Information for Parents

Welcome to CSB Residential Life!

We want the residence halls and apartments at the College of Saint Benedict to be a home away from home for your daughter. The residential experience is a positive and meaningful part of a student's college education. Living on campus promotes development of community on campus, lasting friendships and opportunities for engagement outside of the classroom. Encourage your daughter to get involved (participate in hall programs, activities, hall government, etc). Each woman who lives on campus is invited to take an active role in shaping the types of programs, events and activities offered each year!

This page is intended to help parents and family navigate their way around the Residential Life web site. We have taken the pages related to the most frequently requested information or questions from parents related to residential life and condensed the links to each page here for you. Our goal is to assist you in understanding the living communities within our halls, Residence Life and Student Life Policies and procedures on our campus. For additional information, visit the CSB Parent Relations page.

Following is a list of resources that we find useful in answering most questions and concerns.

• Breaks and Closing
  Learn about the academic break dates and closing policies related to the residence halls and apartments.
• Traveling arrangements and transportation
  Help your daughter arrange airport shuttle to get home.
• Room Selection and Housing for Returning Students
  Learn about the room selection processes.
• Living Options and Costs
  Learn about the on campus facility facts and housing costs.
• Roommate Relationship
  Concerned about your daughter's living situation? Talk to her Residence Director.
• Meal Plan
  Learn about meal plans and food services available to your daughter.
• Pay Bills
  Contact Student Accounts for more information.
• Residential Life Policies
  Learn about the policies  for those living on campus and services available to your daughter.
• Information Desk and Mail Center
  Learn about the mail center and how to send mail and packages to your daughter.
• IT Services
  Help your daughter set up her computer for college and figure out other technology issues.