RAs (Resident Assistants) are leaders within your building that live on-campus to whom you may go for support or questions. An RD (Resident Director) works within the Office of Residence Life and helps provide a safe community-learning environment and lives within the Residence Halls, supervising the RAs

The Application/Deposit fee covers the cost of your application as well as paying to reserve a room in on-campus housing in your name. The refundable portion of your deposit will be refunded within 4 weeks after the end of your contract.

You can park your car in any parking lot on-campus as long as it is not labeled Faculty/Staff. Parking is FREE! Ephraim City does restrict overnight parking on city streets during the winter for snow removal purposes, so there is no overnight parking on College Avenue.

Bicycle storage racks are available outside of every on-campus residence halls. Make sure to register your bike with Public Safety to avoid theft and bring a new lock to secure your bike to the rack. Bicycles are not allowed in the Residence Halls or rooms and should not be left over the summer.

The Suites at Academy Square has two community kitchens located on the 2nd and 4th floor, Anderson Hall has a community kitchen located next to the lower lobby of the building, and Snow Hall has a community kitchen just off the main lobby.

Only fish in a 10-gallon or smaller aquarium are permitted in the Residence Halls and apartments. Due to health standards, limited space, and students with allergies, all other pets are not allowed in the residence halls.
Students with a documented need for an emotional support animal must coordinate with our campus ADA Coordinator at least seven (7) days in advance of move-in to allow for reasonable accommodations.

As mail is NOT delivered to residence halls, students must register with Campus Mail Services. Mail delivery at Snow College is available to enrolled students free of charge.

Your address to receive mail will be:
(Your Name)
Student Mail Center
150 E. College Ave.
Ephraim, UT 84627

The Office of Residence Life is not responsible for delivering packages and/or other postage items to students in the residence halls.

Yes, renter's insurance is strongly encouraged as stated in the Housing and Residence Life Agreement/Contract.

Students have access to the same WiFi in the residence halls that used all across campus and there are ethernet ports in each room for wired internet access. Lobby and community space TVs in the residence halls are hooked up to cable TV via Roku TV.

No, however, Computer Labs are available for student use in the Karen Huntsman Library and the Business Building.

Each Residence Hall has laundry facilities and the cost is FREE! Please be courtesy of others and the machines when using them.

The Residence Halls close at 10:00 p.m. on the Sunday following Finals for the fall semester and reopen at 8:00 a.m. on the Saturday prior to the first day of classes for the spring semester.

No, but it is recommended that freshman to take a serious look at on-campus housing and the additional services we can provide.

Students may bring desks/office chairs, lamps, decorative items, etc. Please note that personal beds, mattresses, desks, couches, recliners, mini-fridges or lounge chairs (any large furniture) are not allowed.

You check into your assigned Residence Hall at the front lobby/entrance of the building. You will be greeted by a staff member from the Office of Residence Life and they will go over a Room Condition Report (RCR) to be completed and signed, then you will receive a key to your room. You will also need to get a Student ID card and have it activated for your building.

Applications are available during specific periods of the year online via the "Join our Team" tab on the right navigation bar. Also, there will be information meetings throughout the year for students to ask questions and inquire about additional information.

Payments for Snow College expenses, including student fees, tuition, and housing, lab fees, student ID card, etc. are all due on the 5th day of each 15 week semester.

Students able to move in early are those on fall sports teams or student leadership teams as they have already been scheduled for early arrival. Other students requesting to move in early are handled on a case by case basis.

Go to www.snow.edu/housing/apply. You, the student, will log-in to the housing application by using your Snow College username and password. 

Yes, we do offer the option to apply for a Fall Only or Spring Only contracts. There is an additional short term contract fee of $150 for these options.If you apply for a fall only and wish to extend your contract for the Spring semester, you will need to contact the Office of Residence Life before Nov. 1 and complete a contract extension form.

Rates are determined based on which type of housing you choose. For more information regarding rates click on "Price Guide" on the right navigation bar. Please note that the rates listed on this page are per semester.

Students now that have ability to select his/her own room through the housing application. You will know immediately after your pay your application and deposit fees. In addition, the Office of Residence Life will send placement letters via email to your email address listed on your housing application periodically throughout the summer.

If you have one or more roommates, their usernames will appear in your online application on the final page called "Application Status". This can be accessed at any time by you, the student. Next to each roommates username you can 'Send Message' to your roommate and talk via email. Also, in your placement email you will receive a list of each of your roommates/suitemates/apartmentmates.

Yes, in the application process you may search for a student that may have already applied, you may request a roommate as well. This request will then be sent to the other student. This does not determine that you will be placed together. The student you requested will need to email you back and the two of you can then determine which room to select in the remaining application process.

