Summer Seminars housing

On-campus participants

SCAD Summer Seminars staff are committed to giving each participant an in-depth look at the authentic university lifestyle.

Housing
While attending the program, participants may choose to become residents of a SCAD residence hall. SCAD makes all assignments based on a participant's gender identity and the living preferences listed on their housing questionnaire.

Atlanta residence hall —FORTY
Savannah residence hall —The Hive

*These summer residence halls are subject to change.

FORTY at SCAD Atlanta offers four-bedroom pods with two participants in each bedroom; rooms are furnished with beds and desks and have two private bathrooms. The university does not provide bed and bath linens. Roommates are assigned and no exceptions are made. SCAD staff members, pre-college assistants, and resident assistants supervise participants in the residence hall.

The Hive at SCAD Savannah offers suite-style accommodations with double occupancy rooms; rooms are furnished with beds, drafting tables and have private bathrooms. The university does not provide bed and bath linens. Roommates are assigned, and no exceptions are made. SCAD staff members, pre-college assistants, and Resident Assistants supervise participants in the residence hall.

Supervision and security
All students are assigned a pre-college assistant at check-in. Each pre-college assistant is responsible for a group of participants and reports to a professional staff member. Security guards are posted at the residence hall entrance 24 hours a day, seven days a week. SCAD ID cards are required for access to any SCAD building or residence hall.

Visitors
Only family members and other SCAD Summer Seminars participants are permitted to visit in the residence halls. No overnight guests are allowed.

Commuting participants

Commuting participants are invited to participate in the dynamic, creative and inspiring learning environment even if they are unable to stay at the university.

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Commuting participants must check in each morning by 7:45 a.m. in Savannah and 8:30 a.m. in Atlanta. They may participate in all activities and must leave the university by the 10 p.m. curfew.