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New Students

If you intend to bring a vehicle to campus, or think you may occasionally borrow one from home, you will need a Mustang Permit.

After the first few weeks of classes, the gates allowing entry to the residence hall parking lots will only open for those vehicles displaying this permit. If Campus Safety is present at the gates, you may still get to bring a vehicle to the dorms, but if Campus Safety is not present you will not be able to park by the dorms and need to park on lower campus to walk. To avoid this inconvenience, be sure you have your Mustang Permit.

Don’t worry about the first few weeks of classes, we will allow all students access to the dorms by vehicle but we will need to see a print out of your purchase on your driver’s side dashboard which you can display as soon as your purchase is made and you receive it by email (check your junk folder if you don’t get it).

You will need to create your account (need your student ID number for that), and then you return to the same page and purchase your permit.

The Mustang Permit will be mailed to you in 7-10 business days so choose wisely where you desire to have it mailed by USPS. If mailing to Master’s, either have your box number or ensure it is mailed to “Attn; My name/Stu ID #” to help the mailroom get it to the right mailbox.

The Traditional Programs have one cost for the Mustang Permit and that cost is applicable for either one semester or the entire school year. There are no prorated costs, so if you intend to bring a vehicle please plan ahead to make your purchase so that you receive it before the first day of classes. The system will email you a temporary you can print out to display on the driver’s dashboard throughout your WOW experience, but safety understands that many guests are coming and going and will not be issuing tickets for non-compliance until the first day of classes.

If you have any additional questions or issues with the system, please contact .

Returning Students

If you intend to bring a vehicle to campus, or think you may occasionally borrow one from home, you will need a Mustang Permit.

We have installed new gates at the guard shack to better secure access to the residence hall area. Don’t worry about the first few weeks of classes, we will allow all students access to the dorms by vehicle but we will need to see a print out of your purchase on your driver’s side dashboard which you can display as soon as your purchase is made and you receive it by email (check your junk folder if you don’t get it).

After the first few weeks of classes, the gates allowing entry to the residence hall parking lots will open automatically for those vehicles displaying a valid Mustang permit. If Campus Safety is not present the gate will not open. To avoid this inconvenience, be sure you have your Mustang Permit.

It is important to note that all short-term permits have been removed for purchase on the website and the only way to access the residence halls is with the purchase of the Mustang permit. Resident students will now receive a hanging placard style permit which may be transferred between vehicles owned and registered by that student.

The Mustang Permit will be mailed to you in 7-10 business days so choose wisely where you desire to have it mailed by USPS. If mailing to Master’s, either have your box number or ensure it is mailed to “Attn; My name/Stu ID #” to help the mailroom get it to the right mailbox.

The Traditional Programs have one cost for the Mustang Permit and that cost is applicable for either one semester or the entire school year. There are no prorated costs, so if you intend to bring a vehicle please plan to make your purchase in time to receive it before the first day of classes.

The system will email you a temporary that you must print out to display on the driver’s dashboard immediately upon purchase, but safety understands that many guests are coming and going and will not be issuing tickets for non-compliance until the first day of classes.

If you have any additional questions or issues with the system, please contact .

Please take additional time to review the safety code, our parking rules, as we hold each student accountable after a brief grace period and time of adjustment at the beginning of each school year.

Faculty & Staff

All 91̽��S Faculty and Staff must re-register for a new 2024-2025 permit this year. You will be allowed to add multiple vehicles on a single permit if you wish. Visit permitssales.net/TMU to register your vehicle and receive your free permit.

2025-2026 Parking Permits FAQ

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Order your permit here:

• Cost: $250
• Valid: Fall 2025 through Spring 2026
• A valid permit is required for vehicle access to the dorm area.
• Permit type must match your housing status:
  • Living in a dorm��= Resident permit
  • Living off campus��= Off-Campus permit
  • Living in a canyon home��= Canyon Home permit
  • If your housing status has changed and you cannot order the correct permit, please contact Campus Safety at  to update your status.

Most frequently cited violations:

• RESIDENT PARKING RESTRICTION: Resident students may not park on the lower campus between Mon-Fri from 8 am – 5 pm. Injuries refer to the athletic trainers or the school nurse for exemptions.
• PERMIT/FAILURE TO DISPLAY: Students must register all vehicles they intend to bring and display their assigned Mustang Permit on campus or at Canyon homes.
• PARKING PROHIBITED: Hashed areas in front of neighbors’ houses where “no parking” signs are placed. If it is not an unmarked parking stall in one of our parking lots during regular business hours, do not park there.
• DESIGNATED PARKING: Do not park in spaces designated for faculty/staff, visitors, or by title or name Mon-Fri 8 am-5 pm.

Students bringing a vehicle to campus will be expected to have their permit when they arrive for the semester.

Questions or issues? Contact: