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Mansfield Hall is a comprehensive residential living and learning community for students who are attending college.
Because we value continuity in our community we ask students to commit to a full year and request that all new students attend the Bridge to College Summer Orientation Program (prior to fall term) as well as maintain enrollment through Core Term (7 weeks of supported internship immediately following the spring semester).
As a result, a first-year student’s enrollment typically covers almost 12 months of Mansfield Hall.
Enrollment Periods:
Burlington and Madison schools operate on a semester system. The academic year for an incoming student is Summer Bridge (generally starting in early July) + Fall & Spring Term + Core Term (ending in late June).
Most schools in Eugene operate on a quarter system. An academic year for an incoming student in Eugene is Summer Bridge (starting in early-August) + Fall, Winter, & Spring Term + Core Term (ending in late July).
*Please Note: As our students attend various local colleges and universities their specific start and end dates may vary year to year, but we do ask all incoming students to join us for the Bridge To College Summer Orientation Program. Additionally, Mansfield Hall closes for at least two weeks over the Winter Break.
2026/27 Tuition for students in the comprehensive residential program is:
Our comprehensive tuition includes the following:
Additional Costs
The Connections Program
Non-Residential & Community-Based Supports
In addition to our comprehensive residential community we provide community-based non-residential transitional support via Connections for students who demonstrate the capability for increased independence only after they complete their residency with us.
The 2024/5 cost of Connections is $41,700/yr
All Mansfield Hall students begin in residence, and students generally stay with us residentially for 1 or 2 years before transitioning to their next step.
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		This week in Madison the arcade was calling our name, thrifts were found, and the kitchen stayed busy!
See ya Monday!
	
You could say that our Eugene parents weekend was a-MAZE-ing! 🌽
		Congrats to our two new Mansfield Hall Burlington student ambassadors!
Each year first year students apply and interview to become ambassadors. These students are leaders within the community, responsible for creating experiences through program development, and serve a spokespeople for the broader student community. 
When asked what they were most looking forward to, this is what they had to say:
"I`m excited to help with the community meetings and activities" - Alex
"I`m most excited to be a bigger part of the community and connect better- and maybe plan more skiing trips this winter!" - John
	
		Another week in the books!
Highlights from this week include:
- Fire pit fun with s’mores galore in Madison
- The Great Corn maze the Burlington 
- And a sharpening of skills in the Kitchen across both
“I want to learn how to cook some simple meals so that I can be more independent.”
	
		We`re so lucky to have an incredible team of staff across our three locations, and we want to highlight them!
Starting with Naomi, one of our Madison based Academic Directors.