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Residence Life Handbook
The Residence Life Handbook provides guidelines and expectations for residential students in tandem with the Residence Life Room and Board Contract. Students living in the residential facilities are expected to be familiar with all policies and procedures in the Handbook. The Handbook is available on the Residence Life website.
Residence Hall Guests and Visitors
Generally, Illinois Tech residence halls welcome friends and family of residents. Visitors of all on campus residential communities are expected to present a valid government issued photo ID to the Community Desk Assistant upon entering the building. They must also be escorted by their resident host while in the building. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and in light of public health guidance, Illinois Tech may limit guest access to its residence halls. More information is located in the Residence Life Handbook.
Meal Plans
Residential students are required to participate in a meal plan. Learn more about dining options and available meal plans at https://web.iit.edu/housing/dining.
First and Second Year Residency Requirement
First and second-year undergraduate students enrolled full-time, as defined in the Illinois Tech Undergraduate Bulletin, are required to live in campus residence halls for two academic years. An academic year consists of both the fall and spring semester of any given term.
Students may apply for a waiver if they live with a parent or legal guardian within the Chicago metro area. The address provided must be no more than twenty (20) miles away from campus via public transit or major roadways. Additional or supporting documentation may be requested. Transfer students with fewer than 3 or more semesters of college work may also apply for an exemption. The Housing Application Waiver can be found in https://web.iit.edu/housing/residences/residence-hall-living/myroomiitedu.
7-Eleven 312.842.8030
The 7-Eleven convenience store provides a large array of products for the campus community. Students will find an assortment of snack foods, toiletries, and household type items.
Student Accounting Office - 312.567.3794 / https://web.iit.edu/student-accounting / Email: sa@iit.edu Your live student account information is located in the myIIT portal Finances tab. Follow the Manage My Student Account link in the center of the page to view and print statements, see your current balance, recent account activity, make payments or enroll in a payment plan, or establish a direct deposit account for Title IV refunds. Take a moment to read the Illinois Tech Statement of Financial Responsibility, which is set forth in Article IV, Section G.
Vice Provost for Student Affairs, Office of the- 312.567.3081 / https://web.iit.edu/student-affairs Email: dos@iit.edu
The Office of the Vice Provost for Student Affairs serves as the coordination center for student advocacy, recognition, and engagement. Services and programming are provided through the Dean of Students Office and the Office of Community Standards.
Student Engagement – 312.567.3720 / http://web.iit.edu/campus-life
Email: campus.life@iit.edu
The Office of Student Engagement is a central hub for out of the classroom opportunities through departments which include Career Services, Campus Life, and Residence Life. Building community and engagement through programs and events in conjunction with student organizations, residence halls, and fraternity and sororities are just some of many things provided.
Join or even start a new student organization, attend a career fair and get involved through Student
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