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All administrative processes associated with residential life
are coordinated through the RLH Office. Specifically, room
assignments, room selection, room changes, residence hall opening
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About Residential Life & Housing
There are more than 1,700 graduate and undergraduate students who reside in
the University's nine residence halls and fourteen houses (including 2 graduate houses). The goal of the
Residential Life and Housing (RLH) Office is to provide a living
environment that allows for academic pursuits, interpersonal
interactions, educational opportunities and social events.
The environment created is intended to encourage freedom of action
and self-expression within the context of community responsibility.
Residency Requirement
Students entering college for the first time must live on campus for their first four
semesters at Clark. Exceptions to this must be granted by the Office of Residential Life
and Housing, and are only made if the student will be living with a parent or legal
guardian, and the primary abode is no more than 25 miles from campus. Students who transfer
into Clark as juniors or seniors are not required to live on campus, but are certainly
invited to. Those who transfer in as first-years or sophomores must live on campus until junior
status is reached. Students reaching junior status in the middle of the year, however,
are reminded that their housing contract extends through the academic year, and they must
remain on campus for the entire year. Questions about this policy should be directed to the
Office of Residential Life and Housing.
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