The Family Housing complex provides a convenient and comfortable place for students to complete their education while caring for their family. The apartment complex contains 20 apartments in total with 10 one-bedroom and 10 two-bedroom options. If you are interested in living in the Family Housing Complex, please fill out the interest form below.
Eligibility:
In order to live in Family Housing, a student must be an enrolled student, (enrolled in a minimum of 3 semester hours). Summer session enrollment is not required for new or continuing students enrolled for the fall semester. Often, there is a waiting list for these apartments due to the limited amount of apartments available. Priority for assigning these apartments is listed below:
Each apartment contains:
Rates (does not include electricity, cable, WiFi/Internet Services, or telephone service):
*Subject to change with university budget approval each May.
Square Footage & Layouts:
A: All residents must purchase a Nicholls parking decal. Illegally parked vehicles are subject to ticketing and/or towing.
A: The U.S. Postal Service delivers mail to the campus daily. Residents may rent a mailbox at the Post Office in the Student Union.
A: Pets (1 cat or 1 dog) are permitted in the Family Housing Complex. Please inquire with Residential Living staff for specific information about registering your animal.
A: All requests can be called into the Office of Housing at 985.448.4479, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. After hours and on weekends, emergency maintenance problems can be reported to the Resident Assistant for Family Housing at 985-387-5141. Additionally, all non-emergency requests can be submitted through the Maintenance Work Order Form.
A: Water and pest control is included. The resident is responsible for electricity, cable, WiFi/internet services, and telephone service.
A: Residents must discard all garbage in the dumpster located at the far end of the complex.
A: Coin-operated washers and dryers are available in the building next to the Family Housing Apartment Complex.
A: Residents may live in family housing as long as they are full-time students at Nicholls and abide by university policies and regulations.
A: No. Family housing apartments may not be used for business purposes nor can they be subleased.
Dr. Tommy Ponson – Residential Living Generalist
tommy.ponson@nicholls.edu
985-448-4479
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