Can first-year students live off campus at East Texas A&M University?
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East Texas A&M requires many full-time first-year students attending face-to-face classes on the main campus within one year of high-school graduation to live on campus unless an approved exception applies.
- Check graduation date, enrollment load and main-campus class format.
- A parent or guardian residence must satisfy the university’s current commuting test.
- Do not sign an off-campus lease before the housing decision is resolved.
At East Texas A&M, the current housing rule focuses on full-time first-year students taking face-to-face classes on the main campus within one year of high-school graduation. A qualifying parent or legal-guardian residence within the university’s stated distance/time standard is one possible exception. The university advises students to resolve eligibility before signing off-campus housing.
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