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Residential Life plays a vital role in the success of the University of Connecticut and of its students by providing quality facilities, personnel, services, and programs which contribute to the mission of the University. Within the residential learning environment individuals are challenged and supported to develop into productive community members who are prepared to enrich society.

 
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2008-2009 Online Housing Selection Process – Returning Undergraduate Residents Only

The 2008-2009 Online Housing Selection Process for returning undergraduate residents has ended. Undergraduates who wish to request a room change over the summer will be able to do so in MyHousing beginning May 2, 2008. Instructions will be sent via HuskyMail at the end of April.

Returning residents who wish to cancel their 2008-2009 housing assignment should email livingoncampus@uconn.edu from their HuskyMail account by May 31, 2008 to avoid a financial penalty. This email should include the student’s full name, PeopleSoft number, and request to cancel their 2008-2009 housing assignment. As a reminder, students who cancel housing are not guaranteed housing in the future and will be automatically placed on the waiting list if they submit a new housing application.

*Students admitted for Fall 2008 will be assigned by Residential Life staff during the summer.

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