2009 housing application on file.
Rates will be prorated accordingly for students who are here for shorter or longer sessions.
Early cancellation of contract (either summer or fall) may result in penalties.
Credit Requirements
Students enrolled in the 6- and 12-week sessions must be registered for a minimum of three credits to be eligible to live in the residence halls. Those students classified as "12-month contract" do not have to be taking Summer Session courses to reside in the halls.
Summer Housing Application and Contract
Applications and contracts for summer housing may be obtained through the Residence Life Office by calling (406) 994-2661. Application materials are also available on the Web via the link below:
Room assignments will be made upon receipt of the completed application. Room charges are due within the first four days of check-in and are separate from registration fees. Summer Session housing will be available starting on Sunday, May 18, at 9:00 a.m.
For More Information:
Residence Life/University Food Service
Hedges Complex
Hours: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday (closed weekends and all state and federal holidays)
(406) 994-2661
housing@montana.edu
www.montana.edu/reslife
FOOD SERVICE
Miller Food Service, located in the Hedges Complex, is the residence hall cafeteria open for the summer. Residents are not required to contract for a meal plan during Summer Session. Meals are available by selecting one of the three plans below; on an individual “pay-as-you-go” basis; or through Cat Card. Availability of meals throughout Summer Session is dependent on conference activity. Hours and days of service will be posted at the front desks.
- Meal Plans (purchased at the Residence Life Cashier’s Office located in the Hedges Complex)
25 meals $165.00
50 meals $325.00
75 meals $475.00
- Individual Meals (purchased at the entrance to the Food Service)
Breakfast $6.25
Lunch $7.25
Dinner $8.25
For more information about meals, visit the Food Service Web site.
FAMILY & GRADUATE HOUSING
Family & Graduate Housing consists of 704 apartments located in nine apartment communities (Paisley Court, Branegan Court, East and West Julia Martin, Mclntosh Court, Grant-Chamberlain Drive, Westside Houses, Peter Koch and Nelson Story Towers). All units are within walking distance to campus facilities.
The Family & Graduate Housing Office (FGHO) sponsors events for children, non-student spouses, students, and the entire family. Enjoy barbeques and concerts each month beginning in June, as well as a week’s worth of “welcoming” activities at the beginning of the school year. Child care is available through the ASMSU Daycare Center (located near Family & Graduate Housing) during Summer Session and Fall and Spring semesters. Children’s playgrounds are conveniently placed near each apartment community. A computer lab is located on site. A bimonthly newsletter is distributed to apprise tenants of upcoming Family & Graduate Housing events and pertinent seasonal information.
Eligibility
FGHO welcomes applications for both “summer only” and “year-round” qualified students. A student may reside in Family & Graduate Housing with individuals whom the student has or shares a legal responsibility. Examples of such relationships include, but are not limited to: married students, students with dependent children, students with dependent parent(s), and students with disabilities who require a live-in personal care attendant.
Single graduate students, second-degree undergraduates, and undergraduates who have earned more than sixty (60) credits, may choose to reside in one-bedroom apartments located in Peter Koch and Nelson Story Towers. They may also choose to reside either alone or with a same-gender student roommate in Grant Chamberlain Drive.
With the exception of a single occupancy (Nelson Story or Peter Koch Towers) or a Grant Chamberlain roommate configuration, a student who otherwise qualifies to reside in Family & Graduate Housing may reside with no more than one individual who is not legally dependent upon member(s) of the apartment unit (an associate). The associate must be included on the initial housing application. Single undergraduates are not eligible to have an associate reside with them.
At time of occupancy, student applicants must provide documentation of their legal relationship to those persons residing with the student. Such documentation could include: a marriage license, children's birth certificate(s), custody decree and/or letter of guardianship, or other documentation sufficient to establish a legal responsibility. Second-degree undergraduate students must provide a copy of their degree from an accredited four-year institution. Individuals who are not accompanied by their legal dependent and are not a graduate, second-degree undergraduate or upper classman student may be accommodated in the residence halls.
Credit Requirements
In order to remain eligible for Family & Graduate Housing, undergraduate students must be registered for a minimum of nine credits; graduate students must be registered for a minimum of five credits. Any change in student status must be immediately reported to FGHO.
Click here for a description of Family & Graduate Housing (floor plans, rental rates, building descriptions).
Summer Application for Housing
All FGHO applications must be accompanied by a $100.00 deposit. Written notice must be given to cancel the application in order to receive a deposit refund, less a $50.00 processing fee. All housing assignments and preferences are subject to availability. Please send application well before the desired date of occupancy. Units are assigned by date of application.
Please send FGHO application plus a $100.00 deposit to:
Cashier’s Office
Hedges Complex
Montana State University
P.O. Box 172080
Bozeman, MT 59717-2080
For More Information:
Family & Graduate Housing Office
1502 West Garfield
Bozeman, MT 59715
(406) 994-3730
fgho@montana.edu
www.montana.edu/fgh
CAT CARD
(Campus ID Card)
The Cat Card is a photo ID card which serves as campus identification, a meal plan card, library card, campus debit card*, and access control card. Deposits can be made at the Cat Card Office, 107 SUB; the Residence Life Cashier’s Office in the Hedges Complex; or online at www.montana.edu/catcard.
*Purchases may be made using Cat Card as a debit card at any of the following locations on campus:
- Ask Us Information Center
- ASMSU Intramurals
- ASMSU Outdoor Recreation
- Brewed Awakenings
- Business Office
- Cards ‘N Copies
- Dental Clinic
- The Habit
- HedgeHog
- Library & Library Photo Copies
- MSU Bookstore
- Rec Center
- Residence Hall dining facilities
- Residence Hall laundry facilities
- Residence Life Cashier’s Office
- Strand Union Food Service facilities (Avo’s, Bobcat Grill, SRO Espresso, Sweet Shop, Tomassito’s, and Union Market)
- Student computer labs for printing
- Student Health Service
- University Police
- Vending machines (select)
For more information:
Cat Card Office
Room 107, Strand Union Building
(406) 994-CARD (994-2273)
www.montana.edu/catcard
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