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Guide to Residence Life

2018-2019 Guide to Residence Life

 

Please take time to read over the guide to residence life to know all the protocols and policies that come along with life on campus.

Emergency Alert Registration

Capitol has implemented an alert system to notify students of emergencies via text messaging, voice messaging, and email with instructions for responding to the situation. This system will be used in the event of an ongoing emergency and will NOT be used to notify of weather closings or delays.  In order to sign up for this system you must go to https://www.businessnotifier.com/register.aspx resident students copy this code 4525C141287E590A and commuting students copy this code 9C6F46F6AAD8799E and paste it into the box indicated and click submit. After clicking submit you will be prompted to enter your personal information and establish an account for maintaining that information. Should you have questions regarding this system please contact alertsystem@capitol-college.edu.

Thank you for participating in this program.

Housing Information

Housing at Capitol Technology University is an excellent way to be conveniently close to classes and professors, as well as living and learning with other students just like YOU!
 
The cost of student housing for the current year is available under the business office page on the portal. A housing room reservation fee of $150 is due at the time of the student’s application as well as a $50 security deposit. The Business Office collects housing fees at the beginning of each academic semester during registration.
 

If space is available, a student may apply for on-campus housing after the semester begins. In such a case, the cost will be prorated.

Housing Eligibility

 

All degree-seeking continuing and new undergraduate students registered for 12 credits or more are eligible to live in the residence facilities.

 

Capitol Technology University subscribes to a guaranteed housing policy for those new students who meet the May 1 deadline and for those returning students who meet the April 1 deadline.
 
There are no accommodations for families.
Single-sex housing is enforced.
 
Accommodations are made in accordance with federal, state and county law for students with disabilities.