Snow College two different Athletic Living Learning Communities (LLC) in joint cooperation with the Athletic Department. One is in Nuttall Hall (Volleyball, Men's Basketball, Women's Basketball) and the other is in the Suites at Academy Square on the 3rd floor (Men's & Women's Soccer teams). These halls are for NJCAA athletes on the previously listed Snow College teams.

You will fill out a Roommate Agreement at the start of each semester with your roommate(s) and an RA. You must live in your assigned room for the first three weeks of classes before room switches can be made. After the first three weeks, you may go through a mediation process if conflicts do arise. Mediations will occur with a Resident Assistant (RA) present. If the situation cannot be reconciled you and your roommates, may meet with a Resident Director for further situation analysis.
If you are moved to a different room, apartment or suite a new Roommate Agreement will be filled out with the new roommate(s). If you choose to move, you will be charged a Room Change Fee, any subsequent moves will result in a higher Room Change Fee and a maximum of two moves.

All Residents:

• Alarm Clock
• Bed sheets for a Standard Twin Bed (75"X38") (except in Anderson & Nuttall Hall bring Twin XL bed sheets)
• Cellphone and charger (recommended)
• Cleaning supplies
• Computer equipment (Ethernet cord, charging cord, etc.)
• Computer printer
• Fan
• Hangers
• Laundry basket and HE laundry soap, dryer sheets, etc.
• Lamp/desk lamp (non-halogen)
• Mattress cover
• Hand/standing mirror
• Pillows
• Plunger
• Poster putty or masking/painter's tape
• Trash bin and trash liners (not larger than 10 gal)
• UL listed power strip with surge protector
• Vacuum
• Flashlight
• Cups, mugs, plates, bowls, utensils
• Can opener
• Trashcan

Cooking Room/Apartments: 

• Cooking Utensils, pots, pans, etc
• Dishes
• Shower supplies
• Toaster
• Desk Lamp

Personal Care and Hygiene Items:  

• Basic first aid kit
• Facial tissues
• Insurance cards
• Medical information
• Nail care set
• Pain reliever
• Shampoo and conditioner
• Shower shoes
• Shower caddy
• Lotion and sunscreen
• Toiletries and toiletry bag
• Robe
• Towels and washcloths
• Sewing kit
• Sunglasses

Classes and Studying Items:  

• Book bag
• Calculator
• Flash drive(s)
• Dictionary
• General school supplies
• Pens, pencils, highlighters
• White out
• Tape
• Stapler
• Paperclips
• Scissors
• Ruler
• Loose leaf paper
• Printer paper
• Three ring binders/spiral notebooks

A: Students should not bring:

• AC units
• Alcoholic Beverages or paraphernalia (Snow College has a Zero Tolerance Policy)
• Barbecue Grills
• Bread makers
• Candles and incense
• Deep Fryers
• Extension Cord
• Fireworks
• Foreman Grills
• Furniture (sofas, recliners, desks, etc)
• Free Weights
• Gang Plugs or power strips without surge suppression.
• Hammer and nails or screws
• Expensive Items of personal value (best to leave those at general)
• Holiday lights (Christmas or string lights)
• Hot Plates/Quesadilla Makers
• Lava Lamps
• Mini-Fridge
• Panini makers
• Pets (only small fish are allowed in a 10-gallon tank)
• Popcorn makers
• Scentsy/candle warmers
• Space Heaters
• Toaster Ovens
• Wall decals
• Waterbeds
• Weapons, Firearms and Explosives

Student can bring the following appliances:

• Blender
• Coffee makers w/automatic shut off
• Computer and printer
• Crockpots w/automatic shut off
• Instant Pots w/automatic shut off
• Air Fryer w/automatic shut off
• Curling Iron w/automatic shut off
• DVD/Blueray Player
• Fan
• Gaming consols
• Hairdryer
• Iron w/automatic shut off
• Rice Cooker
• Stereos with headphones
• Television
• Toaster

If you wish to terminate your Housing Contract please look at our cancellation policy at www.snow.edu/offices/housing/cancel.

First, contact an RA to discuss your dislikes and what you would prefer. Then contact the Office of Residence Life so that we can discuss other housing options. Changes in housing assignments will not take place until after the third week of the semester.

No. Residence Life staff do not complete bed checks, nor do they verify that you come home every night. There are guest visitation hours, please see the Residence Life Rights & Responsibilities for additional information.

If there are any issues in your room, please go online to make a maintenance request. Maintenance personnel should address all work orders in a timely manner.

Students living in a non-cooking unit are required to have one of the meal plan options. Students in cooking apartments may choose to have a meal if they wish, but it is optional for cooking apartments. You may cancel your meal plan if you are in a cooking apartment. You may upgrade your meal plan if you are in a non-cooking unit. Should you cancel your housing contract at any point during the semester, a meal plan cancelaltion form will need to be submitted to food services if you wish to cancel your meal plan.