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Frequently Asked Questions:
"When do I have to have my
application and deposit turned in?"
There is not a date to have them turned in. MCC
housing is based on first come, first served. We will not process your
application until we have received your deposit. We are usually full
during the fall term, so it is advised that you have your deposit and
application in before June.
"I want a one-bedroom apartment
or a private room."
There are a limited number of one-bedroom apartments, so they are
usually given to returning students who have requested them well in
advance. During the fall semester we are usually full, so we do
not have any private rooms to give.
"When do I have to pay for
housing?"
Full housing payment is due before you check in. Even if you
think you are receiving grants or scholarships, you are still
responsible to make sure these fees are paid prior to your arrival.
"Will my scholarships and
grants pay for housing?"
How you pay for housing is your responsibility. You are responsible for
meeting with Financial Aid and the Business Office for all financial
information.
"Cost for a semester sounds
expensive to live Campus Housing."
Breakdown of costs: meal plan;
rent, utilities, laundry- includes
electricity, water, and free use of laundry facilities. The dorms also
have
free cable in rooms. Residents of College Crossing Apartments are
responsible for their own cable through Comcast. You are also in walking distance of many
activities and easy access to all of the campus. You don't even need a
vehicle. There are quite a few stores within walking distance of campus
housing.
"How many credit hours do I
have to be enrolled in?"
All housing students must be enrolled in a minimum of 12 credit hours at
all time throughout the semester to stay in housing. If a student drops
below 12 credit hours, he/she will be dismissed from housing.
"If I send in my deposit and
then decide not to stay in MCC housing, how can I get it back?"
You must speak with the Director of Housing to
fill out proper forms. These forms are given to the Business Office
where a check will be issued in the student's name and mailed to the
address on file, unless other arrangements are made.
"Is there a curfew?"
There is not a curfew. Thornton Hall and Eagle
Hall lobby doors (all outside doors) are locked at 11pm Sunday -
Thursday and midnight on Friday and Saturday. However, housing students
may leave as they please. If doors are locked upon returning, resident
may have someone let them into the dorm. Guests
are allowed in the lobbies and common housing areas until 11pm during the week and midnight
on the weekends. After these hours there is to be no loitering!
"Is there married housing, or can I
bring my children?"
No. MCC does not provide married housing. All apartments and rooms are shared by members of the same sex.
Children are not allowed to stay in student housing for any reason.
"What if my best friend of the
opposite sex from out of town wants to stay for a night or the weekend?"
No. At College Crossing you may have guests of the opposite sex during
visiting hours only. The dorms allow visitors of the opposite sex in the
main lobby only.
"What should I bring, or not
bring to housing?"
Click here to see a whole list!
Housing home page
Meridian
Community College
910 HWY 19N, Meridian, MS 39307
601.484.8894 or 1.800.MCC.THE1 (622-8431)
Email: housing@meridiancc.edu
10 Dec 2009 16:16:54
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