Housing
How Housing is Assigned
Students are divided into resident cell groups. Each cell group of 6–10 students lives on the same floor, with a minimum of two students per bedroom. Cell groups are supervised by a mentor, who also lives with the students in the dorms.
When housing assignments are made, the Housing Coordinator takes into consideration the Roommate Questionnaires, requests from students, and the make-up of cell groups. Roommate and dorm room assignments are finalized approximately two weeks prior to orientation arrival day.
Finsaas Hall (single women, married couples/families)
- This dorm has three floors that are divided into two wings on each floor and includes a basement level.
- Most bedrooms have a large walk-in closet.
- Bedrooms located on the west side of the building have balconies overlooking the courtyard.
- One refrigerator, a sink, microwave, and modest cupboard space is located on each wing.
- There are three bathrooms on each wing. Bathrooms have one toilet, one sink, and one tub and shower, with a linen closet.
- Each wing has a furnished lounge.
- Storage units are located in the basement of the dorm.
- A very large community kitchen, an informal dining/party area, and full laundry facilities are located on the basement level.
- The laundry contains two industrial washers and two industrial dryers.
- This building is not air-conditioned.
Bergh Hall (single men)
- This dorm has three floors and a basement level
- Storage units are located in the basement of the dorm.
- Bedrooms are modest in size and have a walk-in closet.
- No more than two students share a bedroom in this dorm.
- Each floor has a furnished lounge.
- One refrigerator and a microwave are located in the central lounge on each floor.
- There is one multi-stall bathroom with sinks and one multi-stall shower room on each floor.
- Students housed in this dorm utilize the large central laundry located in a building directly across the street. The laundry contains many industrial washers and dryers.
- This dorm is air-conditioned.
Shelling Hall (single men, married couples/families)
- This dorm has two floors divided into two wings on each floor and a basement level. There are five bedrooms and two bathrooms on each wing.
- Each bedroom houses 2-4 students.
- Each bathroom has one toilet, one sink, and one tub with shower.
- Each floor shares a kitchenette with one refrigerator, microwave, cupboards, and counter space.
- Each wing has a furnished lounge.
- A storage area is located in the basement of the dorm.
- A large community kitchen and dining area, four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and full laundry facilities are located on the basement level.
- There is a landscaped patio and garden area outside the basement dining room.
- This building is partially air-conditioned.
Furnishings in the Dorms
In all of the dorm buildings, all windows come with blinds, and the living areas are fully carpeted. Vacuum cleaners, mops, and cleaning supplies are provided. There is a central laundry in a separate building across from Bergh Hall, which is available for all students to use as needed.
Bedrooms
Bedrooms generally have twin-sized bunk or loft beds; some will have standard twin beds. Married student housing has queen-sized beds. Bedrooms generally come with one desk, chair, and bookcase per person, and one large 6-drawer dresser for every two people. In some rooms, students are asked to share a desk due to being in smaller quarters. Every bedroom has a closet.
Children are provided with twin beds and dressers, and when possible desks, chairs, and bookcases.
We do not provide extra-long mattresses, toddler beds, or cribs.
Lounges
Lounges are furnished with basic furniture for the lounges (a couch, one or two chairs, one or more end tables, and one or more lamps).
Kitchens
In the dorms, kitchen appliances provided are a microwave, toaster, an oven/stove, and a full-sized refrigerator. There is cupboard space to store personal kitchen items. The student kitchen in the T.A Hegre Ministry Center has a work area, stove, and refrigerator, but no cupboard space for storage.
Kitchens are generally equipped with a set of dishes, silverware, cups, baking pans, and cooking pots and pans.


