Residence Life FAQs

Endicott offers halls that are all-female, halls where the floors or wings are either all-male or all-female, and apartments that are either male or female.

Endicott provides mattresses that are size twin extra-long. You should bring twin extra-long sheets with you!

Check out our recommendations for What to Bring.

Only College-supplied lofting and bunking arrangements are permitted for safety reasons. The use of lofted beds constructed with wood or cement blocks or any other like materials is prohibited.

Note that most of our beds are adjustable and able to be raised high enough to fit a dresser and personal storage items underneath - Most students choose to take advantage of this option or bunk as they save space.

Once on campus talk with your Area Director or Residence Director to ask about furniture adjustments, students may not bunk or loft their beds on their own for safety reasons.

No. The furniture provided is permanent and may not be removed even if the number of occupants in the room changes.

The first thing to do is contact your roommate. Find out what they are bringing so you don't bring duplicates. To make move-in as smooth as possible, we ask that you bring one car load. Experience has shown that students who bring more than this end up taking most of it back home again.

Check out our recommendations for What to Bring.

Due to limited storage space we can only allow international students to send packages before they move in. All packages are sent to a central location where the student must pick them up and carry them to their rooms. There is no transportation provided for this service. At this time we can accept only two packages (no larger than 16"x 11"x 16") for any individual person. Any additional items will be returned to the sender.

No. Pets are not permitted in the residence halls with the exception of fish (up to a 10 gallon tank).

Housing assignments for fall enrollment will be emailed during the month of August; housing assignments for spring enrollment will be emailed during January. This email will include the name(s) and contact information of roommate(s) along with general arrival information.

Specific move-in day details will be mailed to your home address during August or January prior to the semester of your arrival or you may look at the academic calendar, which lists all move-in days.

We've worked hard to design a smooth move-in process, which currently requires certain groups of students to arrive on certain days/times. Having extra people on campus during those times can cause extra confusion and large back ups, so early arrivals are highly discouraged. If you feel you have a unique situation, please contact the Residence Life Office at reslife@endicott.edu and state why you are requesting an early arrival. For fall move-in, any student who is approved to move-in early is expected to help work move-in dates.

No, first year students will NOT be allowed to have cars on campus.

Yes, bikes are permitted on campus. Most halls require bikes to be parked outside at the bike racks provided. We encourage students to use two sturdy bike locks.

No, carpeting is not provided.

Please see the Tuition and Fees schedule on the Bursar's web page.

Students are responsible for cleaning their own rooms. Housekeeping staff are responsible for cleaning the public areas (hallways, lounges, public restrooms, etc.). Students with bathroom facilities in their individual rooms or suites are responsible for cleaning their own bathrooms.

Yes. While student rooms are typically accessed for maintenance purposes only, we do encourage students to take expensive property home with them. Clothes and other belongings can be left in student rooms.

Yes, all the halls are wired with a high-speed direct computer connection to the internet. Students must provide their own ethernet cables.

Each residence hall complex is equipped with washers and dryers. Students can use their Gull Card account to wash or dry their clothes (Standish students require a separate card, provided by the Residence Life office). Students located in any residence on Hale Street are invited to use the laundry facilities provided in The Village.

Students should first try to discuss their situation with their roommate(s). If they cannot reach an agreement, they should contact their resident assistant or their residence director who will initiate a roommate mediation and create a roommate agreement. If the roommate mediation fails, either or both students may seek out a room change from the residence director. Room changes are made on a space-available basis only.

Yes, the Shuttle Service brings students to local shopping centers, movies, and MBTA stations, as well as scheduled trips into Boston. Please refer to student activities for specific information regarding shuttle times.

We are committed to helping all students live in the best housing arrangement possible, however please understand that housing types and spaces are limited and an immediate room change may not be available. If a student is interested in a room change, either moving within their own building or moving to a new building, they should contact their Residence Director to begin the process.

In order to obtain a complete and final list of available spaces post move-in, there is a two week room freeze period at the beginning of each semester. After two weeks Residence Life will work with students in hopes to find a space that better suits their needs.

A number of banks are conveniently located in downtown Beverly. A Bank of America ATM is located on campus next to Public Safety and is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

If a student is sick they are encouraged to visit the Family Medicine Associates Health Center, located in the Callahan Center. If there is a medical emergency, the student should call Public Safety at ext. 1111. A member of the Residence Life staff and emergency response staff will be dispatched immediately.