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Information on moving out of your residence hall at MSUM, your residence hall contract indicates, you should be completely moved and checked out of your room within 24hrs of your last final unless one of the following applies to you.
All residence hall rooms come with the essentials—desk, chair, closet or wardrobe, dresser, twin XL bed (or full bed for upperclass singles in Nelson) and free basic cable tv and wireless internet. From there, you can make your room feel like home! All residence halls include study, community and floor lounges, kitchenettes, vending machines and laundry rooms. So, do your laundry for free on campus, just provide your own detergent and give your family a laundry break when you go home to visit.
Students may qualify for an exemption to the policy if one or more of the exemption conditions exist. Decisions will be made by Director of Housing and Residential Life, or designee, or referred to the Housing Exemption Review Board. Students interested in applying for an exemption must fill out the Live On Campus Exemption Request form below.
myHousing is your central spot for housing services at Minnesota State Moorhead including various housing forms not included in the myHousing portal. myHousing is your central spot for housing services at Minnesota State Moorhead: apply for housing, dining and learning communities; apply for commuter/staff meal plans; view your booking and roommate assignment; submit a maintenance request for your room; and view parcels awaiting for your pickup.
Housing & Residence Life hope to make your transition to Minnesota State University Moorhead or from hall to hall easy and fun! Please take some time to review the following information regarding move in and move out procedures.
Check out our Learning Community frequently asked questions to learn more about building and roommate requests, cost of participation and more.
You should live in this community if you are majoring in Physics or Physics Education, Math or Math Education, Construction Management, Computer Science, Computer Information Systems or Computer Information Technology. This community will provide you opportunities to connect with faculty, engage in study groups, and be exposed to research options, directly impacting your success and preparing you for a successful career.
This community provides Speech Language Hearing Science majors with the opportunities to connect with faculty and other students who are not directly in the learning community, interact with the greater SLP and general F-M communities, and be part of the activities of MSUM Chapter of the National Student Speech-Language and Hearing Association.
We offer various Learning Communities that fit your interests and will help you achieve your goals. While most Learning Communities require you to have a declared major that is consistent with the community, we do offer several themed communities open to undeclared or students of any major.
A Learning Community at MSUM helps you develop strong connections with faculty and peers and increases your academic success! Research shows students living in a Learning Community get better grades and have a higher persistence to graduate.