Upperclassmen Move-in Info.
On Sunday, August 25th, 2019 from 9AM to 5PM upperclassmen check-in will take place in Crawford Hall in the Ehinger Center (EC). You may pick up your key and get your questions answered during that time.
Summer Storage Info:
More information coming soon!
For links to access important information such as the housing portal, parking, Micro-Fridge and more, please see below:
Important Housing & University Links:
Housing Portal:
Medical Housing Application:
Wait List Form:
Room Change Process:
Micro-Fridge:
Grad/Theo Move-in Info.
- New students must have a confirmed housing assignment through the Residence Life and Housing Office before arriving on campus.
- Students may not arrive any earlier than one week prior to their orientation for the fall and spring semesters and may not arrive on weekends or holidays.
- Casperson School of Graduate Studies- http://www.drew.edu/graduate/academics/calendar
- Theological School- http://www.drew.edu/theological/academics/calendar
- New students must make arrangements for check-in. This can be done by emailing Reslife@drew.edu. Your appointment is not final until you receive a confirmation phone call or email. Check-ins will be handled Monday – Friday between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
- Students attending the summer English program (ESOL) may arrive no earlier than one week before the start of the program. Again, arrival must occur on weekdays. Students with housing assignments, attending this summer 2018, may arrive after July 24, 2019.
Wendel, Tipple, and Townhouses
Grad/Theo/CUE students live on campus year round. Wendel and Tipple house singles, couples, and families. Thus, community courtesy is paramount with quiet hours beginning at 9:00 PM and ending at 7:00 AM Sunday through Thursday and from 9:00 PM until 9:00 AM Friday – Saturday. The Townhouses are 3 to 4 bedrooms with kitchen and bathroom available for single students.
Residents may reserve Tipple Lounge for small gatherings and children’s birthday parties. Otherwise, the lounge is available for all residents to use for study or watching television. To reserve the lounge go to Lounge Requests. There is also a study lounge in the basement of Wendel.
Housing
Drew University provides a limited amount of housing for graduate and theological students in four different facilities; Townhouse, Eberhardt, Tipple Hall, and Wendel Hall. Housing is available for single students and students with spouses, domestic partners and/or dependent children under 18 years of age. However, since housing is limited, it is not guaranteed. The University will make every effort to satisfy the needs of each applicant within the bounds of our policies but reserves the right to make all final decisions regarding housing assignments.
The following qualifications, rules, and regulations apply to residents in all Graduate and Theological Student housing. Housing is available for:
- Students who have officially accepted admission into the University.
- Students who have paid an enrollment deposit and housing deposit.
- Only full-time, degree-seeking students of the University. A minimum of nine (9) credits per semester (Graduate or Theological program) or maintenance and matriculation are required to classify a student as full-time for the academic year.
Housing Deposit
A housing deposit of $250 must be submitted in order to secure housing and receive a housing assignment. The deposit is non-refundable after July 1 for the fall semester and December 1 for the spring semester.
Information for Current Residents
Forms
What size refrigerator am I allowed to bring?
4.5 cubic feet and starting current does not exceed 7 AMPS. Combined Refrigerator/microwaves and microwaves are not allowed, except for University-Issued Micro-Fridges that can be rented or bought.
For first-year students do I need to label my boxes?
Yes, please label your box with your first and last name, residence hall, and room number. To download a label, please click here.
How long is the mattress and what size sheets do I need?
A set of sheets measuring 36 X 80 for extra-long twin beds.
Can I loft my bed (making it higher to place a desk or tall furniture under it)?
No, you are no longer able to loft beds on campus.
If I ordered a welcome care package where does it get delivered?
The campus mail room–welcome care packages do not get delivered to the students’ room. They will be delivered approximately 1 and a half weeks into classes.
Do I pay for laundry on campus?
No, laundry is included in the price of tuition, you only need to purchase your own detergent.
I’m a First-Year Student, someone requested me as a roommate, do I have to go into the housing portal and request them, too?
Yes, please go into the housing portal and request them in order for the Housing Office to process your request.
What If my roommate and I don’t get along?
In the event you feel as though you and your roommate are not a match, you must wait two weeks (there is a two-week hold on room switches at the start of fall and spring semester). After the two week hold, you may follow the room change process, which can be found in the Drew Move-in Guide under the section Residence Life Room Change Process. Please click here to go to the Drew Move-in Guide.
What happens if I forget to officially select a roommate, or I don’t know who to choose?
You will be assigned based off of the preference form which assesses roommate compatibility.
Where does the Medical Application Form go?
After you fill out the form, it will go to the Health Center, or counseling (dependant on your situation). Due to your information being confidential, please do not bring back the form to Residence Life & Housing.
In the First-Year Halls, how much space do I have under my bed if raised to the highest level?
You will have approximately 3ft to store items under your bed if putting your bed up to the highest level.
How are transfer students assigned housing?
Transfer students are assigned by the Housing Coordinator.
