Housing Handbooks and Guidelines
When it involves your Housing contract – or your conduct on campus – the following pages give you the ins, outs, dos, don’ts and all the instructions you’ll need so you can start living at UT Arlington
What Every Student Should Know
Your Housing contract spells out what we will do for you -- and what you agree to in return. Once you sign it, the contract is legal and binding and cannot be broken except in very specific situations.
The Residence Hall Handbook and the Apartment Handbook, two separate handbooks, are also legally binding adjunct to your Housing contract. Signing your contract signals your agreement to abide by the rules, policies and regulations presented in these handbooks as well.
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Important Documents for Apartment Unit Accommodations (Not Applicable to The Heights on Pecan Apartments) |
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Apartment Lease Agreement for Apartment Unit Accommodations Terms and Conditions for Apartment Lease Agreement UTA Housing Handbook for Apartments and Houses - 2012-2013 Guide for Internet, TV and Phone Services |
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Important Documents for Apartment Bedroom Accommodations (Applicable only to The Heights on Pecan Apartments) |
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Apartment Lease Agreement for Private or Shared Bedroom Accommodations 2013-2014 Terms and Conditions for Apartment Lease Agreement for Private or Shared Bedroom - 2013-2014 UTA Housing Handbook for the Heights on Pecan Apartments - 2012-2013 |
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Important Documents for House Accommodations |
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House Lease Agreement - 2012-2013 |
LIVING ON CAMPUS
TWICE THE FUN
They say the friends you make in college are the friends you make for life. Get a jump-start by choosing to live with a roommate. With a roommate you don’t have to navigate college life on your own. You’ll have someone to eat dinner with, go on late night runs to the store, and someone who can share living costs. It’s a win-win decision: good for your wallet and perfect for a meaningful social connection.
