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VEHICLES

CAN STUDENTS BRING CARS TO C OF O?

Yes. Students may register one motor vehicle, one motorcycle and one bicycle.  Vehicle parking is assigned based on completed college credits: Students with 0-61credit hours park in yellow parking, Students 61 or greater credit hours park in blue parking. Yellow parking is an open lot, allowing students to have access to their vehicle.  Please refer to the student handbook for policies regarding student vehicles on campus.

ARE BICYCLES ALLOWED ON CAMPUS?

Yes. There are bike racks in close proximity to all the residence halls where students can park bikes. Students can register bikes for free at the Dean of Students office.

Where do students park?

Please, refer to the student parking page for details.

WHAT IS INVOLVED WITH REGISTERING A STUDENT'S CAR/MOTORCYCLE?

All students must register vehicles in the Dean of Students office every academic year or when a vehicle is brought to campus for the first time. Only one car is allowed per student. By completing the online vehicle registration, the student account is charged $25. Students may register a motorcycle and a bike at no charge in the Dean of Students office.

Payment for vehicle registration may be made with cash or check in the Cash Accounts office. Payment may also be made online using Transact. The procedure for Transact is as follows:

  1. Login to your Campusweb account.
  2. Under the Student tab, select My Account Info, then My Account Balances.
  3. Click on Go To Transact.
  4. Click “Make Payment” at the top of the page.
  5. Select “Other Charges”, enter $25.00, and add to basket.
  6. Checkout, and enter the required card or account information.  For no online fee charges, select bank info.

If the vehicle has been registered before, the old hang-tag must be presented. If the old hang-tag is lost or destroyed, a new one will be issued at a $10 charge to the student account. However, if the “lost or destroyed” hang-tag is found in another vehicle, both that vehicle and the vehicle of the original hang-tag owner will be banned. All stolen hang-tags must be reported immediately.