Early move-in

Get settled early

Living on campus in a residential community is an important part of your first-year experience, just like E2! That’s why we developed a way for our out-of-state students (including international students) to request to move-in before E2 begins.

Moving in early allows you to check into your residential hall the day before your E2 camp begins. You can leave your personal belongings in your room and begin to get settled.

The next day, you will depart for E2.

After returning from E2, our team will ensure you have access to meals and we are holding activities in the residential halls for you!

Early move in requests are now closed. 

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Key dates/details

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  • The deadlin to submit a request for early move-in was July 13, 2023. Any requests received after this date will not be accomodated.

Please note: If you requested an early move-in date, you agree to pay a $49.00 per night fee if you do not move-in early and/or do not attend E2 and that you will be responsible for moving in your personal items.

Should you have any questions, email [email protected].

Early move-in is only available for out-of-state students (including international students) living on either Tempe or Polytechnic campuses:

  • Camp 6: Open to all out-of-state students living on the Tempe campus (not including those living with Barrett, the Honors College)
  • Camp 7: Open to all out-of-state students living on the Tempe campus (not including those living with Barrett, the Honors College)
  • Camp 8: Open to all out-of-state students living at the Polytechnic campus or on the Tempe campus with Barrett, the Honors College
  • Camp 9: Open to all out-of-state students living on the Tempe or Polytechnic campus
  • Camp 10: Open to all out-of-state students living on the Tempe campus
  • Camp 11: Open to all out-of-state students living at the Polytechnic campus or on the Tempe campus with Barrett, the Honors College

Important Information for students accepted into Barrett, the Honors College

  • Polytechnic campus students: Arizona residents should choose between Camps 1-5. Out-of-state students should choose to attend Camp 9 as transportation will be provided from that camp to the Barrett Polytechnic Campus Retreat.
  • Tempe campus students: Out-of-state students should choose to attend Camp 10. You will first attend Camp B and then stay for Camp 10.