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Meal Plans

Students chose a meal plan by checking their desired plan on the Meal Plan Information section of online registration. No changes can be made to your meal plan for first semester after September 4, 2013. Students have 3 meal plan options:

Insurance Information

Health Insurance

All students enrolled at SC MUST be enrolled in a health insurance plan.  Students enrolled in their own plan (or covered by their parent's plan) can waive the insurance offered by SC.  If a student is not already enrolled in a plan, insurance will be available through the College.  The coverage and cost of this insurance is still under bid, but check this page often.  We will provide specific information about this insurance as soon as it becomes available.

To enroll in the College’s health plan:

Housing

Click the images below to learn about the various dormitory options available to Sterling College students.

Douglas Women's Hall

Douglas Men and Women's Halls are the first new residence halls since 1963 and the first new buildings since 1996 when Mabee Library was completed. Each hall houses 48 students and are set up as suite-style living. Twelve rooms, each with their own private bath, surround a common living area. The two halls are reserved for upperclassmen; one houses men and one houses women. A separate apartment houses the resident director for the two halls.

Douglas Men's Hall

Douglas Men and Women's Halls are the first new residence halls since 1963 and the first new buildings since 1996 when Mabee Library was completed. Each hall houses 48 students and are set up as suite-style living. Twelve rooms, each with their own private bath, surround a common living area. The two halls are reserved for upperclassmen; one houses men and one houses women. A separate apartment houses the resident director for the two halls.

Saturday, August 10
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8:00 a.m. - noon
Welcome from the Student Life Office

Dear New Students and Families,

We are delighted to welcome you to the Sterling College community. We are looking forward to getting to know you and having the opportunity to work with you over the next four years.

Parking & Map

If you plan on bringing a vehicle to campus, make sure to fill out the Vehicle Information section of the Student Information Sheet. Once we have this information, a parking permit will be issued (free of charge) to you. Place this sticker on your windshield on the lower passenger’s side corner right away to avoid getting a parking ticket. Replacement permits can be obtained from the Student Life office for a fee of $5.

What to Bring/Not Bring
What to Bring:
  • Linens, blankets, bedspreads, and pillows
    (extra- long twin)
  • Bath towels, hand towels, and washcloths
  • Curtains
  • Curtain rods (spring rods)
  • Area rugs or carpet
  • Throw pillows
  • Small couch, futon, or chair
Special Education

This convenient, affordable program is designed for working educators who want to add to their professional credentials. It is the perfect online option for those who hold licensure in education at the elementary or secondary level, or for those currently working toward licensure in one of these areas. Teachers holding licensure and an adaptive special education endorsement may be licensed to teach children with intellectual disabilities, behavior disorders, and learning disabilities. Most courses include a field experience that helps you connect learning to the classroom.