Residence Hall Housing
- Any new (first time, first year) undergraduate student must complete the housing application online through the MyMichiganTech website.
- Current, returning, graduate, and transfer students who wish to live in the residence halls should contact Residence Education and Housing Services at housing@mtu.edu for availability.
- Current, returning, graduate, and transfer applications to live in the residence halls are accepted until March 1 for the next academic year based upon availability.
Residence Halls Terms and Conditions |
The details of the residence hall contract terms and conditions. |
Hillside Place Waiting List | Current students may apply to the Hillside Place Waiting List |
First-Year Contract Waiver | Information to apply for waiver |
Contract Release Request | Students may request to break their housing (room and/or meal plan) contract if a significant change has occurred since the time the contract was signed in a medical, financial, or extenuating circumstance. |
Residence Halls Waiting List | Housing Waiting List Form for Fall 2022 |
Merit Waiver Request | Current students with merit scholarships requiring them to live on campus for two years can use this form to request a waiver from the second year of the requirement. Use this form if you have not yet signed a contract to live in the residence hall for the second year. If you have already signed a contract for the second year, use the Contract Release Request instead. |
Summer 2022 Residence Hall Application and Contract | Summer Track A and Track B residence hall housing is available for Summer 2022. Please contact housing@mtu.edu for assistance. |
Daniell Heights
Daniell Heights Terms and Conditions |
The details of the Daniell Heights contract terms and conditions. |
Daniell Heights Application (Students) | Students may apply for an apartment. You will be added to the waiting list. |
Contract Release Request | Students may request to break their housing (room and/or meal plan) contract if a significant change has occurred since the time the contract was signed in a medical, financial, or extenuating circumstance. |