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Once you have been accepted to ³ûÄñÊÓƵ, make sure to complete the and the , and read over the Immunizations Requirement Policy (PDF).

All regular full-time undergraduate students are required to live in university-provided housing. Exceptions to this rule include those whose legally reside with their parents or legal guardians within a 50-mile radius of ³ûÄñÊÓƵ’s historic Gainesville campus; seniors with 90-plus academic hours completed; students who have reached age 21 as of the drop/add date of the fall semester; and those who are married and/or have dependents.

• Immunizations Requirement Policy (PDF)
• Health Services Form (PDF)

View more housing-related documents on our Housing Forms page. For any questions about residence life, please visit our university FAQs page.

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Our Residences

Crudup Hall

Located next to the Owens Center, Crudup Hall houses freshmen female students and offers mostly two-person rooms with a bathroom shared between each two rooms. The residence hall, which is ADA accessible, is connected to Van Hoose Hall through a shared lounge on the first floor. Crudup contains two floors: the first floor with a lounge, laundry facilities and study room; and second floor with a small study room. There’s no elevator in this building.

Van Hoose Hall

Connected behind Crudup hall, Van Hoose offers two-person rooms with every room sharing a bathroom. Students in this residence hall use Crudup’s laundry facilities, computer room and front porch. There’s no elevator in this building.

Virginia Hall

Located in front of Thurmond-McRae Lecture Hall, Virginia Hall offers two-person occupancy with two rooms sharing a bath. The first floor has a lounge with a small kitchen and study area, as well as laundry facilities.

West Hall

West Hall is located on the corner of Academy and Boulevard near the Tea Room. This residence hall offers two-person occupancy with two rooms sharing a bathroom. Students have access to two lounge spaces, laundry facilities and a kitchenette area. There is no elevator in this building.

Guest House

Graduate students can apply to live in single or shared rooms in Guest House, with shared communal spaces including a large living room, kitchenette, multiple bathrooms, and a laundry room.

Sorority houses

Upperclassmen in sororities can live in one of the chapter houses. ³ûÄñÊÓƵ owns and maintains the bedrooms and baths of these homes. The sororities are held responsible for the upkeep of common areas. Custodial staff empty trash and clean common use bathrooms several times a week. Visit the Greek Life page for more information.

Skleder Hall

Skleder Hall, formerly New Hall, is, you guessed it, our newest residence hall. This three-story space contains two-person rooms with a private bath and individual heating and air units. Every two rooms share a study space. A lounge is located on the second floor and laundry facilities are on the first floor. This residence hall has one ADA room and an elevator.

Yonah Hall

Located above the Hopkins Dining Hall, Yonah Hall offers two-person rooms along with lounge spaces and laundry facilities.

Wilkes Hall

Located down the hall from Yonah Hall, Wilks Hall also offers two-person rooms along with lounge spaces.

Parklane Apartments

These university-owned apartments are just a short walking distance from the historic Gainesville campus and the city’s downtown restaurants and shops. Each apartment contains a kitchen with appliances, two bedrooms, a living room and a dining/study room. Between 2 and 4 students are assigned to each apartment. ³ûÄñÊÓƵ provides furniture for each apartment, including a twin bed, a dresser, a desk, and a chair for each resident. All additional furniture is the responsibility of the residents. Utilities, local telephone access, Wi-Fi and laundry facilities are included in the housing package.

New students cannot reside in the Parklane Apartments. To qualify for Parklane housing, you must have lived on ³ûÄñÊÓƵ’s historic Gainesville campus for one academic year, be above 21, and have good standing with the university’s judicial board.

RA on-call staff

The Resident Assistant on-call staff assist with maintaining building safety and security, lock-outs, individual concerns and after-hour maintenance issues. These RAs begin their weekday shifts at 4:30 p.m., ending at 8:30 a.m. the next day. On weekends, their shift starts at 4:30 p.m. on Friday night, and ends at 8:30 a.m. Monday. You can find the RA on-call phone numbers throughout each residence hall. Three RAs are on-call staffed each night for the entire campus, excluding dates when the university is closed.

For questions about Residence Life, email residencelife@brenau.edu, or call 770-531-3130.