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Mansfield Hall provides residential, academic, social, and independent living skill support to students who are going to college.
Mansfield Hall is not a college – we are more like “The Super Dorm” – our students live in a supportive living and learning community as they make their own successful transition into college and independence.
Due to our individualized approach we spend considerable time getting to know each candidate and their family to ensure we can meet your needs.
The first step in our application process is to call our Admissions Office at (877) 205-3785, or to use our Contact Form.

Our Admission Process
The Mansfield Hall Admissions Process has been designed to give families an opportunity to find clarity, certainty, and support at each step.
Part I – Information Exchange
Initial informational exchange with Mansfield Hall. Please contact our Admissions Office to schedule a time to discuss if Mansfield Hall can meet your needs.


It is the policy of Mansfield Hall to admit and serve all individuals without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, gender identity or sexual orientation.
Part III – Enrollment Process
Need assistance or have questions? We’d love to answer them. Connect by Email or Call us today.
Obsessed with a crafty queen! Aven and life skills coach Juneau working on her Halloween costume 🎃👻.
PS. Burlington students, be sure to check out sewing club!
Sometimes a 5K is called a fun run- can confirm that much fun was had by all! 🏃
We`re doing our best to soak up these last fall days- it was well worth the effort this hike took!
There’s some fascinating research coming out surrounding the possible links between neurodivergence, hyper mobility, and regulation right now.
The overall conversation is surrounding the idea that neurodivergent folks are 4 times more likely to have generalized hypermoblity- a connective tissue disorder where the ligaments in the body are looser and thusly have to effort extra hard to hold everything in the body together. This additional effort the body has to exert daily to keep everything in order may be linked to a host of things, all pointing to the idea that these folks systems are working overtime to keep regulated.
Exercise, especially strength training can help ease this strain on the body by strengthening the muscles around the ligaments, which can help ease the job of those ligaments with consistent training over time.
Mansfield Hall offers students the opportunity to join in for two structured workouts a week focused on upper and lower body as well as core stability for this reason!
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You could say this event was a smashing success!
Eugene students enjoyed pumpkin launching over the weekend. 🎃
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