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PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS


Application for new students living in Residence Halls


Housing Application for Spring 2008 (January-May)

NEW - Student Housing Application for 2008-2009


Things to Bring to the Residence Halls


  • Toiletries and a shower caddy
  • Twin Extra Long Sheets
  • Alarm Clock
  • Desk Lamp (not Halogen)
  • School Supplies
  • Book Bag
  • Weekend Travel Bag
  • Bedding (Extra Long Twin size)
  • Dishes, bowls, cups
  • Hangers
  • Medicine, Band-Aids, Tissues
  • Lockable Storage Case
  • Laundry Bag/Basket and Detergent
  • Quarters for Laundry
  • Power Strips (UL Approved)
  • Calling Cards
  • Storage Containers
  • Posters and Pictures
  • Telephone
  • Stamps
  • Cleaning Supplies ( Oak Street )
  • Toilet Paper ( Oak Street )
  • Carpet ( Oak Street )

Things not to Bring to the Residence Halls


  • Cooking appliances (toasters, hot plates, George Forman Grills, coffee makers, etc.)
  • Candles, incense, or oil lamps
  • Firearms
  • Fireworks
  • Drugs, alcohol, or alcohol containers: These items are in violation of University policy
  • Pets: We do not allow pets, unless they are fish
  • Furniture or Large equipment that may not suit itself well in a community living area (discuss with your roommate before bringing anything)

 

Tools for Succeeding at UMKC


UMKC empowers participants to become transformational leaders who can contribute to and be responsible for the success of UMKC's vision. Research by student development experts has shown that experiences within the living environment can contribute as much, or even more, to the total education of a student as in-class experiences. In UMKC Residence Halls, you learn to live with others, mesh your academic experiences with your out-of-class experiences and find out more about yourself.

 

How to Get Around UMKC


Whether you're wanting to schedule a campus visit, looking for a place to live while you're in school, or just have a question you would like answered, the Welcome Center is the place to come to. The Center was created to provide an inviting place to greet visitors and students when they first arrive on campus. We also have information about hotels in the area, on and off campus housing. 

Welcome Center

Campus Map




Dining on Campus


Sodexho features delicious menus and dining options that will make your academic experience even more enjoyable.
photo: happy chefs




Campus Dining Services

 

 

 

How to Gain the MOST from Residence Hall Life


Take an active part in Residence Hall Life. Allow yourself to learn from the experiences you will have here. Residence Hall life gives you an opportunity to live in a close community situation and to get to know people from different backgrounds.

 

 

RHC – Residence Hall Councils


Residents have a chance to become a part of RHC during their stay at the Residence Halls. Residents are elected to lead RHC in planning social, athletic and educational programs with the assistance of the Residence Hall Staff. They also participate in the formulation of rules and polices for the hall.

 

 

LLC – Living-Learning Communities


Living-Learning Communities are available in the Oak Street Residence Hall. LLCs provide social and academic support for students who reside on campus at UMKC. They give students the opportunity to live together, learn together and form a system of support, which helps ease the transition into college and enhances chances for success.