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		The Application Process for Entering Transfers An application for on-campus housing is automatically mailed to newly admitted undergraduate sophomore and junior students who have paid their enrollment deposit or had it officially waived four weeks prior to the mailing date. Schedule The Housing Information Office begins mailing applications for each term as follows: Fall Term: Mid March Winter Term: Mid October Spring-Summer Terms: Mid March Following this schedule, students who have not received an application within four weeks after mailing their enrollment deposits (EDR) should contact our office with the following information: their University-assigned identification number (MCard ID) whether they desire Residence Hall or Northwood Community Apartments the address where their mail should be sent for the three months preceding their arrival on campus See descriptions below: Residence Hall Options Max Kade German Residence, a house within Baits, is a residence program that provides students an opportunity to learn and practice German in an informal setting. On-Campus Apartment Living Option Northwood III Located on North Campus, Northwood III apartments are the newest on-campus option for sophomore to senior students. There are 400 single undergraduates living in the apartment community. Students can sign either a nine month or twelve month contract. Henderson House Henderson features a cooperative living arrangement for women. With its reasonable rates and friendly, pleasant atmosphere, this large, traditional house provides one of the less expensive alternatives to both residence hall and private apartment living. Henderson House maintains its own application process. Martha Cook Building Martha Cook houses 140 female students in a beautiful historic building on South University. MCB maintains its own application process. Meal Plans All students living in a residence hall are required to have a meal plan. Students not living in a residence hall can purchase a meal plan from University Housing. Contract Reassignment New transfer students are eligible to assume the residence hall space of another student who already has a signed contract for the upcoming academic term but wants to pursue other housing options. Students who wish to reassign their contract to an incoming student can submit their information on the contract reassignment electronic bulletin board. You may view current listings and further information about contract reassignment under "Contracts and Rooms." Off-Campus Housing Any housing not owned and operated by the University is considered "off-campus housing." Off-Campus Housing includes small group housing - fraternities, sororities, and student-owned-and-operated co-ops - as well as apartments, houses and rooms within houses. Two-thirds of the University's students live in the off-campus market. Most off-campus housing located near the campus comes furnished. Other off-campus housing consists of large unfurnished apartment complexes, occupied by professionals and graduate students, which is located at the periphery of town.