Housing Policy
Housing Request Form To use this form:
1.) Download the form to your computer.
2.) Open in Adobe Acrobat and complete the interactive form.
3.) Save the form to your computer and email to housing@skio.uga.edu
If you do not have access to Adobe Acrobat…
1.) Download the form.
2.) Print the form.
3.) Complete the form by hand.
4.) Scan the form
5.) Email the form to housing@skio.uga.edu
Fee Schedule
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Fees may be paid by cash, check, or card. Please indicate your method of payment at time of submitting Housing Request Form.
For additional information please email housing@skio.uga.edu.
The Commons – Student Housing
Completed in 2006, The Commons is an ADA compliant housing unit that has four bedrooms with two single beds in each. Two rooms with adjoining bathrooms and two that share a single ADA compliant bathroom. The fully functional kitchen and living areas are shared space. There is also a laundry area with two washer/dryer sets, and a small meeting room.
The Quadraplex – Student Housing
Built in 1999, “The Quad” has four apartments. Apartments are identical & have a fully functional kitchen, living room, two bedrooms with two beds in each room, and one bathroom.
Baggett Apartment – Faculty or Student Housing
Built in the 1940’s, this apartment is located above the Ocean Sciences Instructional Center. It is not ADA compliant (there is no elevator, accessible by stairs only.)
Two bedrooms with a queen bed in each, one bath, and a fully functional kitchen and living room.
The sofa in the living room unfolds into a bed.
Rice House – Faculty with Occasional Student Use
Built in the 1940’s, the Rice House is a four bedroom, two bath house with over 2,000 sq ft. There is a large living room, a dining area, and a fully functional kitchen. There are six single beds in the Rice House (two rooms have 2 single beds.) Also a front screened porch, a side porch, and a single carport.
The Duplex – Thomas and Martin Apartments – Faculty and Special Guests
Built in the 1930’s, this duplex has two separate, one-bedroom wiht a queen bed, one-bath apartments, each with a small living area and a fully functional eat-in kitchen.