MCC Housing

MCC Housing offers safe, welcoming, and affordable living environments that support academic success and personal growth. Through inclusive communities, well-maintained facilities, and engaging student activities, students find connection, opportunity, and a true sense of belonging.

Fall 2026 Application Period

  • Returning Students: March 3 - June 30
  • New Students: March 24 - June 30

MCC Housing Application

Resident Assistant Application

  • Click the "MCC Housing Application" button above, or visit meridiancc.erezlife.com.

  • Choose Sign in with school account

  • Log in using your EagleNet username and password

  • Select Fall 2026 Housing Application

  • First-time residents should answer “No” when asked if they’ve lived on campus before

  • Submit the $150 non-refundable application fee

When are housing payments due?

  • Housing payments must be paid in full before move-in day.

  • Even if you expect to receive grants or scholarships, you are responsible for ensuring that all housing fees are paid prior to move-in.

Will my scholarships or grants cover housing?

  • Financial aid may apply toward housing costs; however, it is the student’s responsibility to confirm how their aid will be applied.

  • For questions about your specific situation, contact MCC's Financial Aid Office or Business Office.

Are housing deposits refundable?

  • No. The housing deposit is non-refundable, including if a student decides not to attend MCC.

What is included in the cost of housing?

Housing fees include:

  • 19 meals per week in the MCC Cafeteria (open 7 days a week)

  • Free use of laundry facilities

  • Utilities (electrical and water)

  • Wi-Fi access

  • Basic cable service

Residents of College Crossing Apartments may opt to have cable provided through Comcast.

Can I request a private room or apartment?

  • MCC Housing is typically at full capacity, so private rooms are rarely available. Returning housing students who submit a request in advance may be given preference if space allows.

Are there curfews in the residence halls?

  • No, MCC does not enforce curfews in the residence halls.

  • For security purposes, the exterior doors of Thornton Hall and Elliott Hall remain locked at all times. Residents should carry their key or ID and should never prop exterior doors open. Propping doors may result in a fine.

What are the visitation policies?

  • Guests of the opposite sex are not permitted in any residence hall.

  • Children are not allowed to stay in residence halls for any reason.

  • MCC does not provide married housing accommodations.

  • All residents are expected to follow visitation policies outlined in the Housing Student Handbook.


Refer to the Housing Student Handbook for the complete listing of policies and procedures.

Explore Our Residence Halls

College Crossing Apartments

Apartment-style housing with one and two bedroom options for female students.

One-Bedroom Apartment

  • Bedroom: 15'2" x 11'4"
  • Living Room: 17' x 11'10"

Two-Bedroom Apartment

  • Front Bedroom: 11'6" x 15'2"
  • Back Bedroom: 11'6" x 15'2"
  • Living Room: 13' x 11'10"

Each apartment is fully furnished and designed for shared living.

  • Two twin beds per bedroom

  • Two chests and two closets per bedroom

  • Dining table with four chairs

  • Full kitchen with dishwasher, oven, and refrigerator

Internet and cable services are provided through MCC by Xfinity and are included in housing fees. Students may choose to purchase additional internet services through Xfinity or AT&T at their own expense.

Due to possible room changes or consolidation, students should wait until the third week of the semester before arranging additional services. Costs are subject to change without notice.

  • 7-day, 19-meal plan in the MCC cafeteria

  • Water and electrical utilities

  • Laundry room

  • Campus Mailboxes

  • Vending machines

  • Designated Parking

Elliott Hall

One-bedroom suites for male students with shared common spaces.

  • Bedroom dimensions: 11' x 8.5'

  • Two students share one room and a bathroom 

  • Two twin beds per room

  • Built-in storage

  • Suite-style layout designed for shared living

Internet and cable services are provided through MCC by Xfinity and are included in housing fees. Students may choose to purchase additional internet services through Xfinity or AT&T at their own expense.

Due to possible room changes or consolidation, students should wait until the third week of the semester before arranging additional services. Costs are subject to change without notice.

  • 7-day, 19-meal plan in the MCC cafeteria

  • Water and electrical utilities

  • Three study rooms

  • TV lounge

  • Four laundry areas

  • Campus Mailboxes

  • Designated Parking

Thornton Hall

Two-bedroom suites for male students in a community-focused setting.

  • Bedroom dimensions: 13' x 17'

  • Two students share a bedroom

  • Two bedrooms share one bathroom

Each bedroom includes:

  • Two twin XL beds

  • Two chests

  • Two desks and chairs

  • Two wardrobes

Internet and cable services are provided through MCC by Xfinity and are included in housing fees. Students may choose to purchase additional internet services through Xfinity or AT&T at their own expense.

Due to possible room changes or consolidation, students should wait until the third week of the semester before arranging additional services. Costs are subject to change without notice.

  • 7-day, 19-meal plan in the MCC cafeteria

  • Water and electrical utilities

  • Laundry room

  • Vending machines

  • Two TV lounges

  • Study spaces in the upstairs lobby

  • Campus Mailboxes

  • Designated Parking

 

Ready To Move In?

All move-in details will be sent to your MCC student email. Be sure to check it regularly for your personalized schedule, check-in location, and important updates. Refer to the Housing Student Handbook for information on policies, procedures, and available resources.

What You CAN Bring

Room Essentials

  • Twin XL bedding (sheets, pillows, comforter)

  • Towels and washcloths

  • Laundry basket and detergent

  • Storage bins or under-bed storage

  • Desk lamp (non-halogen)

  • Power strip with surge protection

  • Alarm clock

  • Trash can and liners

  • Hangers

  • Area rugs (optional)

Electronics

  • Laptop/tablet and chargers

  • Desk fan

  • Mini fridge (under 3.6 cu. ft.)

