Housing will assign students based on waitlist application date as spaces become available on campus.  You will not have to submit any prepayment at this time, as this application does not guarantee housing.

Applying to be placed on the waitlist confirms your interest in on-campus housing as space becomes available.  Once a space is available, waitlist applications will need to be finalized quickly.  Finalizing your waitlist application will require submitting the required prepayment of $350.  Our office will provide information on how to make the prepayment once selected.  Other materials required to finalize your assignment to a room on campus for 2023-2024 include proof of vaccination for Meningitis A and an original signed and notarized Financial Guarantor Form.

Since we cannot guarantee when or if on-campus space will become available by the beginning of the fall term, we encourage students to seek off-campus housing accommodations.  The June Anderson Center for Women and Non-Traditional Students provides an off-campus housing website, https://offcampushousing.mtsu.edu/, to assist students with the search for off-campus accommodations.

Access the MT Housing Portal 

 

Campus Housing provides you with opportunities for growth, development, and learning outside of the classroom. We are so much more than a roof over your head! We invite you to become a part of campus life by joining one of our many Living Learning Communities, participating in your hall’s Programming Council, or simply attending one of your RA’s programming events. There are so many ways to contribute to this vibrant community! We welcome you to explore www.mtsu.edu/housing to find out more about on-campus living! 

Mission Statement

The mission of Housing and Residential Life at MTSU is to create living-learning communities which promote personal and academic growth among a diverse student body. Quality living accommodations and structured support services enhance the university mission of student retention, academic excellence and community involvement.

Core Values

Respect
We recognize and support the inherent dignity of all people and are committed to treating everyone with empathy and appreciation, recognizing that diverse backgrounds and experiences make up our True Blue family.

Integrity
We approach each day ethically and honestly, taking responsibility for our actions and upholding the True Blue Pledge.

Equity
We make and foster empathetic learning environments where individuals of all identities can find respect, acceptance, support, and safety and where everyone’s abilities and contributions are valued.

Community
We cultivate community among our residents and staff by emphasizing safety, celebrating diversity, and emphasizing goodwill to others, while fostering dialogue and education to connect everyone to one another and the greater True Blue family.

Leadership
We develop academically successful, strong leaders who value continued learning, critical thinking, and integrity, and who build trust and credibility among their MTSU peers and the Middle Tennessee community.