If you are in the Honors College, The Honors Residential College at Cribb and DesChamps is the place for you. Enjoy living with other students in the Honors College, while taking advantage of lounges, study rooms, The Library, The Great Hall and 2 classrooms all on site. Plus, Cribb Hall houses all Honors office staff, including the National Scholars Program, as well as the University’s Office of Major Fellowships.
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How do I choose my living space?
During your time slot, you may enter the housing portal and select a room.
If the room is identified as a 2/2, meaning there are two of the two beds available, you may choose to put yourself in that space.
The room status will change to a 1/2, meaning there is one of the two beds available.
A magnifying glass will appear and a potential roommate may view the lifestyle questionnaire and verbiage that you wrote about yourself.
If they feel they are a match they may select the available bed. On the other side, if you find a room that is a 1/2 you will have the opportunity to view the lifestyle questionnaire and verbiage that was written by the student occupying the space. If you feel you are a match, you may place yourself in that space.
If you have further questions, please contact us.
I’m a new student, can I request a roommate change after the deadline?
We understand how important your freshman year is and how it will shape the next few years. Living with someone we don't know can be frightening and difficult. College is a time of learning and growing. This is a time to learn to live and work with many people who may be different from us in a multitude of ways.
University Housing has live in staff in each building and on each floor that is there to help you adjust and feel comfortable. During the first few days on campus, your RA will come by and speak with all occupants to help them address issues and to draw up a roommate agreement which will help mandate the rules for your living space.
When will I select my housing assignment?
Selection times are different for Bridge, First Year, Continuing and Transfer students, please check our events for the latest information.
Can Bridge students have a roommate that is not another Bridge student?
Bridge and First Year Clemson students are not able to live together. However, there will many opportunities for them to engage, such as in the dining halls.
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