On Campus Housing at HPU

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1 On Campus Housing at HPU

2 Two On-Campus Housing Locations Hawaii Loa Downtown

3 About the Hawaii Loa Residence Halls

4 Hawaii Loa Residence Halls (Freshman) 6 Residence Halls (30-40 Students) 1 Resident Advisor Double and Triple (Suite Style)

5 Hawaii Loa Residence Halls Room Types Suite Style - Two rooms connected by a bathroom 1 Double and 1 Triple 2 Doubles 03 Style/Private Single bedroom with a private bath Doubles or Triples

6 Hawaii Loa Residence Halls Room Layout

7 Hawaii Loa Residence Halls Your Room Provided Furniture (1 per student) Bed Twin X-Long Mattress Dresser Desk with desk light Desk Chair Included in Room Built in closet space Mini fridge

8 Hawaii Loa Residence Halls Dining Commons Residents are required to choose a Meal Plan: 10 meals per week ($2,690.00) 14 meals per week ($2,890.00) Sack lunches, sick meals, and a snack bar is available for students. Students with dietary needs should contact us via at [email protected] Meals not used within one week s time do not carry over into the following week or semester. Meals cannot be shared with guests or other students.

9 About the Waterfront Lofts

10 Waterfront Lofts 4 Buildings 1 Full-time 4 paraprofessional Live-in Staff 278 Students Lofts & Studio Units

11 Waterfront Lofts Unit Type: Loft Occupancy Type (students per bedroom) Single Double Triple Different Floor Plans 2-3 bedrooms per loft Upstairs and downstairs bedrooms

12 Waterfront Lofts Unit Type: Loft Living Space Lounge chair Ottoman Coffee or side table Wastebasket Bedroom Bed frame Extra-long mattress Wardrobe Desk Desk chair One per Student

13 Waterfront Lofts Unit Type: Loft Kitchenette Lower level cabinets Sink Counter space Standard sized refrigerators (There are no ovens) Approved Appliances Microwave Hot plate Hot pot Electric skillet Toaster Blender Coffee maker Rice cooker One per Loft

14 Waterfront Lofts Unit Type: Studio Occupancy Type (students per room) Double Restroom Mini-fridge (no kitchenette) Approved Appliances Microwave Single serve coffee maker Different Floor Plans

15 Waterfront Lofts Meal Options

16 Other FAQs for On-Campus Housing All units are non-smoking (including e-cigs). Smoking is allowed in designated smoking areas. Fish are the only pets welcome, besides service animals. Cable TV service is available for installation in each unit. Residents are responsible for installation and monthly charges. The Waterfront Lofts are air conditioned. The Hawaii Loa Residence Halls are not. Parking Student parking is available at the Hawaii Loa Campus. Students must purchase a campus parking pass. There is no student parking at the Waterfront Lofts. However, HPU s Department of Security and Safety have a few bicycle racks at Aloha Tower Marketplace. There are limited spaces for moped parking for a fee.

17 HOUSING RATES

18 Hawaii Loa Residence Hall Rates Double Occupancy Room: $3, per semester Triple Occupancy Room: $2, per semester Meal Plan: 14 meals per week: $3, per semester 10 meals per week: $2, per semester

19 Waterfront Lofts Spring and Summer Rates Summer Only 12 week term: May 15, August 9, week term: May 15, July 10, week term A: May 15, June 26, week term B: June 26, August 9, Fall-Spring-Summer (three terms): August 22, August 8, 2017 Fall and Spring (two terms): August 22, May 13, 2017 Fall Only: August 22, December 31, 2016 Spring Only: January 6, May 13, 2017 Summer Only: May 14, August 8, 2017 PROMOTIONAL OFFER: Students who request the fallspring-summer occupancy term plan on their application and pay their $400 application deposit by Friday, April 1, 2016 will be given one month of free rent (does not include utility fees). The promotion will apply towards students summer term housing fee. The promotional offer will be confirmed at the time the housing offer is accepted by the student and $400 application deposit is received by HPU.

20 Waterfront Lofts Housing Rates Summer 2016 Summer ONLY (8 weeks) Rent Utilities Total Loft: Single $2, $ $2, Loft: Double $2, $ $2, Loft: Triple $1, $ $1, Studio: Double $1, $ $2, Summer ONLY (6 weeks) Rent Utilities Total Loft: Single $1, $ $1, Loft: Double $1, $ $1, Loft: Triple $1, $ $1, Studio: Double $1, $ $1,590.00

21 Waterfront Lofts Housing Rates Fall-Spring-Summer (three terms) Rent Utilities Total Loft: Single $14, $1, $15, Loft: Double $12, $1, $14, Loft: Triple $9, $1, $11, Studio: Double $11, $1, $12, Fall and Spring (two terms) Rent Utilities Total Loft: Single $10, $1, $11, Loft: Double $9, $1, $11, Loft: Triple $7, $1, $8, Studio: Double $8, $1, $9,725.00

22 Waterfront Lofts Housing Rates Fall 2016 OR Spring 2017 ONLY (one term) Rent Utilities Total Loft: Single $5, $ $5, Loft: Double $4, $ $5, Loft: Triple $3, $ $4, Studio: Double $4, $ $4, Summer ONLY 2017 (12 weeks) Rent Utilities Total Loft: Single $3, $ $3, Loft: Double $3, $ $3, Loft: Triple $2, $ $2, Studio: Double $2, $ $3,915.00

23 COMPLETING THE APPLICATION

24 How to Apply

25 How to Apply

26 How to Apply

27 How to Apply

28 How to Apply

29 How to Apply

30 How to Apply Profile Be honest. Be yourself not who you want to be. Students should complete this section.

31 How to Apply Room Preference

32 How to Apply Roommate Pref.

33 How to Apply App Agreement If you are currently under the age of 18, a parent or guardian must also sign online. You must then mail in a signed paper copy to our office. If you are over the age of 18, only you need to sign the agreement. You are accountable for the terms of this agreement.

34 WHAT S NEXT?

35 Student Account Full payment is due with tuition each semester before classes start. Students pay the HPU Business Office, not Residence Life. Information about your bill is available on ebill, found on HPU Pipeline. Pay online through your HPU Pipeline account using a credit card, debit card or web check International students can also pay using the Peer Transfer System Financial Aid will always cover tuition and fees first If there are ample funds remaining, then housing expenses can be paid using financial aid. If a student has some financial aid to put towards their housing expenses (but not quite enough), the student should consider a payment plan through Tuition Management Systems

36 Tuition Management System (TMS) If you are unable to make a full payment, you are encouraged to utilize the Tuition Management System (TMS) to set up a Monthly Payment Plan. TMS allows students to pay education expenses in smaller month payments. When you choose to register with TMS, you will need to select your housing and meal expenses, in addition to your tuition expenses. For more information visit

37 Contact Info/Questions? Waterfront Lofts at Aloha Tower Marketplace 1 Aloha Tower Drive [email protected] Office of Residence Life Hours: M-F, 8am 5pm, HST Phone: Fax: Hawaii Loa Campus Residence Halls Kamehameha Hwy [email protected]