Campus housing buildings at Barton

Residence Life

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Move in DayBarton considers Residence LifeÌýan important part of your total education.ÌýComfortable, wholesome living conditions have a marked influence on your scholarship, habits, attitudes and ideals. Your social life, loyalty to the College, attitude toward others, and your sense of belonging evolve from the community you'll join in Residence Life.

Residence Life is a melting pot of students with diverse backgrounds coming together to form a community as they advance their education. You'll be a part of the largest student interest group on campus!ÌýISBµç×Ó provides campus based housing that will accommodate a total ofÌý440Ìýresidents with ADA compliant rooms available.

The Residence Life, Campus Life, and Student Services departments are dedicated to providing safe and comfortable living environments for all students. ÌýAny student with questions or concerns about their opportunity for a successful campus housing experience is encouraged to contact the Residence Life Coordinator at 620.792.9281 or via email at Housing@bartonccc.edu. Due to limitations in available housing options, there is no guarantee that all of a student’s preferences can be met, but we are highly committed to working with all students to find the best accommodations possible. Housing assignments for all students are guided by the following values:
·ÌýRespect for the student
·ÌýPrioritized attention to all students’ physical safety and emotional well-being
·ÌýEnhancing the student’s opportunity for success at Barton by finding the best match between the student’s needs and options available

Contact Residence Life by calling the Residence Life Coordinator at 620.792.9281 or emailing Housing@bartonccc.edu.

Resident Hall Requirements

ISBµç×Ó requires that all full time students attending the Barton County campus at ISBµç×Ó, Kansas (those enrolled in 12 face to face semester hours or more) with a total of less than 24 successfully completed college hours, reside in student housing. Additionally, students must maintain full timeÌýstudent status (12 semester hours) to remain in student housing. Students are exempted from the policy if they meet one or more of the following criteria:

  • Student is married
  • Student is 21 years of age or older
  • Student has a child or children who reside with him or her
  • Student is a resident of Barton County or aÌýborder county and is residing with parents, legal guardian, or immediate family member of legal age.

Residence LifeÌýcontractsÌýremainÌýin effect for the entire academic year. Contracts are processed on a first come, first served basis. Students may choose to opt out of the contract for the spring semester, provided they meet at least one of the criteria listed above.Ìý If a student decides to opt out, written notification must be provide to the Residence LifeÌýOffice by theÌýlast day of fall final exams.

Summer Housing is available for students enrolled in 3 or more credit hours.

Continue reading below for information on how to Apply for Student Housing, Resident Life ResourcesÌýandÌýHousing Costs.


Apply for Student Housing

Bart the cougar on move in dayRooms are reserved on a first come, first serve basis.ÌýStudents mustÌýcompleteÌýthe Residence Life ApplicationÌýandÌýsubmit the $120 non-refundable application fee.ÌýApplication will be processed upon receipt ofÌýthe fee. ÌýIf space is available, the feeÌýwill reserve your room until the first move in day of each semester.Ìý

Student Housing Application: To complete the application you will need a Student IDÌýto log in to your .ÌýOnce logged into the portal, select "Housing Application and Residence Life Management" on the "Housing & Residence Life" card. (You may need to select "Discover More" if you don't see it on the initial cards) Then under "Recommended Actions" select "apply for housing". For detailed instructions, check out our !

Barton Residence Halls and Floor Plans

  • - Units 1, 2, 5-8
  • - Hotel StyleÌý
  • - Units 15-20
  • Ìý - Hotel Style
  • -ÌýUnits 21-34

To be eligible to reside on campus, all students are required by the Kansas Board of Regents to provide documented proof of meningitis vaccine or sign a waiver declining to receive the vaccination at the present time. Information about meningitis disease and the forms required for vaccine documentation or declination are located within the online housing application.ÌýBoosters are recommended if vaccinated prior to the age of 16.ÌýYou may also access information pertaining to .


Residence Life Resources

Check out theÌýto find information on campus living! The handbook includes topics ranging from the campus phone directory, facilities, policies, and more.

