Renting 101
Renting for the first time can be hard. There are a million questions to be answered and you don't know where to start. Here are some resources the Bantam Network has put together for you to make the search a little easier.
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Living Off Campus
Trinity strives to be a residential college and currently houses over 90 percent of matriculated students in college-owned and -operated housing.
Students are allowed to petition to live off-campus on a space-available basis. 175 students of second year or higher (starting fall 2019) will be allowed to live off-campus (housing not owned by the College) on a first-come, first-served basis. Rising second-year students will be limited to a maximum of 35 and cannot be on academic probation after their first two semesters.
Trinity is not involved in making off-campus housing arrangements for students. Students are responsible for arranging their housing off-campus. When the Office of the Bantam Network Residential Learning Community has received 175 requests, a notice will go out to the community letting everyone know that no more requests will be accepted.
Off-Campus housing applications will be accepted starting February 12th until the maximum number allowed (175) are approved.
Knowing Where You are
Hartford Has It! Beyond knowing the history, entertainment, and restaurants, a new resident of Hartford should be aware of relevant policies and laws. Please take some time to become familiar with these and be ready to scan a QR code to get Hartford in the palm of your hand.
Off Campus FAQ & Safety Advice
More questions? Take a look to see if they have been answered here. If they have not, feel free to call or email the Bantam Network Residential Learning Community.