Primary Rooms are included in the annual housing fee, but there is an increase for Deluxe Rooms and Premier Suites. Please visit www.highlandscollege.edu/tiers/ to learn more about your options.

Yes, all students are required to live on campus through graduation.

Highlands College doesn’t provide on-campus housing for married couples. Please reach out to your admissions counselor with questions.

No, rooms will not be viewable until move-in day.

Students who have committed to Highlands College can select their preferred room type on their Housing Form. However, specific room requests depend on the submission date of your form and current availability, as rooms are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

The specific room and roommate assignments for first-year students are made in early summer before the fall term begins. After that deadline, roommates will be assigned by the Residence Life and Housing Team. For questions regarding roommate assignments, email housing@highlandscollege.edu.

We encourage students to remain with their assigned roommates for the full academic year, as shared living is an important part of the Character Formation experience. Any requests to change rooms must be discussed with the Housing Team. Requests will be considered but are not guaranteed.

Both residence halls have shared kitchen areas with ovens available for student use.

Students can bring an enclosed basket-style air fryer and coffee machines (Keurig, Nespresso, etc.)

Items that are not permitted include, but are not limited to: hot plates, toaster ovens, induction cooktops, electric fryers, charcoal or gas grills, space heaters, candles, incense, candle warmers, halogen or lava lamps, and volatile chemicals.

The Heights laundry facilities are located on the first floor in the east wing. At The Village, Deluxe Rooms have a shared laundry facility attached to Building I, and Premier Suites have in-room washers and dryers.

No pets of any kind are allowed. If you have a reasonable accommodation request, please contact your Admissions Counselor or admissions@highlandscollege.edu.

Students may bring their own décor to be hung with thumb tacks or command strips. Any decorations that require nails, screws, holes, or drilling are not permitted. Students are not permitted to bring outside furniture into the Residence Halls, including but not limited to futons, recliners, and couches.

The Highlands College Housing Contract contains the commitments and practices that all students abide by as a Highlands College student. All students are required to sign the contract to access student housing.