Residence Life
Housing
On-campus housing is available for full-time graduate and undergraduate students. All full time undergraduate students are required to reside on campus in the residence halls during their freshmen and sophomore years or as specified in their financial aid award letter.
Residence halls are equipped with lounges, kitchenettes, laundry facilities, computers, landline capabilities, cable television and internet access.
Residence Halls
Doyle Hall
Doyle Hall includes both single and double rooms with a common bathroom.
The building includes kitchens and laundry facilities, and each floor has a lounge and study room.
Housing for:
- Undergraduate students
- Graduate students
Features of Doyle Hall
- Limited rooms with air conditioning and a private or semi-private bathroom (Accommodations required);
- Location of the University's dining room, Gator Alley, a chapel, and the commuter lounge;
- Location of mailboxes for all resident students (behind the Doyle Hall Desk).
Meletia Hall
Meletia Hall is an all-women residence hall that houses undergraduate students at NDMU. The hall offers single, double, and triple rooms with private, suite, and floor bathrooms
The residence hall also has several kitchens and multiple lounge spaces throughout the building in addition to a laundry room.
Features of Meletia Hall
- Includes a beautiful, air-conditioned, main lobby;
- Houses an interfaith space that can be utilized by all students;
Room Options
*For the 2022-2023 Academic Year, all students will be housed in:
- Single Rooms (Doyle and Meletia Hall)
- Double Rooms(Doyle and Meletia Hall)
- Triple Rooms (Meletia ONLY)
Rooms have a twin/twin XL bed, standard twin/twin XL mattress, dresser, desk with chair, and a closet or wardrobe for each student. Extra furniture cannot be removed from the rooms or disassembled.
Accessible Housing/Accommodation
Students requesting accessible housing or accommodations based on documented disability or medical condition must apply through the Office of Accessibility and Health Promotion in Theresa Hall 009. The housing accommodation application along with appropriate documentation must be submitted to the Director of Accessibility and Health Promotion who works in collaboration with the Director of Housing and Residence Life. Students are encouraged to apply for accommodations as early as possible.
- Accessibility Accommodation Request Form AHP (PDF)
- AHP Intake Form (PDF)
Housing Exemption Request for Academic Year 2022-2023
All full time undergraduate students are required to reside on campus in the residence halls during their freshmen and sophomore year as specified in their financial aid award letter.
A student may submit a housing exemption request to the on campus residence requirement for the reasons below:
- Student resides within 25 miles of NDMU’s campus with their parent(s) or guardian
- Student is twenty one years of age or older
- Student Is married and/or has dependent children
- Student is a military veteran
- Student has a documented medical condition or disability that requires special living arrangements that residential life cannot reasonably provide within the residential living environment
- Student has other extenuating circumstances.
**This housing exemption request is just a request, and a decision will be emailed from Housing and Residence Life.
Click here to complete: Housing Exemption Request
Non-medical waiver requests (a, b, d) and documentation sufficient to support the request may be submitted to the Director of Housing and Residence Life at residencelife@ndm.edu.
Medical waiver requests (c) and medical documentation sufficient to support the request may be submitted to the Director of Accessibility and Health Promotion at accessibility@ndm.edu.
Approved waivers may be accompanied by a reduction in a student’s institutional financial aid award due to a change to commuter status. Students are encouraged to contact the Office of Financial Aid at finaid@ndm.edu prior to submitting a waiver request to determine their revised financial aid package.