Housing Registration

Register for Campus Housing

You will need the following items to complete your registration:

• Westminster College Admittance Letter with username and password
• Immunization records

If you are having trouble logging in to register using your username and password, please call the Information Services department at 801.832.2023 for assistance.

Register for CAMPUS HOUSING

Housing Deposits

All residents must pay the $200 housing deposit. Please note that this includes a $50 room reservation fee that is non-refundable. A credit card is needed to pay the deposit and you will need your Westminster email and password to access this page.

Pay your Housing Deposit

Accommodations

The residence halls have accommodations for people with disabilities. Please contact Student Disability Services at disabilityservices@westminstercollege.edu or 801.832.2272 for details. Be sure to include any relevant information on your roommate preference form when submitting your housing registration.

Semester Break Housing Requests

On-campus housing is closed during winter break. Students who occupy on-campus housing during winter break must apply for break housing no later than one week before the end of the semester and pay a daily occupancy rate. A $50 fee will be assessed for break housing requests turned in after Dec. 6 at noon for the Fall 2019 semester. For Spring 2020, the late fee is assessed for any request submitted after noon on Apr. 24, 2020. There will be no extensions after May Term. You can check out the academic calendar for more information.

Request Semester Break Housing

Let’s Talk Roommates

It’s one of the first things on your mind as you start preparing to make the move to college: but who will my roommate be? It’s simple, roommates are matched based on the Roommate Preference Form that’s included in the housing contract.

We know what you’re thinking: what if I don’t get along with my roommate? Learning to navigate shared spaces and new personalities is part of the fun and the growing experience of college. You’ll have a roommate agreement to utilize with your resident advisor if things get sticky.

If you have a friend or specific person you want to live with, don’t worry, you may be paired with one another—though it’s not guaranteed. You should both indicate on your roommate preference form that you want to live with each other. You will also need to create and accept a roommate group in the housing portal. If a member of the roommate group does not accept, you won’t be paired.