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Welcome to Maryvil le University! We are excited that you chose tol ive on campus. The Residential Life program at Maryvil le strives to meet the

differing needs of a changing student population. Al l students l iving in university housing can expect a high-quality residential program that providea fun, supportive, and challenging environment where every student can l ive,

learn, and develop academic and social ski l ls .

This year on our campus, residents can expect numerous events ranging fromsocial , get-to-know-you activit ies, to programs and services designed to helpstudents become more successful in and out of the classroom. We hope youfind this information helpful when preparing for your move. Please contact us

with any questions at 314-529-9552.

We look forward to seeing you on opening day!

G E N E R A L I N F O R M A T I O N

PARKING

https://www.maryville.edu/studentlife/campus-life/residential-life/

 FALL 2021

NEED TO KNOW

Residential Life Contact Information

Wireless Internet

Cable

Mouton Hall Facts

ALL ROOMS WILL HAVE XL MATTRESSES. PLEASE PLAN ACCORDINGLY, NO SUBSTITUTIONS FOR A REGULAR SIZE

BED WILL BE AVAILABLE.

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ROOMMATES MAY WANT TO TALK PRIOR TO MOVE-IN TO ELIMINATE DUPLICATING ITEMS IN THE ROOM.

Potter Hall Facts

THE MARYVILLE ONECARD WILL BE USED AS THE STUDENT'S KEY IN POTTER HALL

Saints Hall Facts“Expanding the residential community reflects the strategic growth of our

student body. The addition of Saints Hall will elevate the level of energy, excitement, and engagement of students

across campus, while promoting our value of being

student-centered.”Nina Caldwell

EdD, vice president for Student Life and dean of students

HILLTOP APARTMENT FACTS

HOW MANY APARTMENTS ARE THERE?There are five apartments buildings each that house 50 students. Each building has five 2 bedroom/2 bath units and ten 4 bedroom/2 bath units.

WHAT ARE THE ROOM DIMENSIONS?

Dimensions differ slightly from the two bedroom and four bedroom units. A good approximation for each area is listed: Bedrooms 9’x10’  Living room 12’x14’ Kitchen 8’x11’ Bathrooms 6’8’

IS THE APARTMENT CARPETED?

All areas are carpeted except for the kitchen and bathrooms, which have vinyl flooring.

WHAT APPLIANCES ARE INCLUDED?All major appliances are provided: stove, microwave, refrigerator, dishwasher, and disposal. Additional refrigerators and/ or freezers are not allowed.

Q & A'S

CAN WE HAVE PATIO FURNITURE?

Yes, if it's specifically for the outdoors. NO COUCHES OR UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS ARE ALLOWED.

WHAT OTHER FIXTURES ARE IMPORTANT TO KNOW ABOUT?

Separate heating/ AC units per apartment.Window blindsEgg shell colored wallsMulticolor carpetTub shower combos in each bathroom

All apartments are furnished. Each bedroom has a bed, a mattress, a dresser, a desk, and a desk chair. Each living room has two kitchen chairs, a sofa and matching arm chair, coffee table, and end table. Shower curtains are NOT provided.

Due to fire code and storage regulations, students are not allowed to bring a grill. Grills and tables are provided by the university on the patio behind each building.

Cable and internet in each bedroom and the living roomNo landline phone services are available on campusWater, electricity, gas, sewer, and trash removal are also included in the pricing structure

All resident students are required to carry a meal plan; because apartment students have access to a kitchen, we allow these residents to have much smaller meal plans than those living in our residence halls.

IS THE APARTMENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED?

DO WE NEED TO SET UP PHONE OR CABLE?

No, the following services are provided as part of university charges:

CAN YOU BRING A GRILL AND BBQ?

Q & A'S CONTINUED

DO I HAVE TO HAVE A MEAL PLAN?

W H A T S H O U L D I

B R I N G ?

Desk lamp(s)Floor lamp(s) for Potter Hall as there is no overhead l ightingSmall refrigerator (max. 4 .5 cu. ft . )Microwave (max. 700 watt)TV/DVD playerPersonal computerClothing for al l seasonsUmbrellaPosters/wall decorationsStereoSmall tool kitPower strips with circuit breaker (2)Alarm ClockLaundry facil it ies are free to use, but students must provide their own soap and other needed laundry items they see f itDry-erase/Memo boardWaste paper basketsLinens and towelsXL sized twin sheets and mattress coverStudents wil l be charged for stains or damages to mattressat check-outTension rods for curtains (not applicable for Potter or Saints)Cups, bowls, plates, f latware, dish soapPersonal care items (soaps, shampoo, etc.) and a shower caddyBackpackBathrobeFlashlightSnacks

W H A T S H O U L D I L E A V E @

H O M E ?

CANDLES AND/OR INCENSEBurning candles and incense is not al lowed.Pets—you can ONLY have f ish in an aquarium (10 gal . max.)Water-f i l led furnitureFireworks/fuelOpen heat source appliances (toasters, toaster ovens, etc. )Halogen lampsFirearms, hunting equipment (bows, knives, etc. )Extension cords are not al lowed

A P A R T M E N T S

Cleaning suppliesDishwasherdetergentVacuum cleanersDishes, pots, pans,utensilsDish towels, hotpads TV Stand/entertainmentcenter

What additional items should we bring that is

not needed in the residential halls?