Off-Campus Living Resources for Seniors
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University Residency Policy
Commuter Notary Form
Tips to Finding Off-Campus Housing
Signing an Off-Campus Lease
Tenant's Bill of Rights
Move-In Checklist
Off-Campus Student Expectations
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This page is designed to assist the Millikin student who has been approved to live off-campus. Students afforded the privilege to live off-campus are primarily seniors, but visitors to this page may also include commuter students (students who live with their relatives in the local communities), adult students over the age of 22, married students or students with dependents, or students who are unable to afford on-campus housing.
We hope you are able to use the resources (links to the left) to become educated off-campus residents. There is much to think about when you make the decision to live off-campus. Up to this point you have most likely lived on campus or affiliated property where there have been University staff and other students to assist you when problems arise. You have most likely also had a meal plan. Now you will be faced with negotiating a lease, budgeting, preparing your own meals, cleaning your dwelling, and traveling to and from campus.
Our University Residency Policy is designed for senior students to take this leap into autonomy. We want to be here to help you with this transition. Please do not hesitate to maintain a relationship with Residence Life, even when you move off-campus. We are happy to talk to any off-campus student: give advice, and point you in the right direction to be a successful off-campus resident! Congratulations on taking this step and Good Luck!
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