North Georgia Suites

Information
Photos
Floor Plans & Features
Rates and Contract Information
Moving In
FAQs

Information

North Georgia's suite-style housing is located on Sunset Drive, on the west part of campus next to the Health and Natural Sciences building. In addition, the Walker Drive parking deck is conveniently located adjacent to the residence hall.

This building houses up to 598 freshmen and upperclassmen, divided between two buildings and connected by one central atrium.

Approximately 30 students live in a community on a hallway, with 88 students on each floor.

Suites are single gender, and most hallways are single gender as well. However, special interest halls are often coed by suite.

All rooms have XL Twin mattresses.

Meal Plans

Meal plans are required for residents of the North Georgia Suites. See the FAQs tab for more information.

Common Spaces

kitchen spaces
meeting spaces
a recreation room
media room
classroom

On Each Floor

A common area with furniture for the floor
Vending and free laundry facilities
Wi-Fi Internet access

Room Styles

double occupancy room (shares bathroom facilities with another double occupancy room)
single occupancy room (shares bathroom facilities with another single occupancy room).

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Photos

North Georgia Suites - exterior of residence hall

North Georgia Suites - exterior of residence hall - backside

North Georgia Suites - interior - atrium

North Georgia Suites - interior - day room

North Georgia Suites - interior - kitchen

North Georgia Suites - interior - bedroom

North Georgia Suites - interior - bathroom

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Floor Plans & Features

Features:

Each suite style room contains for each student:

Twin size bed w/ XL mattress. Beds may be bunked, lofted, or left single.
Dresser
Closet
Desk w/ chair

Rooms have beige/brown carpet.

Double Occupancy Floor Plan

suite double floor plan

Dimensions

Width: 11'
Length: 19'
Closet
- Width: 3.5'
- Depth: 2'
Windows: 36" x 48"

Single Occupancy Floor Plan

suite single floor plan

Dimensions

Width: 11'
Length: 12'
Closet
- Width: 4'
- Depth: 2'
Windows: 36" x 48"

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Rates and Contract Information

Residence Rates

2017/2018 Proposed Rates Per Semester

Residence Hall	Contract Type	Meal Plan	Occupancy* Double/Single	Schedule & Contracts
Donovan Hall	Traditional Style	Required	$1,798 / $2,439	Closed between semesters and fall/spring breaks. Contracts run from 8/18/17 - 5/5/18.
Lewis Hall	Traditional Style	Required	$1,798 / $2,439	Closed between semesters and fall/spring breaks. Contracts run from 8/18/17 - 5/5/18.
Lewis Annex	Traditional Style	Required	$1,798 / $2,439	Closed between semesters and fall/spring breaks. Contracts run from 8/18/17 - 5/5/18.
NG Suites	Suite Style	Required	$2,760 / $3,323	Open continuously from mid-August to May. Contracts run from 8/18/17 - 5/5/18.
The Commons	Suite Style	Required	$2,987 / $3,595	Open continuously from mid-August to May. Contracts run from 8/18/17 - 5/5/18.
Owen Hall	Apartment Style	Optional	$3,646	Open continuously from mid-August through July. Contracts run from 8/18/17 - 7/31/18.

*Rates are per person per semester. Does not include price of meal plan.

Housing Contract Information

Newly admitted Fall 2016 students

New UNG students may apply for a housing contract by completing the following steps:

Apply for admission at UNG as a residential student or contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to request a change to residential status if the student originally applied to UNG as a commuting student.
After acceptance to UNG, students must pay a $200 confirmation deposit via their Banner account to reserve a space in classes for the fall.
New students should check their UNG e-mail account and/or the personal e-mail account with which they applied to the university for a housing portal notification from Residence Life. Please note that we anticipate the housing portal for 2017-2018 will open for new students during the month of February 2017.
Housing contracts, room selection, and roommate selection are all available through the UNG housing portal.

