Housing

Graduate Students

Marietta College does not provide housing for any graduate students. The Office of International Programs does assist international graduate students in need of housing.

For more information about housing options within Marietta, Ohio, please consult the International Graduate Student Apartment Guide (PDF). If you have further questions, please contact the Assistant Director to International Programs.

Undergraduate Students

Core Value: Residential College

Marietta College will remain primarily a residential college. A residential college is a living, dynamic community. It builds a sense of community among the students, faculty and administration. Through a residential college, we create a stronger sense of belonging to the institution and to the students’ matriculating class.

As a residential community, we develop our distinctive ethos, our dedication to the whole student, and affirm the interdependence between life inside and outside the classroom. We expect a critical mass of students will live on campus and participate in campus activities.

Marietta College seeks to provide an environment in which a sense of community is an integral part of the education it offers. As a private, residential college, it requires all students to reside in College-owned or College-related housing for eight semesters, unless a student meets at least one of the following exceptions:

Has resided in a College residence hall for at least eight semester prior to making the request.
Has reached the age of twenty-three prior to the semester for which the request is made.
Is married.
Is living with a parent or guardian within a sixty-mile radius of Marietta College.
Has received permission from the Dean of Student Life for special circumstances.

For more information about housing, please refer to the Residence Life page. http://www.marietta.edu/student/residence/faqs/index.html

International Student Forms are available here: http://www.marietta.edu/student/residence/international_forms.html