Welcome to Our House!
NHTI offers on-campus housing in 3 residence halls, available to registered and eligible NHTI students enrolled for a minimum of 9 credit hours. Full-time staff members and student leaders (resident assistants) provide support and opportunities for engagement within the residence halls.
Residence Life offers you:
- Experience: Living on campus makes it easier for you to get involved with projects/clubs. You can develop new leadership experience, showcase ideas, and achieve outcomes that bolster resumes.
- Supportive relationships: Social and academic support fuse in student housing, as you’ll have access to study partners and informal peer tutors.
- Amenities: Residence halls are equipped with TV lounges, vending machines, laundry facilities, and game spaces where you can play pool, ping pong, or video games by signing out an Xbox.
- Diversity: Our housing hosts a dynamic segment of the campus population. You’ll live with people from all over the country and overseas and build relationships with students of various cultures, ethnic traditions, and gender identities.
- Convenience: Living in student housing enables you to focus on what’s really important: your future.
NHTI Residence Life by the Numbers
| 380 beds |
| 1:20 staff/student ratio in the halls |
| 3 co-ed residence halls |
| 2 mixed-gender floors |
| 354 programs/activities offered by Residence Life last year |
| Lowest college housing costs in the state! |
Residence Life Options
You can live on campus year-round! South Hall offers a large, open kitchen space that allows you to cook your own meals during academic breaks when dining services are limited. If you need to remain on campus during breaks, request 12-month housing when you apply (only students who select this option will be guaranteed to stay).
You can request to live in a mixed-gender community! You’ll only be placed in this community if you request it. Space is limited – apply today!
If you choose to live in this new community, you’ll:
- Learn what fitness is and how to achieve it.
- Explore good nutrition and eating healthy in college.
- Try mindfulness and its amazing health benefits.
- Create healthy relationships and learn how to achieve positive relationships in all aspects of your life.
Activities include:
- Fitness center and fitness classes
- Healthy eating in the cafeteria
- Yoga
- Healthful microwave cooking
- Meditation
- The art of conversation
- Stress management
- Humor and health
Get Involved with Your Hall
The best way to be successful is to get involved in campus life! NHTI offers a ton of opportunities to explore exciting topics, meet new people, and have a positive impact on our campus community and beyond.
Each residence hall has a council that meets weekly to plan events, discuss community concerns, and purchase hall amenities. Each council has its own elected board of student representatives.
Each council elects its own executive board every year – look for advertisements during the first week of classes for details about meeting times and locations.
Councils have their own budget (funded through the Resident Activity Fee) that allows board members to learn about college purchasing processes. You’ll have the opportunity to plan larger events with the other residence hall executive boards; previous groups have planned private movie screenings, outings to Canobie Lake Park, laser tag and trampoline park events, and trips to see the Red Sox.
Resident assistants, or RAs, are returning students who oversee floors and groups of rooms in residence halls and work to create opportunities for the residents in their communities. RAs are knowledgeable about campus resources, receive extensive training, and are here to assist you as you navigate the college experience.
RAs are hired using a tiered selection process, which takes place twice a year.
Consider joining a club on campus – it’s the best way to meet new people, experience new things, and become a part of something big!
Residence Hall Safety
Your safety and security are paramount.
- Residence hall staff is on duty 24 hours/day when school is in session.
- Campus Safety officers are always on duty.
- Exterior doors to residence halls are locked 24 hours/day and are accessible to residents with a keycard.
- There is a panic button on every floor.
- Perimeter alarms are located around the exterior of the residence halls.
- Code Blue phones are located around campus.
- There are smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in every room.
Chat with Us Now!
Contact Us:
Residence Life
31 College Drive
Concord, NH 03301
603-230-4044
Fax: 603-230-9315
NHTIhousing@ccsnh.edu