Current UNG students

Current UNG students may apply for a housing contract by completing the following steps:

Housing for 2017-2018 will open mid-February 2017. Residence Life will notify current residents via e-mail and the Residence Life website before the housing contract process opens.
Current residents living on campus as of spring 2017 will have an exclusive opportunity to complete housing contracts through March 31. Please note that per UNG's Residence Policy, students who are freshmen and sophomores are required to live on campus. Students who believe that they have a unique hardship may request a waiver to the Residence Policy through the Dean of Students Office.
After March 31, any other UNG student may complete a housing contract.
Please note that housing contracts are binding once completed. Students wishing to cancel a housing contract should consult the cancellation terms in their housing contract as termination fees will likely apply.

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Moving In

Move-In Dates & Info

Fall Semester

Friday, August 18 , 2017 for The Commons and Owen Hall

Saturday, August 19, 2017 for traditional halls, North Georgia Suites, and non-cadets in Patriot Hall

Begin in the lobby of your residence hall. Times are staggered. Check your move-in e-mail for a specific date and time. Move-in emails will be distributed in early July.

Move-in Information

New residents who have completed a housing contract for fall 2017 will receive an e-mail from Residence Life that contains important room and roommate information in early July. This e-mail also includes the day/time for move-in and the building into which you will be checking. Please note that students should not arrive before the assigned move-in time, as they will NOT be allowed to move-in early.

UNG Nighthawks ID Card

Changed Your Mind About Attending UNG?

Students who completed a housing contract with Residence Life and will not attend UNG should e-mail residencelife@ung.edu and attach a completed cancellation form as soon as possible.

Spring Semester

Sunday, January 10, 2016
12 p.m. - 2 p.m.
In the lobby of your residence hall

Move-In Information

New residents moving into the residence halls for spring 2016 should receive an e-mail from Residence Life that contains important room and roommate information. This e-mail also includes the day/time for move-in and the building into which you will be checking. Please note that students should not arrive before the assigned move-in time, as they will not be allowed to move-in early.

UNG Nighthawks ID Card

Students must bring their UNG Nighthawks ID card with them to check into the residence halls. Students will not have access to the dining hall without it. UNG Card Services (Hoag 217) will NOT be open during move-in Sunday, but will be open during regular business hours the week of January 4. Students attending New Student Orientation will have an opportunity to obtain a Nighthawks ID card during orientation.

Move-In Checklist

You must have your UNG ID with you in order to check in. (See the semester sections above for further info.)
Have all of your boxes/belongings labeled with your name and room number.
If you have reserved a loft, it will be placed in your room prior to the move-in day.
Know which building, room, and time you have been assigned. Residents will check in at their assigned building and will not be allowed in before their assigned time.
Talk with your roommate about how you want your room to be set up (lofted, bunked, etc.). Also discuss who is bringing the larger items (i.e. refrigerator, tv, etc.) if you intend to share.

What You'll Need

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Provided Items

(based on double occupancy)

2 beds - Beds may be bunked, lofted, or left single (beds in Owen Hall can not be lofted, beds in Patriot Hall can not be bunked)
2 twin mattresses (standard twins in Lewis Hall 100, 300, and 400 floors as well as Donovan Hall A and C wings; extra long twins in Lewis Annex, Lewis Hall 200 floor, Donovan Hall B wing, Owen Hall, Patriot Hall, The Commons, and North Georgia Suites)
2 chests
2 desks
2 chairs
2 wardrobes or closets
window with blinds
One cable TV jack
Two data ports (only one data port per room in The Commons)
Wi-Fi

You Should Bring

This list provides suggestions from current residents. You do not have to bring all of this, and you may want to contact your roommate in advance and decide what the two of you can share. Remember, there is limited space in the rooms.

