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Students will be able to request one another on the Search for Roommates section of the application. To do so, they will need to know the Screenname of the individual(s) they are requesting. This must be a mutual request for it to be a recognized group.
Residency Requirement All full-time first year students and second year students are required to live on campus through the spring semester of their second academic year of enrollment. Incoming students will be able to complete their housing application and contract online following their Admission Confirmation.
MDC manages a continuum of affordable rental units in Pierce County for qualified low-income residents. Options include single family homes, duplexes, shared housing, and multi-family. Please call for information and availability.
As a college, Miami Dade does not provide or supervise housing facilities. Out-of-town students should arrive approximately two to four weeks in advance of registration in order to locate suitable housing.
Miami Dade College does not provide student housing facilities for local or international students. However, each college campus will try to assist students to locate housing in the community.
How do I request a roommate? You must first create a roommate group, which can be with one or more roommates. You'll do this using our online housing system prior to selecting a room. You can search for potential roommates based on roommate profiles, or you can search for specific students using their UniqueID.
Minimum Admission Requirements Include: Cumulative grade point average of at least 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale)
The roommate selection and matching process is managed by students through the roommate selection process. Students accept or decline roommate requests through the Housing Portal, click on the 2025 – 2026 Academic Year application and go to Roommate Selection.