  • Microwave (under 700 watts)

  • TV (streaming device or coaxial cable for basic service)

  • Gaming consoles

Personal Items

  • Toiletries

  • Shower caddy

  • Medications

  • First aid kit

Optional Furniture

  • Large furniture (futons, couches, love seats, etc.)

  • Coffee tables

  • Side tables

Any furniture present in your apartment upon arrival must remain inside the unit at all times.

Other Recommended Items

  • Umbrella or rain gear

  • Water bottle

  • Flashlight

  • Cleaning supplies (disinfectant wipes, broom/dustpan, bathroom cleaners, etc.)

  • Wall-safe hooks or removable adhesive strips

  • Dry-erase board or corkboard

What You CANNOT Bring

Prohibited Appliances

  • Hot plates or open-coil cooking devices

  • Toasters or toaster ovens

  • Deep fryers

  • Space heaters

  • Electric blankets (unless UL-listed)

Safety Hazards

  • Candles (even decorative)

  • Incense

  • Extension cords without surge protection

  • Halogen lamps

  • Firearms, weapons, or replicas

  • Fireworks or flammable materials

Other Restrictions

  • Alcohol (even if over 21, if living in alcohol-free housing)

  • Illegal drugs or paraphernalia

  • Wireless routers

  • Wallpaper or permanent wall decals

  • No nailing, drilling, painting, or damaging college property is allowed

Amenities Provided by Campus Housing

  • Twin XL bed and mattress

  • Desk and chair

  • Dresser/wardrobe or closet

  • Blinds or window coverings

  • Wi-Fi Access

  • Air conditioning and heat

  • Kitchen appliances (refrigerator, dishwasher, oven/stovetop)

  • Laundry facilities

  • 24/7 on-call housing staff support

What You CAN Bring

Room Essentials

  • Twin XL bedding (sheets, pillows, comforter)

  • Towels and washcloths

  • Laundry basket and detergent

  • Storage bins or under-bed storage

  • Desk lamp (non-halogen)

  • Power strip with surge protection

  • Alarm clock

  • Trash can and liners

  • Hangers

  • Area rug (optional)

Electronics

  • Laptop or tablet and chargers

  • Desk fan

  • Mini fridge (under 3.6 cu. ft.)

  • Microwave (under 700 watts)

  • TV (streaming device or coaxial cable for basic service)

  • Gaming consoles

Personal Items

  • Toiletries

  • Shower caddy

  • Shower Shoes/Flip-Flops

  • Medications

  • First aid kit

Other Recommended Items

  • Umbrella or rain gear

  • Water bottle

  • Flashlight

  • Cleaning supplies (disinfectant wipes, broom/dustpan, mop, etc.)

  • Wall-safe hooks or removable adhesive strips

  • Dry-erase board or corkboard

What You CANNOT Bring

Prohibited Appliances

  • Hot plates or open-coil cooking devices

  • Toasters or toaster ovens

  • Deep fryers

  • Space heaters

  • Electric blankets (unless UL-listed)

  • Crockpots or slow cookers

Safety Hazards

  • Candles (even decorative)

  • Incense

  • Extension cords without surge protection

  • Halogen lamps

  • Firearms, weapons, or replicas

  • Fireworks or flammable materials

Other Restrictions

  • Alcohol (even if over 21, if living in alcohol-free housing)

  • Illegal drugs or paraphernalia

  • Wireless routers

  • Wallpaper or permanent wall decals

  • No nailing, drilling, painting, or damaging college property is allowed

Amenities Provided by Campus Housing

  • Twin XL bed and mattress

  • Desk and chair

  • Dresser/wardrobe or closet

  • Blinds or window coverings

  • Wi-Fi Access

  • Air conditioning and heat (varies by building)

  • Laundry facilities

  • 24/7 on-call housing staff support

Label All Belongings Clearly

  • Use tags, masking tape, or stickers to label each box with your full name and room number to ensure your items are delivered to the correct location.

Sort Belongings by Room

  • If moving into College Crossing Apartments, label boxes by the room they belong in — such as “Kitchen,” “Bedroom,” or “Bathroom.” This will make unloading and unpacking much easier.

Pack Essentials Separately

  • Bring a small bag or box with first-day necessities like toiletries, medications, a phone charger, snacks, and a change of clothes so you don’t have to search through boxes right away.

Bring a Dolly or Rolling Cart (If Possible)

  • Carts may be available, but bringing your own can help speed up the process — especially for heavier items.

Dress Comfortably and Check the Weather

  • Move-in involves walking, lifting, and possibly waiting in line. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes appropriate for the weather.

Stay Hydrated and Take Breaks

  • Move-in day can be busy. Drink water, take short breaks, and pace yourself.

Follow Check-In Instructions

  • Pay attention to posted signage and staff guidance upon arrival. Check-in locations and procedures may vary by residence hall.
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Housing Student Handbook

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MCC Housing Staff

Marion Whiting

Director

Housing & Student Activities

Marion.Whiting@meridiancc.edu

601.484.8804

Ellie Winter Williams

Lead Coordinator | Housing & Student Activities

Director | College Crossing Apartments

Ellie.Winter@meridiancc.edu

601.484.8878

Jamiah Warnsley

Director

Thornton Hall

Jamiah.Warnsley@meridiancc.edu

601.484.8643

Anthony Powe

Director

Elliott Hall

Anthony.Powe@meridiancc.edu

601.581.3588