Academic Stuff

A computer and printer (though there is a computer lab in all residence halls)
USB Drive
Notebooks
Pens & pencils
Index cards & highlighter markers
Paper clips, folders, and other school supplies
Stationary & stamps
Calculator
Planner

Personal Items

Stereo/noise-canceling headphones/earbuds
Photo albums
Small tool set
Flashlight
Umbrella/rain jacket
Shower caddy with holes in the bottom(for traditional halls/suites)
Robe
Shower shoes
A pillow
Pictures from home
Sun glasses
Backpack
Jacket
Pajamas that you'll feel comfortable wearing on the hall
Slippers
A few of your favorite things that makes you feel comfortable

Room organization & decoration

Calendar/planner
Dry erase board and pens for door
Study lamp
TV/DVD/Blu-ray player/gaming system
Small refrigerator (1.7 amp or less)
Sealed containers for food
A hot pot
Extra clothes hangers
Posters and simple decorations
Lightweight picture frames for walls
Small fan
Anything that will save space, such as stackable shelves, storage containers, something to put shoes in/on
Push pins for Suite/Apartment and Lewis Hall decorations; Command strips for Donovan Hall and Lewis Annex decorations
Frog Tape or painters tape for hanging lighter items on the wall

Other supplies

Snack food and drinks
Basic eating utensils, plate, bowl, cups, etc.
Manual can opener
Flashlight, batteries
Laundry detergent (HE for Owen Hall, Donovan Hall & The Commons), stain remover, fabric softener
Laundry basket
Iron
Extra towels, sheets and blankets
Stress relievers (games, good books, etc.)
Grounded extension cords and surge protectors
Safety pins
Trash can
Small vacuum cleaner or electric sweeper
Toilet paper (Suite style and Apartment style)
Shower curtain (Suite style and Apartment style)
Toilet Plunger (Suite style and Apartment style)
Bathroom cleaning supplies (Suite style and Apartment style)
Outdoor sandals*
Camping hammock*
A smile and an open mind

*If you are outdoorsy

DON'T Bring

Any items with an asterisk (*) are prohibited.

Lots of stuffed animals
Lots of knick-knacks
All of your clothes and shoes (Pack for the season.)
Everything in your room at home
All of your high school memorabilia
Desk or other large pieces of furniture
Expensive or irreplaceable collectibles or jewelry
Bad attitudes
Non HD compatible televisions (residents have had difficulties with some Element, Insignia, and Seiki HD brands)
Space heaters*
Wireless routers*
E-cigarettes/vapes/tobacco products*
Hoverboards*
Cooking appliances with exposed heating elements*
Pets* (Only fish are allowed.)
Incense or Candles*
George Forman Grills*(permitted in Owen Hall)
Microwave* (permitted in Lewis Hall and all Suite style housing)
Toasters* (permitted in Owen Hall)
Alcohol bottles/containers*
Any items or furniture picked up from the street*

Specific for NG Suites

Toilet paper
Plunger
Shower curtain
Bathroom cleaning supplies
Ethernet cord
Coaxial cable cord
Garbage bags
Power strips
Push pins or frog tape

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FAQs

Living on Campus

Can I move into my room early/late?

The residence halls open at designated times for each semester. Residents are not allowed to move in early. Each student is expected to move in at their assigned time.

What items should I bring with me?

You should bring items that will make you feel most comfortable in your room. However, remember that you will be sharing this space with another person. Also, there are items not allowed in the UNG Residence Halls. You may access What To Bring, a list of recommended items to bring, a list of items provided in the residence hall and room, and a list of items prohibited in the UNG residence halls.

What happens if I do not like my roommate?

Most residents self-select their roommates through the UNG Housing Portal. For students who do not self-select, the Residence Life Staff puts a lot of effort into assigning compatible roommates, and we ask you to make every effort to work out minor issues. However, in either case, there are several opportunities during the year for a student to find a new roommate and change rooms.

Can I stay on campus during the holidays or breaks?

UNG Suite-style housing (NG Suites, The Commons, non-cadet students in Patriot Hall) is open during university holidays and breaks. Academic year contracts for Suite-style housing end the Sunday following graduation each spring. Separate summer housing contracts are available for NG Suites for students who are taking summer classes.

Is it possible to get a single or private room?

Both double and limited single room options are available in North Georgia Suites and in The Commons.

Living Off Campus

Can I live off campus?

Full-time students who have not earned 60 semester hours and do not meet one of the exceptions to the Residence Policy must submit a Residence Policy Waver Request Form.

