Housing FAQs

If you have a question that has not been answered here, email residencelife@flagler.edu for assistance.

FAQs

  • To complete your housing application and contract, go to flagler.erezlife.com and log in with your Flagler College credentials (email and password).   

  • Next, you will select the upcoming Fall semester (Fall 2026) on the left-hand menu.   

  • From there, you will select the upcoming Fall (Fall 2026) Returner Housing Application.   

  • After you submit your housing application/contract, your next step is to pay your $500.00 nonrefundable housing deposit through Cashnet. 

  • Log into MyFlagler with your Flagler College credentials (email and password).   

  • Once you are in Cashnet, you will select Housing Deposit for Returning Students.   

  • After you submit your housing application/contract, your next step is to pay your $500.00 nonrefundable housing deposit through Cashnet. 

  • Log into MyFlagler with your Flagler College credentials (email and password).   

  • Once you are in Cashnet, you will select the Housing Deposit for Returning Students.   

No, financial aid cannot be used to pay your housing deposit. 

  • No, the housing contract is binding.
  • If you are experiencing extenuating circumstances beyond your control (e.g., military duty, significant financial change, family emergency), you can appeal for a cancellation. All appeals must be submitted by filling out the Request for Residency Exemption form in eRezLife. The Request for Residency Exemption Form must be completed in its entirety and accompanied by supporting documentation. The Housing Contract Exemption Committee will determine if the appeal is approved for cancellation. If students feel they meet the criteria to be exempt from the two-year residency requirement, they may submit a Request for Residency Exemption form on eRezLife.
  • If students feel they meet criteria to be exempt from the two-year residency requirement, they may submit a Request for Residency Exemption form on eRezLife.
  • The $500 deposit is non-refundable and non-appealable for all Housing Contracts.  All Cancellations/Exemption Requests are subject to cancellation fees as outlined by the cancellation fee schedule. 

  • The housing contract is a binding agreement between you and Flagler College.
  • The housing contract is for the entire academic year.
  • This contract has specifics regarding occupancy periods, required meal plans, policies, and regulations.
  • The housing contract can be found on your housing application at flagler.erezlife.com
  • Flagler College requires all incoming students to reside on campus for their first two years.

  • The deadline to submit a request for release from your housing contract is outlined in the Housing Selection Guide. 

  • You can find the request form on flagler.erezlife.com under My Forms. 

  • In your request, you must describe your situation and explain why you cannot live on campus.    

  • You are required to provide documentation that supports your situation. 

  • The Housing Contract Exemption Committee will review your request within two weeks from the submission date, and you will receive a notification from eRezLife regarding the outcome of your request. 

  • Please note that you should contact your Financial Aid counselor to determine any implications a cancellation may have on your award package.   

Extenuating circumstances are circumstances that arise that impact a student's ability to live on campus, such as a significant change in your family's income, a family emergency that requires you to become a caregiver, if you were called for military service, etc. 

If the deposit isn't paid by February 10th, your housing contract might be canceled, and you could lose your spot.

You will go to flagler.erezlife.com and log in with your Flagler College credentials (email and password). 

If you forgot your Flagler College password or need to change it, you can go to the SelfService website to start the reset process. 

For your Severe Weather Evacuation Plan, you will need to have the following information:  

  • The name, phone number, address, and relationship to you of your emergency contact.   

  • The address of the place where you would evacuate to during a severe weather emergency.   

  • Your specific plan for how you would ensure you are prepared for an evacuation.   

  • A backup plan is needed if your evacuation address is also within an evacuation zone.   

You can create a roommate group on flagler.erezlife.com once you complete your housing application and pay your $500.00 nonrefundable housing fee.   

  • You can do that through the following steps:   

    • On the left side of the screen, click “Roommate Groups.”   

    • Click on the link to create a new roommate group. Give the group a name and add roommates using their Flagler College email address. Your roommate(s) must have:   

      • A completed housing application    

      • Same gender   

      • Same year classification (Sophomore, Junior, Senior)   

      • Click “Save.”   

    • Once the roommate group is created, all members must select the specific group as “My Choice” to pull one another into a room during room selection.   

    • Please note:   

      • Only one roommate needs to create this group. All roommates must select the accept as “my choice” to be paired. If they do not, there is no guarantee everyone will live together.   

      • Once they accept, there will be a green checkmark next to the roommate(s) names.   

      • If you select a roommate who is not of the same year level, the Office of Residence Life reserves the right to manually change one person’s assignment.  

      • All roommates will need to submit the housing fee by the priority deadline to receive priority selection.     

      • Roommate groups are required, but it helps with a smoother selection process. 

  • If you do not have a preferred roommate, the Office of Residence Life will help to pair you based on the answers you select on your housing application.   

  • We will do our best to find the best match based on your answers.   

  • In the Spring, the Office of Residence Life will also host roommate socials to help you navigate trying to find a new roommate.   

  • Sophomores: Abare and FEC Towers  

  • Juniors/Seniors: Sebastian House 

Flagler College requires all incoming students to reside on campus for their first two years. This residence requirement is designed to support student transition to college life and promote a cohesive and vibrant campus community. 

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