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Freshmen may choose to live on or off campus.
Students are not permitted to have cats, dogs, birds, rodents and other fur-bearing animals, reptiles or amphibians, living or non-living, in University Housing. Non-aggressive fish are the only pets allowed and only with roommate approval.
Contact us at housing@oakland or (248) 370-3570 and we will be happy to assist you. To cancel your on-campus housing, you will need to complete a Contract Release Form online.
Students are not permitted to have cats, dogs, birds, rodents and other fur-bearing animals, reptiles or amphibians, living or non-living, in University Housing. Non-aggressive fish are the only pets allowed and only with roommate approval. Fish must be confined to a bowl or aquarium (not to exceed 10 gallons).
Freshmen may choose to live on or off campus. We do encourage students to reside on campus whenever possible, since living in a residence hall or apartment is a great way to meet people and make new friends. Being on campus puts you closer to all the action, including events, every day.
Animals are generally not permitted in University buildings with some exceptions, such as service animals, service animals in training, and assistance animals determined to be a reasonable accommodation.