MTSU is a Non-Smoking Residential Campus thus no smoking is permitted in any residence hall or apartment area.
2009 Welcome Letters
Cummings Welcome Letter
Lyon, Mary, McHenry, and Rutledge Welcome Newsletter
Monohan, Schardt, and Reynolds Welcome Newsletter
Scarlett Welcome Newsletter
Smith, Beasley, Sims, Judd, and Gracy Welcome Newsletter
Womack Lane Welcome Letter
Wood, Felder, Clement, Gore, Deere, and Nicks Welcome Letter
Classes
in the Business Aerospace building, studying at the James E. Walker
library, working out at the Recreation Center, attending football
games at the stadium--your academic and student life revolves around
the campus.
Living
on campus places you at the center of the university community,
ready for both academic and co-curricular activities. Most students
find that MTSU residence halls or apartments are the right choice,
and they become part of a vital living-learning community, and make
friendships that will last for years. Research indicates that living
on campus is one of the strongest influences on successful completion
of an undergraduate degree.
More
than 3500 students and families make their homes in twenty-one residence
halls and apartments. While each living area is unique, each supports
academic excellence. Professional staff and student leaders live
and work in each area, coordinating services and programs that produce
contented individuals. Computing facilities, student leadership
training, recreational activities, referrals to academic support
services, and a listening ear are just a few of the benefits of living on campus.
The
main office for Housing & Residential Life is located in the
Keathley University Center, room 300. Regular office hours are 8:00
a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. If you have any questions
regarding the on-campus living experience, just drop by or call
us at 615-898-2971.
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