Are Union students required to live on campus?
Union University is a residential campus that requires all unmarried, full-time, undergraduate students to live on-campus. The residential experience is a valuable part of a student’s education. It provides students with unique opportunities in the areas of educational, social, cultural, spiritual and service-oriented development.
Union University is a residential campus that requires all unmarried, full-time, undergraduate students to live on-campus. The residential experience is a valuable part of a student’s education. It provides students with unique opportunities in the areas of educational, social, cultural, spiritual and service-oriented development. Students who wish to live off-campus must be in good standing with the University and the Office of Student Services, meet one of the following qualifications, and complete an Off Campus Request form (available on our website, under the Resources tab): • Student will be living at home with his/ her parent(s) or guardian • Student will be at least 21 years old on or before September 1 of the academic year for which he/ she is requesting to live off-campus • Student has an extreme health condition and a doctor’s mandate for living off-campus • Student is a part-time student • Student is married All Off-Campus Requests forms should be submitted to the Office of
