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Thank you for your interest in Shenandoah University Residence Life. At Shenandoah, a residence hall is more than just a place to sleep and keep your stuff. With hall council, residence assistants, and programs and events in your hall we work to make it a place you live, learn, and have fun.
Most Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
Residential life encourages student involvement in the university community, increased out of class learning, and engagement in the learning process with peers, faculty and administrators. Through involvement with residence life, students experience academic, social, emotional and cultural growth leading to richer collegiate experiences. Research indicates that the first two years are critical to students’ integration into the academic community.
SU Residency Requirements All full-time undergraduate students enrolled at the Winchester campus are required to live in university residence halls for the duration of their first and second year at Shenandoah University*. Transfer students with less than 36 credit hours when they enter the university are required to live on campus. There is no residency requirement for students enrolled at the Leesburg campus.
*Exceptions to this requirement will be available only if students are:
.* Exemptions will be made by the VP for Student Affairs, but must be requested in writing. Written requests for exception must be received in the Student Affairs Office no later than 30 days prior to the first day of classes in the semester that students are applying to live off campus. Waiver requests should include verification of the required conditions. Please direct all questions to the Department of Residence Life.
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