Student Information & Resources

• All Current Undergraduate Residents
• First-Year Students
• Transfer Students
• Graduate Students
• Current Commuters
• Prospective Students
• Your Resident Assistants

All Current Undergraduate Residents

Current students have a variety of residences to select from including high-rise buildings, townhouse apartments, and garden style apartments.

Ramapo College Residences

Important Resources

Current students are often familiar with the college, but occasionally need some additional support.  The following are helpful resources for current students:

• Academic Advising (Center for Student Success)
• Recommended Four-Year Majors Plans
• Career Services (Cahill)
• Center for Reading and Writing (Tutoring)
• Center for Student Involvement
• Clubs & Organizations
• Dining Services Information
• Greek Life
• Health & Counseling Center
• Intramural Recreation
• Residence Life Insurance Letter
• Shuttle / Transportation
• Student Activities

Your Resident Assistants

Ramapo College Resident Assistants (RA) are trained peer leaders who supervise students living in our residence halls and housing facilities. Our RAs have many roles and responsibilities, having to balance not only their own normal work, but also help resident students. Resident Assistants at Ramapo College are trained and knowledgeable and a constant resource for student residents.

First-Year Students

In order to be eligible for on campus housing for Spring 2021, students must meet one of the criteria listed below in order to apply. To complete this application, students will be emailed an individualized link on or about November 30, 2020. Applications will be due December 6, 2020.

• Students who are housing insecure – this includes students for whom the College serves as their primary residence, who have abusive home life situations, and who have unreliable technology at home that could prevent access to an education
• EOF Scholars
• Students who are enrolled in in-person classes to be held on campus who do not have a car and for whom public transportation would be a hardship
• International students who are enrolled in in-person classes to be held on campus in order to be in compliance with the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP)
• Athletes (in-season and if sport is active for the semester)
• Students who live outside of a 45-mile radius to the campus who are enrolled in at least one in-person class to be held on campus
• Students who must take at least one in-person class to be held on campus in order to fulfill the requirements of their major
• Students enrolled in required clinical rotations or fieldwork including student teaching assignments
• Students who have internships

Helpful Information

• Spring 2021 New Student Housing Guide
• Housing Portal
• Insurance for Student Property
• What to Bring

Transfer Students

In order to be eligible for on campus housing for Spring 2021, students must meet one of the criteria listed below in order to apply. To complete this application, students will be emailed an individualized link on or about November 30, 2020. Applications will be due December 6, 2020.

• Students who are housing insecure – this includes students for whom the College serves as their primary residence, who have abusive home life situations, and who have unreliable technology at home that could prevent access to an education
• EOF Scholars
• Students who are enrolled in in-person classes to be held on campus who do not have a car and for whom public transportation would be a hardship
• International students who are enrolled in in-person classes to be held on campus in order to be in compliance with the Student and Exchange Visitor Program (SEVP)
• Athletes (in-season and if sport is active for the semester)
• Students who live outside of a 45-mile radius to the campus who are enrolled in at least one in-person class to be held on campus
• Students who must take at least one in-person class to be held on campus in order to fulfill the requirements of their major
• Students enrolled in required clinical rotations or fieldwork including student teaching assignments
• Students who have internships

Helpful Information

• Spring 2021 New Student Housing Guide
• Housing Portal
• Insurance for Student Property
• What to Bring

Graduate Students

Graduate students reside in the College Park Apartments (CPA), in either a one bedroom (2 person) apartment or a 4 person duplex apartment. Placement is based on availability.

The apartment complex consists of fourteen buildings adjacent to The Overlook and Kameron Pond.

Apartments house approximately 560 students in two – or three-story buildings with two bedrooms, bath, and kitchen/living room. There are some duplexes. The College Park Apartments are designated dry (alcohol is prohibited).

Graduate students interested in housing should email reslife@ramapo.edu for details regarding the application process.

Current Commuters

Looking for housing?

Current Ramapo Commuter Students who are interested in residing on campus should email reslife@ramapo.edu to request a housing application.

Prospective Students

Interested in making Ramapo your future College and home? Request more information, schedule a visit, or apply now!

Apply Now Request Information Schedule a Visit

Your Resident Assistants

Ramapo College Resident Assistants (RAs) are trained peer leaders who supervise students living in our residence halls and areas. Our RAs have many roles and responsibilities, having to balance not only their own normal work, but also help resident students. Resident Assistants at Ramapo College are trained to be a knowledgeable and constant resource for our residents.