Move-in Information!
Move-In Dates:
Friday, August 27th (Incoming First-Year and Transfer Students ONLY)
Time Slots are based on the first letter of your last name
| 10am-Noon | Noon-2pm | 2pm-4pm |
| A-G | H-Q | R-Z |
Saturday, August 28th (RETURNING STUDENTS)
Time Slots are based on the first letter of your last name
| 10am- Noon | Noon-2pm | 2pm-4pm |
| A-C | D-G | H-L |
Sunday, August 29th (RETURNING STUDENTS)
Time Slots are based on the first letter of your last name
| 10am-Noon | Noon-2pm | 2pm-4pm |
| M-P | Q-S | T-Z |
When you arrive, enter through the main entrance of the College. You will be directed to your unloading zone. Students will begin the check-in process in McCaffery Lounge (Fournier Hall). Students will not be permitted to proceed with check-in if they have not completed the COVID Vaccine Verification process outlined above.
We are asking that no more than two cars per student for the move-in process (including the resident if applicable). Once unloaded, cars will be required to move to the lower parking lot to make room for other students and their families.
We ask that all students and families abide by their time slot to ensure a timely move-in process.
On Campus Experience
Living on your own, in a beautiful setting, surrounded by friends. What could be better? Alumnae and alumni of Chestnut Hill College describe living on campus as an experience they'll never forget. That's because residential life is about much more than eating and sleeping. It's about learning, laughing and sharing the best parts of college with those around you. Beyond providing places to live, Chestnut Hill's residence halls contribute substantially to campus social life.
Approximately two-thirds of our students reside on campus. Upper-class students live in Fournier Hall, SugarLoaf Lodge and Fitzsimmons Hall. New students live in Fournier Hall and Fontbonne Hall. Read on for more info about what it’s like to live at Chestnut Hill College.
Our Mission
The Office of Residence Life is dedicated to providing a living environment to students that are compatible with students’ needs and consistent with the mission of the college. Our residence halls afford each student a safe and clean place to live conducive to achieving academic success and personal growth. Through community building, individual responsibility and community accountability, we strive to create good citizens for our global community and individuals who will become “good neighbors” ready for “any good work”.
