Centennial College Locker Rental FAQ
Locker rentals are available to all currently registered Centennial College students. Lockers are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to availability.
Note: Students in Hospitality programs located in the R Building are not eligible for locker rentals, as lockers are provided within their program areas.
You can rent a locker in one of the following ways:
Online (Recommended)
- Log in tomyCentennial
- Navigate to the Locker Rental section
- Select your campus and preferred locker (if available)
- Complete your purchase
In Person
You may also rent a locker by visiting Enrolment Services at your campus.
Locker rentals are available for:
- One semester: Fall, Winter, or Summer
- Two semesters: Available for rentals beginning in Fall or Winter
- Fall and Winter
- Winter and Summer
- Full-size locker: $12 per semester
- Half-size locker: $9 per semester
Locker requests are subject to availability.
Yes. Continuing Education and Apprentice students, are eligible to rent lockers, subject to availability. Please contact Enrolment Services.
No. Locker assignments are final once purchased and cannot be changed.
If you experience an issue with your assigned locker, please contact Enrolment Services for assistance.
Locker rental fees are non-refundable once a locker has been assigned.
Exceptions may be considered under approved special circumstances. Requests for exceptions must be submitted through CASS prior to the partial refund deadline for consideration.
No. Lockers are assigned to one student only. Sharing lockers is not permitted.
If you forget your lock combination or misplace your key, please report it immediately to Enrolment Services. You will be provided with the required form to take to Security for assistance.
Do not remove the lock.
Please visit Enrolment Services for assistance. Staff will investigate and resolve the issue.
Students are responsible for emptying and cleaning their locker at the end of each academic year. All personal belongings must be removed and any items left in lockers after the deadline may be removed and disposed of by the College.
A $15 fine may be applied if:
- You occupy a locker without renting it
- You fail to remove your belongings at the end of your rental period
If a locker must be opened due to lost keys, abandoned belongings, or unauthorized use:
- A Locker Cut/Release Form will be completed
- The locker will be opened by authorized staff
- Items will be removed and stored for a limited time
- Valid photo ID is required to retrieve belongings
- Additional fees may apply
Unclaimed items may be disposed of after the designated holding period. Please contact Security for further details.
Conditions
Locker rental agreements are terminated immediately upon official withdrawal from your program or after not registering as a full-time student for a semester. Locker rentals that begin in the fall semester will include the winter semester, with an option to extend your rental for the summer semester at an additional fee. Rentals that begin in the winter semester will also include the summer semester.
Please remember to clean out your locker by the end of the term.
Note: The College is not responsible for damage to, or theft of, contents of lockers. The College will dispose of contents left within 14 days of the end of an academic semester based on the length of the locker rental.
Locks that have been placed on a locker by someone other than the person who paid the locker rental fee are considered to be illegally occupied and will be removed. The contents of an illegally occupied locker will be held by Campus Security until the penalty fee is paid. The College will dispose of such contents within 14 days of the seizure.
Crime Prevention Tips – Locker Safety
As you settle into the new semester, many of you are renting a locker at the College to store your books, schoolwork, umbrellas and more.
Preventing theft from lockers is a priority for everyone – it affects campuses across the country. You can do your part by taking steps to reduce the opportunity for bad actors to access your locker and your valuable items inside.
The most common way thieves break into a locker is by manipulating the lock. In most cases of theft, the locker had been secured with a poor-quality lock.
Centennial’s Emergency Management and Public Safety Department advises that you use a good quality lock on your locker. They recommend buying the Dudley combination-style lock available at the College’s Bookstores and other retail outlets.
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Need help?
For questions or assistance with locker rentals, please contact Enrolment Services at your campus.