University Housing
The Department of University Housing at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
strives to provide quality 0n-campus student housing.The department
endeavors to facilitate the educational mission of the University by
creating living environments that foster the growth and development of
all students participating in the housing program.
Camden Miramar, in partnership with Texas A&M University-Corpus
Christi provides quality housing facilities and services to the
students of the institution.
We endeavor to provide housing that is clean, comfortable and
convenient at a fair market value. We aspire to promote an environment
that is attractive, well maintained and pleasant.
We seek to create a community of respect and civility by and for all
members, and that promotes the values intrinsic to an institution of
higher education. We foster the growth and development of our residents
through the facilitation of extracurricular activities founded on the
principles of wellness. We promote programs that are intended to
inform, educate, and engage students in their own development.
University Housing Access Statement:
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi has a variety of living
options available to students. Whether you want to live in an on-campus
residence hall or apartment, or prefer an off campus housing
experience, A&M-Corpus Christi is eager to assist you with your
housing needs. The primary goal of on campus housing at A&M-CC is
to foster retention. Traditional first and second year students
entering college at the University for the first time will be given
priority for on campus housing assignments. A traditional first year
college student is typically one who arrives on-campus in the academic
year following high school graduation, is 18-19 years of age, seeks
their education on a full-time basis, and is unmarried without children
or other dependents. A traditional first year college student is
expected to complete 30 semester hours of credit in their first year.
Traditional second year college students are expected to have completed
60 semester credit hours by the end of their second year.
