Once you have been accepted as a student to the university, you will receive an acceptance packet that will also include a Student Housing Application. Complete the application and submit it to the Student Housing Office with a $30 non-refundable application fee. Applications are not processed until the fee is received. You may also complete and submit the application and $30 non-refundable fee online.

An individual residing in Student Housing must be classified as a full-time, resident student taking classes on campus (as opposed to online). During the academic calendar year, the student must be enrolled in two semesters out of three.

Water, trash and sewage are included in the monthly student housing charges. Electricity, the only other utility, is not included in the monthly charges. Students are responsible for contacting the Dominion Virginia Power at 1.888.667.3000 after receiving a confirmation letter from Student Housing to set up an electricity account in their name.

Yes. We welcome students and their immediate dependent family members (spouse and children) to live in Regent Village.

The Village is approximately ¾ miles from the campus.

Several shopping centers near campus are easily accessible by automobile, public transportation and/or walking.

No. Currently the university does not have storage units available. However, several storage facilities are located in the immediate area (American Classic: 757.420.7676).

The parking lot is for motor vehicles only, which includes automobiles, motorcycles and pick-up trucks. You may not park boats, trailers of any kind, mobile homes, campers, buses or trucks larger than three-quarter ton without prior consent of the Student Housing Management Office.

Inoperable vehicles or vehicles with expired registrations are not allowed to be parked on the property. Conducting major vehicle repairs in the parking lot is prohibited. Do not leave cars on jacks unattended.

As a courtesy to our residents in wheelchairs, we ask that you do not park your vehicle in a manner that would result in it protruding over the sidewalk.

Each apartment has a refrigerator, stove, dishwasher and garbage disposal.

Student Housing leases exist on a semester-to-semester basis. Your lease automatically extends to the next semester if you do not submit a notice to vacate by the appropriate date before the lease ending period. Lease ending periods are May 31, July 31 and December 31. Students are required to vacate Student Housing during the lease ending period in which they graduate (graduating students are still required to submit a notice to vacate).

Pets are not allowed in student apartments or anywhere on the residential area premises. This includes guests staying in your apartment. Please advise visitors to make other arrangements for their pets before visiting Student Housing. Fresh water aquariums are permitted, but limited to 5 gallons in size.

Students with families residing with them are allowed to park two vehicles, and single students are allowed to parked one vehicle in the complex.

Security is provided 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by Campus Security (in-house staff).

The Student Housing Management Office is an example of an apartment. In addition, we do have floor plans you may view on our website. Due to the demand for student housing, we do not have a model apartment available.

Yes. There is a shuttle service that provides transportation to students from Regent Village to campus.

No. While Student Housing does not provide Regent Village Internet service, the majority of students acquire this service through the local telephone company.

Yes. The university has a contract with R & R TCOM to provide cable television in Regent Village. The company offers a variety of affordable cable television packages to the students. You may obtain cable TV information from Regent Village Management Office.

On-campus housing is available on a first-come, first-served basis. With only 224 apartment units available in the Village, we generally run at 100 percent occupancy.

We prefer to communicate with prospective students by e-mail, but please inform us if another method of communication would be more appropriate for you.

Most housing assignments are finalized for the fall semester by July 1, the spring semester by December 1, and the summer semester by May 1. Please feel free to contact us if you have not received an assignment by the dates indicated. We do receive cancellations periodically.

Yes. Students with disabilities should register with the Student Life Office (757.352.4486). Please inform the Student Housing Office if you require any special accommodations.

Yes. Regent Village apartments are unfurnished.

No. We do not have a swimming pool in Student Housing, but two pools on campus are available at The Founders Inn & Spa (owned by the university). Students are permitted to use these pools for a small fee.

No. As long as you have maintained full-time enrollment for the preceding fall and spring semesters, you are not required to take courses in the summer to retain your lease.

Yes. However, any guest staying for more than three nights must register with the Student Housing Office. Also, if a guest is parking a vehicle in the Student Housing parking lot for more than one night, he or she must obtain a Student Housing Parking Permit from the Student Housing Office.

Yes, but this depends upon your financial aid. You should discuss this further with your financial aid counselor.

You may pay your application fee and security deposit on campus at the Business Office (Administration Building, Room 134), or you may pay online with a credit card.

You may pay your rent on campus at the Business Office (Administration Building, Room 134), or you may pay online with a credit card through Genisys (login to the MyRegent portal and click the Genisys logo).