Housing Form

MNU is, by definition, a residential university. In support of this aspect of the University's character, the Board of Trustees has established a policy requiring most students to live on campus. The policy is that all unmarried students under the age of 22, not living with parents, must live on campus if they take more than 11 semester hours of classes. Exceptions to this residence policy are administered by the Housing Committee.

All new MNU students, whether living on-campus or commuting, must complete this form.

Contact Information

First Name

Last Name

Address

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

Mobile

Birthdate

Gender

Female

Male

Academic Information

Student Type

Entry Term

Housing Questionnaire

Do you plan to live on or off campus?

Are you planning to live with your parents?

Roommate Preference

How would you describe your personality?

List your favorite hobbies:

What type of music do you listen to?

How clean do you normally keep your room?

What is your organizational style?

How do you handle conflict?

My spiritual life is important to me:

Are you playing an official sport at MNU?

Which sport?

Additional comments or questions:

Private Rooms

If space is available, students may apply for private rooms (bedroom). First priority will be given to students with documented medical conditions. The private room fee is $800.00 per semester. The Student Development Office reserves the right not to guarantee the availability of private rooms and the right to reassign students. Students, regardless of single room status, may be required to move to another room assignment to consolidate vacancies.

Request a private room

Yes

Student Disability Accommodations Policy

The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act prohibit against individuals with disabilities. The purpose of these laws is to remove barriers that prevent qualified individuals with disabilities from enjoying the same opportunities available to persons without disabilities. A student with a disability who wishes to request a reasonable accommodation must contact the Director of the Academic Success Center at 913-971-3387 or asc@mnu.edu.

MNU's complete policy regarding student disability accommodations may be found at mnu.edu/ADA.

Vaccinations/Immunizations

It is the policy of the State of Kansas that incoming students residing in student housing be vaccinated for meningitis or sign a waiver refusing receipt of the meningitis vaccine. All students who will reside in university housing should have one Meningococcal SCWY (MCV4, not Meningococcal B) at age 16 years or older. If you received the Meningococcal SCWY prior to your 16th birthday, a booster will be necessary to ensure adequate protection and is due by the end of August (fall semester) or by the end of January (spring semester).

Have you received the meningitis vaccine?

Date of Vaccination

Would you like to request a waiver?

Vaccination Waiver

Please read the Centers for Disease Control educational material regarding the hazards and risks of meningitis disease and the meningococcal vaccine at cdc.gov/vaccines.

I have read the educational information referred to me in this form about the risks of contracting meningitis and I am refusing the vaccination.

Please provide your electronic signature:

Admissions

Housing Form

Private Rooms

Student Disability Accommodations Policy