Can first-year students live off campus at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi?
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Texas A&M-Corpus Christi requires first-year students to live on campus for two semesters unless an automatic or approved exemption applies, and it explicitly warns students not to sign an off-campus lease before approval.
- The requirement generally covers the first two semesters.
- Check whether you meet an automatic exemption before filing a request.
- Do not sign the off-campus lease before approval.
At Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, the first-year residency requirement generally covers two semesters. The university publishes automatic and request-based exemptions and specifically warns students not to sign an off-campus lease until the exemption is approved. Treat that approval as a prerequisite to private housing.
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