Housing

Yavapai College has two residence halls on the Prescott Campus. Students live in two-person rooms. Each unit has a private bath, cable and high speed Internet services. All students who apply for housing should refer to the Housing Handbook at www.yc.edu/residencelife/ for the rules and regulations that govern residence hall living.

Housing Reservations

Steps for new students to secure on-campus housing:

1. APPLY EARLY! Housing is limited
2. Submit completed application with deposit
3. Housing applications are available online at www.yc.edu/residencelife
4. Include photocopy of immunization records with dates of required immunizations for MMR and meningococal meningitis
5. Initial housing assignments are on a first come, first served basis

Housing Deposit

Reservations are made by the Residence Life Office upon receipt of all required materials, providing rooms are still available. Deposits received after all spaces are filled will result in students being notified of their placement on a waiting list. Students who do not want to be on a waiting list may cancel their request and receive a full refund.

The housing deposit has two purposes:

1. Indication of a commitment to occupy a space in the residence hall
2. To insure against damages and loss of college property and expenses

The housing deposit is refundable upon completion of the contract minus any damage fees (if applicable). All details can be found on the housing contract.

Housing Regulations

• Students must be enrolled in at least twelve credit-hours per semester.
• All residents are subject to the rules and regulations governing residence hall life as listed in the Housing Handbook and Student Code of Conduct.
• The Residence Life Office reserves the right to change, deny or to cancel the room reservation, either before or while the student occupies the room, if such action is believed to be in the best interest of the student and of the college.
• The college reserves the right (subject to the approval of the Yavapai College Governing Board) to increase the room charges as deemed necessary.
• Except for animals providing disability assistance, animals are prohibited in residence halls.
• Family housing is not available.