Interim Housing

Interim housing is generally intended to be used by students who have on-campus housing for two consecutive terms and need to remain on campus during the break between those terms. It is also used by students whose travel arrangements cause the need to arrive a day or so before we open for a given term, or leave a day or so after we close at the end of a term. Interim housing is not guaranteed. Students returning from a withdrawal or suspension are not eligible for interim housing unless express permission is granted to the Undergraduate Housing Office by the student’s dean.

If you want housing during the interim period you must apply for interim housing. The only exceptions to this rule are varsity athletes requiring interim housing to participate in college-approved practice. These students must coordinate interim housing through their coach/the Department of Athletics.

The Interim Housing Application is available at http://www.dartmouth.edu/bannerstudent

Interim Application Deadlines

**All fall residents will be granted automatic interim from noon on November 21st through Monday, November 26th at noon.  Residents who need interim after November 26th will need to submit the interim housing application.

Students who submit a late application after a given term’s deadline, or who arrive early or stay late without prior authorization from the Undergraduate Housing Office, are subject to a $50 fee. Late applications must be received at least 5 business days before the arrival date that you request.

Interim Eligibility and Assignments

Priority is given to students who are living on campus for the two terms that bracket the interim period. Late departure and early arrival requests will be considered, although depending on room availability and your documentation, we may not be able to approve all the dates you request.

In addition to living on campus for at least one of the two terms, you must meet one or more of the following criteria:

• Involvement in a College-Related Activity (academic research, athletic team or college employment). Documentation from your professor/employer/coach is required.
• Travel Constraints. In order to be approved for interim housing based on travel constraints, you must provide a copy of your airline, train or bus ticket. Typically this is only granted for students who live 500 miles or more from Dartmouth.
• International Student. When completing your application, please fully document the dates you need housing and the reasons why you must be on campus.

Students are notified of their status via Blitz beginning two weeks after the deadline. Students are generally housed in their regularly assigned room for the approved interim period. This is not possible during the spring/summer interim when the majority of interim residents are relocated to a designated cluster for the days they are approved in order to accommodate Commencement and Reunion guests.

Questions about interim housing can be answered by calling (603-646-3093), emailing, or stopping by the Undergraduate Housing Office.