The Department of Housing and Residence Life at NCTC strives to be a "home away from home" residence for students.   Because we want the residence life experience to help make students stay at NCTC an enjoyable one we must establish a list of policies and procedures to provide a safe, comfortable environment conducive to the educational, social and overall developmental growth of our residents.   The residence hall setting is an ideal place to broaden your life experiences through interactions with other students and staff members. It is a place where you can learn to communicate and interact within a community while growing and developing as an individual.   Residents from all backgrounds and cultures are encouraged to participate in residence life in efforts to broaden their own and other residents' attitudes and opinions; we hope you will enjoy the diverse community you will experience in our residence halls and that it will complement the academic knowledge you gain at NCTC.  

The residence halls are a great gateway for students to the activities provided by the college.   Your college experience can not be complete unless you engage in the college environment NCTC has to offer you.   So take part in activities, attend events, and get involved in student organizations at NCTC.   If you need assistance in getting involved contact the Director of Campus Life or find more information in the Student Activity Center .

The staff of NCTC is here to help students grow not only in the educational sense but as individuals as well.   Therefore, if you ever need any assistance of any type do not hesitate to ask an RA, the Director of Campus Life, or any other college employee.

*NCTC reserves the right to make changes at any time to reflect current board policies, administrative regulations and procedures, amendments by state law, and fee changes. Information provided by this handbook is subject to change without notice and does not constitute a contract between North Central Texas College and a student.

Living in a community setting is a great way to make friends, learn about different cultures, gain life skills, and make lasting memories!

Housing Policy Book document

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