Housing Contract:
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ID Cards: Housing ID Cards are primarily digital, though physical IDs are available upon request. Access to Digital ID cards for Housing Students will be sent via Barton Cougar Email, starting on July 28th. Please be on the lookout for an email regarding the Digital ID Card App, and follow the instructions within. Non-Housing Students, please contact the Business Office for information regarding Student IDs.

Maps: Don't get lost! Look at theÌýÌýto make sure you know where you're going! Plus know where you can park -

Wireless Network: TheÌýInstructions forÌýwill help you access the campus housing wireless internet.

Directory: Use the for quick access to courtesy phones located around campus. Emergency phones are also located in several locations and can be used by pushing the button which will automatically dial Campus Safety.

Computer Tips:ÌýÌýis easy with these quick tips! It is up to the student to keep your computer safe from viruses while on campus.


Housing Costs

Summer 2025ÌýHousing Rates

Twin Suite/Double Occupancy (No Meals Payment Plan) -Ìý$443Ìýper session/$887Ìýfor both sessions

$120 Non-Refundable Housing Application FeeÌýdue upon submission of the Housing Application. Housing Application Fees are due once an academic year, starting in the Summer Sessions. If you intend to apply for Housing in both Summer and the following Fall semester, please contact Housing@bartonccc.edu.

Fall 2025Ìý- Spring 2026ÌýHousing Rates

$120 Non-Refundable Housing Application Fee due upon submission of the Housing Application.

  • Fall 2025 applications open on February 14, 2025. Applications will be processed based on space available.
  • Spring 2026 applications for new incoming spring students will open on November 3rd, 2025. Applications will be processed based on space available.

Living center costs and payment plan includes room and board (cost subject to change without notice). Costs below based on 19-Meal Plan and Double Occupancy

Bluestem, Cottonwood, and Sunflower: Twin Suite (Double occupancy-shared bath) -Ìý$3,591Ìýper semester/$7,182Ìýper year

Bison and Meadowlark: (Double Occupancy) - $3,257Ìýper semester/$6,515Ìýper year

Payment Information:

December 14th - Fall payment due
May 14th - Spring payment due

Payment plans are available by logging into the MyBarton Portal and clicking on Student Financial Center to help students budget charges for the semester.Ìý

Housing Opens for Move-In:Ìý
August 15th & 16th - Times TBD (Speed up your check-in by following the instructions to sign up for ). During move-in students will need to show a picture ID (drivers' license, passport, military ID, or state issued identification card) before a housing ID is issued.

Housing Residents Meeting: Strongly Recommended
4:00 p.m. Aug 18thÌýin the Auditorium

19-Meal Plan Information
All housing contracts include a 19-meal weekly plan running Sunday through Saturday. Three meals are served Monday through Friday and two meals (brunch and dinner) are served on Saturday and Sunday.

Daily Visitation: Daily visitation hours are fromÌý 6 a.m. - Midnight.

Overnight Visitation:

  • Overnight visitation is defined as visitation any time between the hours of midnight and 6 a.m.
  • Overnight visitation is allowed Friday and Saturday nights only.
  • No overnight visitation is allowed Sunday-Thursday nights. No exceptions. A $100 fine per occurrence will apply to both the host and the visitor. If a visitor appears to have taken up residence, an additional fine will apply. The fine will also apply to giving refuge to a student(s) removed from housing for disciplinary reasons.
  • No overnight visitation is allowed during finals weeks.
  • Residents hosting a non-resident overnight visitor must notify the Coordinator of Residence LifeÌýby email 48 hours in advance (Housing@bartonccc.edu). If a non-student visitor is found in violation, they may be banned from housing and the hosting resident will be fined.
  • Overnight visitors must be 18 years of age.

All visitors should be escorted at all times. All visitors should be able to produce identification at all times. It is each resident's responsibility to inform their visitor of college and residence hall policies and procedures. Residents are responsible for the conduct of their visitor and are held accountable through the student code of conduct and housing rules and procedures. Misconduct for rule violations will be resolved through the disciplinary procedure. Further, residents are responsible for all activities that occur in their room.

When the activities of a resident and/or visitor cause an undue disturbance to the roommate(s) or to the residence hall community, other resident's rights to privacy, to sleep, and to study in the room will take precedence.
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