Apply Online* for a Fall 2008-Spring 2009 Housing Assignment and Meal Plan
Undergraduate	Graduate
*You must have a current Housing Services logon ID and password in order to apply online.

The 2007-2008 academic year ends on Friday, May 9, 2008.  Click Closing of Halls for closing information and check-out procedures.

Housing Information and Overview

The University of Maine provides on-campus housing in 19 residence halls. Options include traditional undergraduate residence halls for first year and upper-class residents, suite style living for upper-class residents, graduate housing, and several living/learning lifestyle options. 

Colvin Hall will undergo renovations during fall semester 2008.  We encourage first year Honor students to apply for Honors housing.  Honors housing will be on the 4th floor of Penobscot for fall 2008 until renovations are complete in Colvin Hall.  It is anticipated that Honors students will move into Colvin at the end of the semester break. 

The First Year Residence Experience (FYRE) program is for first year students that are assigned to the following halls

• Androscoggin	• Cumberland
• Gannett	• Knox
• Oxford	• Somerset
• Colvin (Honors)	• Penobscot 4th floor (Honors)
Spring 2009	Fall 2008

Traditional housing halls for upper-class students

• Aroostook	• Estabrooke
• Kennebec	• Hancock
• Hart	• York
• Balentine (Honors)	• Penobscot (Honors)
• DTAV (suite-style)	• Patch (suite-style)
• Oak (all singles)

Graduate housing

• Stodder

To stay current with the latest information and updates from Housing Services we encourage you to bookmark this Web site. The Office of Housing Services also suggests that you review as many web sites as possible on the A to Z Directory of the University of Maine website, including the following

• Residence Life	• Dean of Students
• Off-Campus Housing	• Black Bear Dining
• Cutler Health Center	• MaineCard Services
• Bookstore	• Bursar's Office
• Financial Aid	• New at UMaine
• Academic Program Fact Sheets

 
Housing Modification/Disability Access

• Residents who present medical or psychological conditions that are documented by a qualified medical provider may request special housing accommodations.

• Requests are reviewed and upon approval reasonable accommodations will be made to meet the documented need.

• If you are a person with a disability and you need assistance with accommodations, please contact Ann Smith, Director of Disability Support Services, voice 207 581-2319, TTY 207 581-2325, ann.smith@umit.maine.edu