Frequently Asked Questions
- Can I live off campus?
Freshman and sophomore are required to live on campus; however, there are exceptions, as listed on page 3 of the Standards of Residence Handbook. - What if I want to change rooms?
Please contact the Office of Housing and Residence Life to get information on how to change rooms. - What should I bring with me to college?
You will need to bring sheets (extra-long twin for Giraut, Coronado and Conour residents), pillowcases, mattress cover, blankets, bedspreads, pillow, telephone, towels, laundry basket, detergent, fabric softener (if needed), and an alarm clock. You may bring any personal items (i.e. stereo, TV, lamps, self-contained coffee pots) but, hot plates, deep fryers and table top grills are not allowed, except in the apartments. - What do I do if I lose my campus card?
You need to contact Housing, Public Safety, or Campus Card Office as soon as possible to void out your card and change your locks. - Can I have guests visit me?
Yes, each resident assumes FULL responsibility for their guest(s). Guests are allowed for no more than three days and must be registered with your Hall Director. - Are pets allowed?
Fish contained in a 20 gallon or smaller tank will be permitted. NO other pets will be allowed in the residence halls. - If I am 21, can I drink in my room?
Adams State College will not permit the possession or consumption of alcoholic beverages of any kind on campus, including all residential areas, regardless of age. - Can I have a refrigerator and microwave?
Students may bring their own, but they must meet the following specifications: Refrigerator- Max. capacity 4.0 cubic feet, 1.5 amp, and UL approved. Microwave - Max 1000 watt. - What kind of meal plan can I get?
The college offers three meal plans: Carte Blanche (open dining 7am-7pm); 15 meal plan + 125 flexi dollars; 9 meal plan + 200 flexi dollars (flexi dollars are a one time per semester amount that can be used in the food court and the coffee shop.) - How do I use the phones on campus?
For calls to a number on campus, simply dial the 4-digit extension (587-XXXX). To access an off-campus number, dial "9", wait for the line to connect, and then dial the full number (XXX-XXXX). For long distance calls, you can use your own personal long distance calling card, or call collect.