
Request to Live Off Campus
Request to Live Off Campus
This form is for currently enrolled students who are requesting to live off campus for the next academic year or incoming students.
On Campus Residency Requirement
- married students;
- students living with parents or guardians and commuting (within a 50-mile radius);
- students 21 years of age or older, prior to October 1 of the academic year in which
they enroll (prior to March 1 for those enrolling for the spring semester);
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- Students withdrawing from the College
- Students taking a leave from the College
- Students enrolled in an officially recognized off-campus academic program for the specific semester (examples include; internships, co-ops, apprenticeships)
- December graduates who are not continuing to be enrolled
- Students that are academically ineligible to continue
- Documented medical reasons approved through the Housing Accommodations Request process
- Documented financial hardship due to change in financial status occurring since agreeing to live on campus
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Once you submit your request, you will immediately receive an email to your Delhi email address confirming we have received your request to live off campus. Within three business days you will receive an email from the Office of Residence Life letting you know if your request to live off campus has been approved or not.
Off-Campus Housing Information
By completing this form, you are not guaranteed to be allowed to move off campus. If you are approved to live off campus and have a housing assignment, that assignment will be canceled.
Off-Campus Housing Listings
Local Area Housing
To assist current students with their housing search, SUNY Delhi is using Apartments.com . This service contains apartments and rooms for rent. The features are available to the SUNY Delhi community.
Property owners, rental agents and non-members of the university community are invited to post their rental vacancies on apartments.com. Please read and follow the Posting Guidelines, as they are strictly enforced. All postings must comply with the Fair Housing Act and local, state and federal rules and regulations.
SUNY Delhi employees do not approve, inspect, or supervise the premises described, nor does the university become party to housemate/subletter/landlord/tenant matters.
Renters Insurance
While SUNY Delhi does not recommend any one insurance company to deal with, we highly recommend that students living off campus obtain renters insurance. Renters insurance will cover a loss of property in case of fire, flood, theft, etc. Contact any insurance company to obtain this valuable resource.
Resources
New York State Tenants' Rights
