This is a suggested packing list for students living in apartments at The Courts, North Village Apartments, Talon Heights, Kesselman Hall, and Parkview Hall.
This is a suggested packing list for students living at Oak Hall and Pine Hall.

To apply for housing, all new students and students not currently residing on campus (commuter students) must submit an online housing acceptance deposit of $150 and complete an online application on the GoStockton Portal.

The University offers several meal plans that provide students with meals. Students should review the Residence Contract and Dining Services Agreement for specific meal plan requirements and types. Students may also visit http://www.dineoncampus.com/su for more information. After two weeks from the start of classes no changes can be made to your meal plan. Students residing in housing must visit the "Student Life" Tab in the Go Portal and complete the "Meal Plan Change Form" on the "Residential Life" portal to request a meal plan change. A request can only be processed if it meets the meal plan requirement* for your residential area.

To review Meal Plan Requirements, please visit the Bursar's website for Residential Requirements.

Additional questions regarding the mealplan requirement can be directed to housing@stockton.edu. Questions regarding housing and meal plan fees can be directed to the Bursar’s Office (609) 652-4597.

Students with completed housing applications for the Fall semester should expect an email in early July with details on how to check their assignment. Applicants after the June 1 priority date will receive their assignment on a rolling basis when available.

Students with completed housing applications for the Spring semester should expect an email in early January with details on how to check their assignment. Applicants after the December 15 priority date will receive their assignment on a rolling basis when available.

The housing deposit is a non-refundable deposit.

Unfortunately, there is no timeline for students who submitted a room change request to be housed in a specific location or with specific roommates. The room change process is based on a first-come first-serve basis in addition to how many beds are open at any given time. Students will be contacted by the Office of Residential Life via their Stockton email if a room change has been processed, and how to check the details of that update.

New students can rank single-style rooms/apartments on their housing preferences page of the housing application. Oak Hall and Pine Hall offer single room options for first-year students. Kesselman Hall and Parkview Hall offer private-style bedrooms within a shared apartment for Transfer students.
For new students, assignments are created based on availability at the time when applications are processed. Returning/continuing select housing through the renewal process, and should attend a renewal information session to learn the housing selection process.
Single residence room areas and associated fees are listed on the Bursar's website.

At Stockton University first-year freshmen residents are provided with options to live in The Courts, Oak Hall, and Pine Hall because the Office of Residential Life promotes and values the First Year Residential Experience, to better acquaint the incoming students with Stockton University. When space is limited, alternative accommodations in the upperclassman areas may be assigned.
Transfer residents are provided options to live in Kesselman Hall, Parkview Hall, and The Courts to better acquaint the incoming students with Stockton University as part of our Transfer communities. When space is limited, alternative assignments in other housing areas may be assigned.

Residential Life provides the opportunity for new students to request and confirm specific roommates with the same classification (i.e. First-Year, Transfer) in the housing application. We cannot guarantee that all requests will be honored, however we will try to accommodate the requests to the best of our ability.

Microwaves are provided in Oak Hall, Pine Hall, Talon Heights, Kesselman Hall, and Parkview Hall. Residents residing in The Courts or North Village Apartments may bring a microwave. They must have a UL listing of 120Volts, 68Hz, and 1.1Kilowatts.

Beds in all housing areas are Twin XL in size. Bed Linens (sheets, pillows and blankets) should accommodate the XL size, as it is longer than a standard Twin.

No person shall possess, maintain, house, harbor, or have custody or control of any pet/animal while on University property. 

All students will receive information through their Stockton email regarding move in, with full instructions on their move in date. We advise that students check their emails to receive these details, as well as reference the Guide to Residential Life for additional housing information.

All housing areas have heating and air conditioning.

All areas will provide students with a bed, desk, a chair, and a closet/dresser. The Courts, North Village Apartments, Talon Heights, Kesselman Hall, and Parkview Hall will additionally provide lounge room furniture, including a couch, two individual living room chairs, TV stand, and side tables. The Courts, North Village Apartments, Kesselman Hall, and Parkview Hall also feature a full kitchen, and will provide a full-size refrigerator, stove/oven, and kitchen table with chairs.

If a resident loses their student ID card, they should immediately go to their Go Portal and report their ID as lost on the Manage My ID page.

During the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday during the academic year, students should go to the Office of the Registrar to get a replacement ID card. Students may be assessed a $25 fee for a replacement ID card.

After students receive a new ID card, they must visit any Office of Residential Life during business hours to have their new ID updated for their assigned space.

Washers and dryers are located in E-15 of the The Courts apartment complex, on the first floor of A and K Buildings in Oak Hall, on each floor in Pine Hall, in Building 81 in North Village Apartments, on the first floor of each Talon Heights building, on each floor of Kesselman Hall in B-Wing, and on the first floor of Parkview Hall.

These washers and dryers are a cashless system since tokens or coins are not required to operate them. All residential students pay for this cashless laundry service as part of their housing fees. The washers and dryers in the housing facilities are for the exclusive use of residential students only. The hours of operation are 24/7.

Please visit the parking and transportation website.

Smoking is not permitted in any campus building including the residences. Smoking is permitted in Gazebos and designated areas.

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101 Vera King Farris Drive
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Mailboxes are located in lower E-wing in between the bookstore and the print shop. Any questions regarding mail facilities must be forwarded to the mailroom staff. The mail room opens at 11:00am daily.

The college does not insure the personal belongings of students in the apartments and residence halls. It is highly recommended that you check to see if you are covered by your parents' homeowner's insurance or purchase a renter's policy yourself.

Visit the Information Technology Services website.

Visit the Plant Management website. The Stockton University Plant Management Office uses a robust system called SchoolDude to manage all work orders.

Our office always recommends that students advocate for any room change requests. A good start is to meet with their RA first in order to go over their individual situation and receive advice on the next steps. Next, schedule an appointment to speak with your Graduate Hall Director to discuss your request. Be sure to review the housing fees before making a move request. Housing fees vary by location. Location preferences are strongly considered but cannot be guaranteed since they are based on availability. There is a strict room change freeze during the first two weeks and the last two weeks of each semester.

Seek out your RA. Depending on the situation, the RA will either advise you on how to talk to your roommate(s), schedule a mediation, or provide additional on-campus resources. You may also speak with your Graduate Hall Director, who is available to assist you with difficult residential situations.

Check out the Housing Renewal webpage to learn more about the residential renewal process, including the mandatory renewal information session dates.

Students can cancel their housing by completing a form found in their housing portal. For step-by-step details, please visit the Housing Cancellation Guide webpage.