Students may live off-campus if they live with and commute daily from the permanent legal residence of parent(s) or grandparent(s) within 50 miles of the campus; are 21 years of age or older; or have completed 2 years of successful active military service.

Meal Plans

Do I have to buy a meal plan?

Residents in the following halls are required to purchase a 10, 15, or All Access (unlimited) meal plan. Students are originally assigned an All Access Plan but may change to a 15 or 10 meal plan before or during drop-add.

Donovan Hall (traditional style)
Lewis Hall (traditional style)
Lewis Hall Annex (traditional style)
North Georgia Suites (suite style)

Residents in the following hall do not have to purchase a meal plan.

Owen Hall (apartment style)

Additionally, there are food vendors in the following buildings:

Hoag Student Center: Food court and Einstein Bros. Bagels
Chestatee Building: Starbucks
Library Technology Center: Java City

What does a meal plan cost?

Meal Plan Prices for 2015/2016

All Access (unlimited) meal plan - $2,116/semester
15 meal plan (15 meals per week) - $1,969/semester
10 meal plan (10 meals per week) - $1,873/semester

Rent, Parking, Maintenance, etc.

Where can I do laundry and how much does it cost?

Machines are located on each floor in suite-style housing at no cost to the residents. The Commons 1400s floor does not have laundry access on the floor, but residents may do laundry at no cost on any other floor of the complex.

How much does it cost to live on campus?

The cost for living in North Georgia Suites for the 2015-2016 year is:

$2,601/semester for double occupancy room
$3,132/semester for single occupancy room

Financial Aid may be used toward housing costs. You may contact the Financial Aid office at 706-864-1412.

Can freshmen have a car on campus?

All students are allowed to have a car on campus as long as it is registered with Parking Services. All fees are included in student fees.

You may contact Parking Services for more information at 706-864-1697.

Can I paint/wallpaper my room?

No. There are a number of different people that utilize the residence hall rooms throughout the years, so permanent decorative changes are not allowed, including nails in walls.

Services

What kind of internet connection do the residence halls have?

The following types of internet access are provided in the residence halls:

Wireless: The lobbies of each residence hall.
Hard-wired network ports: Each individual room has two ports.*
WiFi access: Each individual room has WiFi.*
Computer labs with network access: Available only in the traditional residence halls (Lewis, Lewis Annex, Owen).

*Residents should provide a network cable to access the hard-wired port or connect to the WiFi access.

You may contact the Department of Information Technology for more information at 706-864-1922.

Do the residence halls have satellite or cable TV access?

Basic satellite TV service is provided in each residence hall room at no additional cost to the student. It is the responsibility of the residents to bring a HD television to access this service.

Do the residence halls have phone service?

Phone lines are not provided. All major cell carriers have service on campus.

How do I get mail?

All incoming residential students are assigned a post office box. Boxes are located in the Hoag Student Center.

Mail should be addressed as:

Your name
UNG Box #
Dahlonega, GA 30597

Getting your key:

Visit the Post Office to pick up your key according the following schedule.

Day	Date	First letter of your last name
Monday	8/17/2015	A-F
Tuesday	8/18/2015	G-J
Wednesday	8/19/2015	K-P
Thursday	8/20/2015	Q-T
Friday	8/21/2015	U-Z

If you miss your day, come back after Monday, August 24, 2015.

Visitors

What are the visitation hours in the North Georgia Suites?

Residents may host visitors of the opposite sex during the following visitation hours:

Sunday - Thursday: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m.
Friday - Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 a.m.

What are visitation policies for the North Georgia Suites?

Visitors of the opposite sex are permitted in the residence hall rooms only during the visitation hours. Residents of the North Georgia Suites/The Commons and their guests are permitted to use the main lobby area, media room, and computer lab outside of the listed visitation hours.

For safety measures, residents must register visitors of the opposite sex at the RA Office and escort them to and from their room. The guest may visit only the room for which they are registered and must be escorted by the resident at all times. Cohabitation is prohibited on the UNG campus.

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