FAQs

Should I bring any documents?
How do I make a payment and what types of payments do you accept?
When is rent due?  Are there any penalties for not paying on time?
When should I apply?
What are the main differences in the complexes?
What does "unfurnished" mean?
What furniture comes in a furnished apartment (See "Furniture")?
Is there internet access from the apartments?

Should I bring any documents?

Married:
Your Andrews University Acceptance Letter
Your marriage license or household registry

Married with children:
Your Andrews University Acceptance Letter
Your marriage license or household registry
 Your child(ren)'s birth certificate(s) or passport(s)

Single with children:
Your Andrews University Acceptance Letter
 Your child(ren)'s birth certificate(s) or passport(s)
 One of the following: your driver's license, passport or birth certificate

Single:
Your Andrews University Acceptance Letter
 One of the following: your driver's license, passport OR birth certificate

How do I make a payment and what types of payment do you accept?

Payments may be made in person with cash, check, or money order at the Cashier's Office in the basement of the Administration Building.  They can also be made online (Online Payments)  with credit/debit card (which incurs a 2.85% convenience fee) or electronic check (free) or they can be made by check/money order through the mail.   Payments may also be made through a transfer request available in our office.  You must have credit on your education account and/or be financially cleared to use a transfer request.

If you are paying by check please write your Andrews University ID number on it.  

When is rent due?  Are there any penalties for not paying on time?

The University Apartments Office does not bill for rent. Your Lease Agreement is your notice that rent is due the 1st of each month. Timely rent payment is the resident's responsibility....A $30 late fee is charged if rent is not received by 5:00 p.m. (in the Cashier's Office M-Th) or 11:59 p.m. (online) on the 10th of the month (5:00 p.m. (in the Cashier's Office) on the 9th or 11:59 p.m. (online) if the 10th is on a Friday). If the 10th falls on a weekend, the following Monday is the cut-off date.

When should I apply?

Applications and payments should be submitted 6-9 months in advance of the expected arrival date.  Assignments for residency are made, and you will be notified, during the semester preceding your date of arrival.  INCOMPLETE APPLICATIONS WILL BE RETURNED.

What are the main differences in the complexes?

Beechwood and Maplewood have the same basic layout. The front door opens to outdoors. Upon entering the apartment, you will come into the living room/dining room/kitchen area. The bedroom(s) and bathroom are off of this area.

For Garland apartments, you enter the building first and then go to your front door and enter the apartment. Upon entering the apartment, you will come into the living room/dining room area. The kitchen is a little down the hall. The bedroom(s) and bathroom are a little further down the hall.

What does "unfurnished" mean?

An unfurnished apartment comes with a refrigerator and an electric stove.  All other furniture is supplied by the resident.

What furniture comes in a furnished apartment?  (See "Furniture")

Is there Internet access from the apartments?

High-speed Internet is available with a $100 refundable deposit for a modem (apartments only) available in the office.  To make your apartment wireless, you will need a router.  House residents wanting high-speed Internet service should contract through local providers.

 

Obtaining an Application (See bottom of linked page)

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