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Residential Living is only available on the Gainesville Campus. Living on campus in NCTC's Gainesville Campus Residence Halls can greatly enhance a student's collegiate experiences—not only through participation in on-campus events and activities but also through learning to live in a community setting. The staff members in the Residence Halls are there "twenty-four-seven" to assist the students and meet their needs. Residence Hall life has many advantages for students who are straight out of high school or for students returning to college after taking a number of years off. The residence life experience enables students to be independent while teaching valuable life lessons in a safe environment.

Residents enjoyed a meal they prepared together in the kitchen at Bonner Hall.

Fall 2011 Announcements:

Bonner & Hays Hall are currently full for the Fall semester. Students may submit their housing application and $150 deposit to be placed on the waiting list. If NCTC is unable to provide the student housing, the students full deposit will be returned.

• Residence halls will be closed for Thanksgiving November 23 at 3PM - November 27 at 2PM.
• Residence Halls close for the Semester on December 9 at noon. Residents are not allowed to stay over the break. Residents that have their application on file for Spring will be able to leave their belongings.
• HB 4189 requires that any incoming new student who lives on campus must either receive a vaccination against bacterial meningitis (10 days prior to move-in) or meet certain criteria for declining such a vaccination before they can live on campus. Specific information on how to provide this documentation go to: the Meningitis Law & Information Page

Spring 2012 Announcements:

• Students wishing to obtain housing for the Spring are encourage to submit their housing application, deposit, and bacterial meningitis vaccination early to try and secure a space for the Spring semester. Residents will know in November if spaces are available base on Fall residents change in housing assignments.
• Seeking residents for room and board scholarships to fill positions as Resident Assistant for the Fall. Contact Kim Brown at kbrown@nctc.edu to find out more information! RA Applications are available on-line.
• Residence Hall check-in runs January 10 - 15 from noon - 6pm daily.

• Residence halls will be closed for Spring Break from 3pm on Friday, March 9 - 2pm on Sunday, March 18.

• Residence Halls close for the Semester on May 11 at noon. Residents are not allowed to stay over the break. Residents that have their application on file for Summer will be able to leave their belongings.
• HB 4189 requires that any incoming new student who lives on campus must either receive a vaccination against bacterial meningitis (10 days prior to move-in) or meet certain criteria for declining such a vaccination before they can live on campus. Specific information on how to provide this documentation go to: the Meningitis Law & Information Page

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For questions or to schedule a tour, contact the Vice President of Students Office on the Gainesville Campus at 940-668-4240.

For additional information, please contact:

         
Daisy Garcia, Coordinator of Residence Life                 

Phone: 940-668-4259 & Email:dgarcia@nctc.edu

Apartment Located behind Bonner Hall Lobby

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