Students who need a parking permit for the summer should contact the One Stop office. Students who need a parking permit for the Fall will be able to request the permit in early August. An email will be sent to all students when the new Parking Rules and Regulations and the MyParking application is open. Residential first-year students are reminded that they may not bring a car on campus.

Faculty, staff and graduate commuter permits are mailed to the MyParking address. Undergraduate commuter, undergraduate residential and graduate residential permits will be picked up at the One Stop Office. Students who must pick up their permit will receive an email when the permit is printed and ready. Read on for step-by-step instructions.

1. Go to MyParking

2. Click "Apply for Permit"

3. If prompted, enter vehicle information, or select ONE existing vehicle from the list. If multiple vehicles are to be registered, complete the process for each vehicle.

   1. If the vehicle to be registered is not on the list, click "Manage Vehicles" in the left navigation to add another vehicle. 

4. When prompted, click the down arrow to select a permit type from the available list. Click the check mark.

5. Read the consent and if agreed, either enter your name or use your mouse to draw your signature. Click "Continue."

6. Review your address in the address field labeled "MyParking." If your permit will be mailed to you, it will be mailed to the MyParking address.

   1. If needed, click the pencil to edit your address.

   2. Click "Continue."

7. Review the confirmation dates and click "Confirm Permit Date(s)."

8. Take note of the distribution method for your permit. At the top right corner of the temporary permit, click the down arrow to download your temporary permit and click the printer icon to print your temporary permit.

9. Affix the printed temporary permit on the inside of your windshield until your new permit is distributed.

10. Upon receipt of your new decal, remove any old decals and place the new decal on the driver’s side windshield at the bottom.

You can apply for a parking permit on MyParking

To receive a parking decal in time for the start of the Fall semester, parking permits should be requested at least two weeks prior to bringing a car to campus for the first time. 

Log into MyParking

Please see parking rules and regulations (PDF)

After completing the steps to apply for a parking permit, there will be additional instructions for undergraduate commuters to process their parking payment online.

You can pay for a parking ticket on MyParking

You can appeal a parking ticket on MyParking

Download the parking rules and regulations (PDF)

The parking portal isn’t open yet. It will open on August 1 and we will email students at that time. Residential first-year students may not have a car on campus.

Commuters are permitted to park on specified Mount Carmel Campus lots, including North, Hilltop and Hogan lots.