On-Campus Residence Life
Living at Clark House
The James and Colleen Clark House is our 63-bed, three-story residence hall on campus. Each floor has a common space, allowing ample room for studying and gathering.
Rooms are double occupancy, with a large common bathroom and showers on each floor. Clark House is designed for co-ed residences separated by floor and is a short walk to the main academic building and Rittenmeyer Athletic Center.
Details
And features
Why should you live on campus?
- Convenient
- Affordable
- Independence
- Free Parking
- Fun with friends
Each dorm-style room accommodates two students of the same gender. Students can request a preferred roommate. Furniture per student: bed, desk, chair, and dresser. There are two laundry rooms available for student use.
Submit Housing Application and Application Fee
Submit the CCSJ housing application and pay the non-refundable $200 application fee.Â
Submit Housing Deposit
Submit the CCSJ housing deposit of $300. Â You will receive an email with the information on making the deposit once step one is complete.Â
Submit Immunization and Health History Documentation
Please submit the student immunization records and health history document. Â This information is emailed to the student once step two is complete. Â
Review Move-in Day and What to Bring Info Below
Please review the move-in day information, What to bring, What not to bring and CCSJ provided items below on this page.
Move-inÂ
Congrats! Â Today is finally here and you are moving into Clark House. We are excited to have you!
Rates
2024-2025
| Housing Fees (per semester) | Rate |
| Clark House | |
| Double Occupancy Room and Board (B) | $4,800 per person |
| Single Occupancy Room and Board (C) | $7,000 per person |
| Triple Occupancy Room and Board (D) | $4,100 per person |
| Miscellaneous Housing Fees | |
| Cancellation Fee | $500 |
| Deposit | $300 |
| Application Fee | $200 |
(A) Fall term – by July 1, Spring term – by December 1
(B) Room and Board are combined in a package that includes a mixture of set meals supplemented by spend-down funds.
(C) Single Occupancy requests for Clark House will be granted on a very limited basis if space is available.
(D) Triple Occupancy rooms are offered on a limited basis when double occupancy has reached its limit and there is additional need/requests for housing.
Move-in and household information
The information below includes move-in dates and times, along with a quick guide on what you should bring with you and what you should leave at home.
Move-in is scheduled for Monday, August 19. Early move-in is available for students participating in August University-sponsored activities or programming. Early move-in options are August 12 and 13 and require approval in advance.
CCSJ will provide:
- XL Twin Bed (XL)
- Mattress
- Desk
- Desk Chair
- Common wastebaskets/recycling bin
- WiFi (Cable TV and Ethernet connections)
- Closet
For Your Room
- Sheets: x-long twin 80″
- Mattress Pad
- Pillowcases & pillow(s)
- Blanket & comforter
- Towels & washcloths
- Toiletries
- Alarm clock
- Power strip
- Wastebasket
- Laundry bag and supplies
Items to Leave at Home
- Hoverboards of any kind
- Candles, incense, plug-in air fresheners, oil lamps, oil or wax warmers, or any item with an open flame
- Triple/quad sockets, plug multipliers, or power strips; extension cords that are not UL approved or have visible signs of fraying or breakage
- Appliances over 120 volts AC, 60 cycles, 200 watts, or 2 amps
- Halogen, oil, lava, or sun/heat lamps
- Homemade or store-bought lofts
- Pets (including fish in a 10 gallon or smaller tank)
- Power tools, spotlight/floodlight, or other devices which have potential to disrupt community
- Paint guns, recreational/toy weapons, firearms, weapons, fuel/flammable liquids, or other dangerous or hazardous material
- Water-filled furniture or apparatuses such as waterbeds, pools of any kind, hot tubs, or liquid-filled containers of any kind over 10 gallons
- Otherwise acceptable small appliances such as coffeepots or irons that are not UL approved or do not have an auto-shut off feature
- Homemade or home-modified appliances
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, there is a communal kitchen with a communal microwave.
No, each floor has community bathrooms.
The housing contract is a fall (August-December) and spring (January-May) term.
No, all units are fully furnished. Please do not bring extra furniture that will not fit in your apartment and room. All items must be moved out at the end of lease. There is no summer storage.
The university is encouraging all students to get vaccinated to protect themselves and others from COVID-19.
Refrigerators are permitted in the residence hall provided they are within the following limits:
- 120 volt, 60 cycle AC, 200 watts, 2 amp; compressor hermetically sealed, self-lubricating; Underwriters Laboratory (UL) approved, and in good condition.
- One refrigerator is allowed per double room.
- Microfridges are permitted.
The bed ends have a maximum clearance of 33″ which would allow for a standard mini-fridge of 26″ high to fit underneath the bed.
Residents may bring their cars.
No, renter’s insurance is not required BUT recommended.
Move-in is scheduled for Monday, August 19. Early move-in is available for students participating in August University-sponsored activities or programming.
Room and board is defined as on-campus housing that is accompanied by a meal plan. It includes 10 meals per week, plus $300 per semester in Wave Cash, that can be used for snacks. College is a transition time for most students. To get the most out of your college experience, the University assists by providing a structured housing and dining program. When the needs for food and shelter are met, students can focus on their studies and on adjusting to college life.