Living on Campus

There are three different room styles in our residence halls.

1. Traditional Freshman Resident Hall: Inspiration Hall
   • The student will share a room with one other resident and bathroom space with 3 others.
2. Apartment Style – Sophmore Suites: Tanner Village
   • Double Room: The student will share a room with 1 other resident and share 2-3 bathrooms with 4-8 people, depending on the size of the apartment. (Apartment Sizes Vary)
3. Apartment Style – Sophomore Suites: Tanner Village
   • Single Room: The student will have a room to themselves. They will share 2-3 bathrooms with 4-8 people, depending on the size of the apartment. (Apartment Sizes Vary)

All residence halls are located on the Gillette College Campus.

• Inspiration Hall
  • 265 Sinclair Street – Gillette Wyoming 82718
• Tanner Village
  • 251 Sinclair Steet – Gillette WY, 82718

• Inspiration Hall:
  • Two twin-size bed frames
  • Two twin extra-long mattress
  • Two Desks
  • Two desk chairs
  • 1 Room sink
  • 1 Shared Shower (4 people)
  • 1 Shared Toilet (4 People)
  • Two closets
  • Cable port and internet access (both wireless and Ethernet)
  • Direct access to High Plains Grill
• Tanner Village-Double Room:
  • Two twin-size bed frames
  • Two twin extra-long mattress
  • Two desks
  • Two desk chairs
  • Two closets with built-in dressers
  • Two Cable ports and internet access (both wireless and Ethernet)
  • Shared Bathrooms
  • Shared Kitchens (Microwave, Fridge, Oven, Stove)
  • Shared Study Rooms
  • Shared Living Room with furniture
• Tanner Village-Single Room:
  • One twin-size bed frame
  • One twin extra-long mattress
  • One desk
  • One desk chair
  • One closet with built-in dresser
  • Cable port and internet access (both wireless and Ethernet)
  • Shared Bathrooms
  • Shared Kitchens (Microwave, Fridge, Oven, Stove)
  • Shared Study Rooms
  • Shared Living Room with furniture

Yes – You can advocate for your disability and receive accommodation privileges by contacting Gillette College’s Director of Access & Success, Brandi Martin, at bmartin.gccd@sheridan.edu.

Yes, your financial aid can pay for your housing bill.

Steps for securing a spot on campus*:

1. Accepted as a Gillette College student with active @sheridan.edu email address
2. ACTIVATE eRezLife Account with your College email login credentials
3. COMPLETE AND SUBMIT Housing Application to live on campus
   • Click on “Apply for Housing”
   • Select the Form the the semester you plan to move on campus
4. Pay the housing deposit ($200) to the Business Office at 307-681-6332
5. Email MMR Immunization records to housing@gillettecollege.org
6. International Student? Email your phone number with country code to housing@gillettecollege.org 
7. Check What to Bring/Prohibited Items List: VIEW LIST HERE

*Must be registered for at least 12 credits or more per semester to live on campus

Check out our housing page for deadlines and updates to the housing process. Once you’ve completed your housing application, you should expect an email from a housing representative.

Check out our housing page for deadlines and updates to the housing process:https://www.gillettecollege.org/housing/

• One twin-size bed frame
• One twin extra-long mattress
• One desk
• One desk chair
• One closet with built-in dresser
• Cable port and internet access (both wireless and Ethernet)
• Shared Bathrooms
• Shared Kitchens (Microwave, Fridge, Oven, Stove)
• Shared Study Rooms
• Shared Living Room with furniture

• Two twin-size bed frames
• Two twin extra-long mattress
• Two Desks
• Two desk chairs
• 1 Room sink
• 1 Shared Shower (4 people)
• 1 Shared Toilet (4 People)
• Two closets
• Cable port and internet access (both wireless and Ethernet)

Gillette College students that are enrolled in at least 12 credits.

You may request a roommate who is also enrolled in at least 12 credits.

You will receive a confirmation of your application and room assignments from a housing representative.

You need to request a housing cancellation form from a housing representative and turn this in to the housing department.

$200 cancellationn fee

Please refer to pages 19 & 20 of the Residential Life Handbook for further information.

15% cancellation fee, prorated amount of room and meal use, and loss of deposit. For further information, please refer to pages 19 & 20 of the Residential Life Handbook.

There is a $350 cancellation fee, no refund of room and meal fees, and a loss of deposit. Please refer to pages 19 and 20 of the Residential Life Handbook for further information.