Summer Seminars housing

On-campus participants

SCAD Summer Seminars staff are committed to giving each participant an in-depth look at the authentic university lifestyle.

Housing
While attending the program, participants may choose to become residents of a SCAD residence hall. SCAD makes all assignments based on a participant's gender identity and the living preferences listed on their housing questionnaire.

Atlanta residence hall — FORTY
Savannah residence hall — The Hive

*These summer residence halls are subject to change.

FORTY at SCAD Atlanta offers four-bedroom pods with two participants in each bedroom; rooms are furnished with beds and desks and have two private bathrooms. The university does not provide bed and bath linens. Roommates may be requested or are otherwise randomly assigned. SCAD staff members, pre-college assistants, and resident assistants supervise participants in the residence hall.

The Hive at SCAD Savannah offers suite-style accommodations with double occupancy rooms; rooms are furnished with beds, desks and have private bathrooms. The university does not provide bed and bath linens. Roommates may be requested or are otherwise randomly assigned. SCAD staff members, pre-college assistants, and Resident Assistants supervise participants in the residence hall.

Supervision and security
All students are assigned two pre-college assistants at check-in. Each pair of pre-college assistants is responsible for a group of participants and reports to a professional staff member. Security guards are posted at the residence hall entrance 24 hours a day, seven days a week. SCAD ID cards are required for access to any SCAD building or residence hall.

Visitors
Visitation is discouraged during the program. Family members may attend Open House at the end of the session to explore SCAD and visit with their participant before checkout. No overnight guests are allowed.

Commuting participants

Each morning, commuting participants are required to check in with the SCAD Summer Seminars office at 7:45 a.m. in Savannah or 8 a.m. in Atlanta before attending their workshops. Commuting participants must check out with the SCAD Summer Seminars office before vacating SCAD after their second workshop. Commuting participants are invited to participate in activities in between workshops but are not allowed to leave SCAD before their second workshop.

All midday and evening activities are included in the commuter participant program fee. Commuting participants are encouraged to participate in evening activities but may check out after the afternoon workshop concludes at 5 p.m. Commuting participants must vacate SCAD at the conclusion of the evening event each night. A Sunday dinner and all weekday lunches are included in the program fee. Participants may purchase additional snacks or meals in the dining hall a la carte.