Residential

Four types of permits are offered for students who live in dorms.  Specific areas for each are shown during the online selection process.

Guaranteed Surface Lot:  Provides parking in areas designated for residential storage parking within surface lots.  Permits are sold for a standard school year (fall and spring) at a rate of $400 and a summer permit is $200.  These are guaranteed and are not oversold. 

Non-Guaranteed Surface Lot: Provides parking in various designated lots for residential storage parking.  Permits are sold for a standard school year (fall and spring) at a rate of $400. 

Garage Parking:  Provides parking in garages designated as residential storage parking.  Permits are sold for a standard school year (fall and spring) at a rate of $460 and a summer permit is $230. 

Reserved Parking:  Provides parking in designated reserved parking areas.  Permits are sold for a full year, and the fee is $800 annually. 

Freshman are only eligible to purchase select lots; therefore, options shown online will be limited for freshman students.  Permits shown for sophomores and higher are equalized.  A sophomore is defined as a student with 30 credit hours or more at the time of purchase.  In progress credits do not count toward credit hours.

Yes, options shown online are based on availability.  As areas sell out, they are removed as purchase options. 

Students may place themselves on a waitlist for a permit/area that has sold out.  This allows them to electronically "get in line" for a permit in a preferred area.  Waitlist issuance cannot be guaranteed; therefore, students should obtain alternative parking while on a waitlist.  Waitlists may be managed using the Student's Online Parking Portal. 

Permits may be returned for a refund.  Refunds may only be issued upon receipt of the physical permit in person or via mail. Permits are not eligible for refund within 5 weeks of the permit expiration date. 

Please keep vehicles locked at all times to prevent theft. If a permit is lost or stolen, it must be reported immediately to obtain a replacement permit and avoid issues related to parking without a permit.  Permit replacement follows the following schedule during a 12-month period: 

First Instance:  Replaced at no charge

Second Instance:  Customer must purchase a permit at the rate associated with the permit at the time of purchase. 

Third Instance:  Replacement permits may not be obtained. 

Permit replacements are offered as a customer service measure to assist customers who lose their permits.  However, if a pattern of abuse is observed regarding lost/stolen permits, permit replacements may not be issued.  A pattern of abuse is defined as report of a permit as lost or stolen more than two times during a 12-month period. 

Permits are issued to the purchaser only and may not be shared.  Permits found in use by an individual other than the purchaser may result in a fine, boot and confiscation of the permit.