We understand that the processes associated with getting Honors Housing can be confusing, and uncertainty about your living arrangements can cause a great deal of stress. Please review this page carefully.
All deadlines are set by Campus Housing and are firm. Honors cannot help you get an extension.
Please note: This information is intended to be a resource. Official information about campus housing deadlines and policies can be found on the Campus Housing website or by contacting Campus Housing.
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UConn Stamford
Space in the Honors residential community in the Lillian (87 Franklin) may be available for upper-division Honors students.
Before Jan. 1
Complete the Honors Housing Interest Survey.
This survey will give us important information about potential demand for Honors housing.
Jan. 1
Complete the Housing Application.
The Housing Application will become available right at the start of the new year: 12:01 AM on January 1.
Feb. 13
Due date for the Housing Application.
This deadline is firm. If your application is late, you will not be eligible for campus housing.
Week of Feb. 23
Find out if you will receive campus housing.
Week of Mar 9
Find out if you can live in Honors housing.
If there is space available, Campus Housing will contact you to ask if you would like to live in the Honors community in the Lillian.
Campus Change
If you will be campus changing to Storrs or Stamford, you may be able to live in Honors housing.
- At Storrs, Campus Change students are guaranteed campus housing if they submit their application on time and meet other eligibility requirements. They are also guaranteed Honors housing if they select it on their application and submit the Residential Community Acceptance Form on time.
- At Stamford, Campus Change students are not guaranteed campus housing. They will be added to the waiting list. Housing offers, including any spaces in Honors, will be made over the summer.
Before Jan. 1
Complete the Honors Housing Interest Survey.
This survey will give us important information about potential demand for Honors housing at your destination campus.
TBA
Due date to submit campus change application in order to be eligible for campus housing.
This date has not yet been set, but it is usually in mid to late February.
Mar. 6
Due date for the Housing Application.
This deadline is firm. If your application is late, you will not be eligible for campus housing.
Moving to Storrs? Select "Honors Upper Division Housing" from the Learning Community dropdown. This choice is not binding, so select Honors if you are even considering living in Honors housing. If you submit your application without selecting Honors housing, email livingoncampus@uconn.edu to change it.
Moving to Stamford? You're finished for now. Wait to hear about campus housing and Honors housing over the summer.
Mar. 20
If you are moving to Storrs, this is the due date for submitting your Residential Community Acceptance Form.
This form is required in order to live in Honors housing and is also a binding agreement that you will participate in Honors housing selection.
If you don't complete the Residential Community Acceptance Form on time, you will be moved into general housing selection. There is no penalty associated with this, so do not return the form if you no longer wish to live in Honors housing.
Start following the rest of the Storrs timeline on March 31, when you will receive your selection time and start matching with roommates
New Honors Admits
Current UConn students who submit their applications to Honors by the early February 1 deadline and are admitted to the program may be able to live in Honors housing, with the same eligibility requirements and deadlines as current Honors students at their campus (Storrs or Stamford).
For Storrs, you should select "Honors Upper Division Housing" from the Learning Community dropdown on the Housing Application, even if you have not yet received your admissions decision. Campus Housing will receive a list of students who are admitted in February.
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