General Housing Information

The Office of Residence Life and Housing strives to provide students with information regarding their living spaces.  We encourage students to seek out information through our website as a primary means of communicating. 

Personal responsibility is the core principle of the policies that govern residential life at Randolph-Macon College. Students are empowered to take responsibility for the quality of life in their own room and residence hall just as they are in the classroom. The links to the left outline policies and other information that help define life in the residence halls.   

• The Housing Selection Processes section has information on our Housing Selection processes which include the Thomas Branch W.E.L.L.ness Living Environment, Disability Accommodations, Mary Branch Singles Lottery, Senior Townhouse Apartments Selection and more.  Applications for our special living areas are also located here.
• The FAQs, or frequently asked questions, section will answer common questions about the residence life program at R-MC.
• The Forms section includes the roommate agreement, visitation form, townhouse registered events information and other important forms that you might need throughout your time at R-MC.
• The Resident Assistant Selection section has applications and important deadlines for the RA Selection process which happens annually in February.
• The Policies section will familiarize you about the rules and regulations that govern life in the residence halls. In addition, our Residence Life and Housing policies are further clarified and posted in the Student Handbook - Code of Conduct.
• The Housing Timeline section outlines all the import dates for residence life during the academic year. 
• "Renter's Insurance" helps to explain that Randolph-Macon College does not assume the responsibility for any theft, loss, failure or interruption of utilities, or damage to persons or personal property in the College owned housing. Students are encouraged to purchase personal property or renter’s insurance from appropriate third party vendors.
• "What to Bring?" is a resource for new students to find out what they will need to bring to school.

If you have questions or cannot find the information you need here just send us an e-mail and we will get you the information you need.