Living on Campus
Living on campus at Piedmont is a fun and rewarding part of the student experience.
We see residence life as an important opportunity to further your education and personal growth. Learn about other cultures and lifestyles, form lasting friendships, and make great memories.
Our approach to Residence Life is based on the concepts of self-respect and respect for others, tolerance and celebration of diversity, ethical behavior, and personal growth. Through community-based educational and social programs, student accountability, and our professional Resident Life staff, you will safe and supported during your time at Piedmont.
One of the best perks? Living on campus is incredibly convenient! There is plenty of parking, quick access to Starbucks and the Fitness Center, and a short walk to class.
Explore Your Home Away from Home
Most undergraduate students live in one of our ten residence halls. These include a variety of furnished suite and apartment-style options.
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WONDERING HOW WE ASSIGN ROOMS?
Our Residence Life team assigns students rooms based on available spaces and the date when your Residence Hall Application and deposit are received. Room assignments are also made based on the number of credit hours you have accumulated.
At Piedmont, specific roommate requests must be mutual. We make every effort to honor roommate requests, but they are not guaranteed. We take pride in attempting to match students with roommates who share similar interests and hope to create life-long relationships.
After the freshman year, returning students will be allowed to choose their fall residence hall placement during the Spring Semester. A housing deposit is required, prior to sign up, and will be applied to the Fall housing charges. If the room assignment is cancelled any time prior to taking occupancy, the housing fee will be forfeited to the college.
Resident Assistants
Our Resident Assistants live on the halls with students and assist them with anything from roommate issues to rule enforcement as well as personal issues. They also host educational programs on the hall and help build community among the residents.
Assistant Directors
Our Assistant Directors of Residential Living are full-time professionals who live in the residence halls and supervise Resident Assistants. These professionals have backgrounds in higher education and foster a safe living and learning environment within their given communities.