College Housing

Room for entire year: $6,376 Freshmen and all entering students must live on campus first 4 semesters Housing options: Coed Single, double, quad Gender inclusive

Residence halls and apartment style dorms Freshmen can live on or off campus/ 94% live in residence hall No Fraternities or sororities Coed halls available to upper class and grad students

On campus for first two years Greek life All dorms are coed Meal plans required with dorm

Not required to live on campus, 25% live on campus. Average cost: $5,040 12 residential halls and 5 apartment complexes Campus housing available: Coed 50 sorority/fraternity theme housing substance free

Dorms/ apartments on campus Freshmen live in residence halls, returning students live in apartments Single/double room 4 or 6 bedrooms Themed housing: substance free, outdoor, quiet Rainbow fort: for LGBTQ community

All students must live on campus (unless married/ living with guardian) No greek dorms Every residence hall has 1 and 1 non public lounge Suite style rooms with 2 rooms and 1 bathroom are more expensive.

No Greek life/ frats/ sororitites Must live on campus as freshmen Housing app: $20 16 residential halls, 4 apartment complexes Price: $5,000-7,000 Coed Themed: international, learning

Freshmen must live on campus Apartments: Single gender, 4 people room, 2 or 3 bedroom 10 residence halls- 4,200 students in residence hall, 70% are freshmen Living Learning communities: students with majors all rooming on same hall Groups: Coed separate hours, arts, architecture, business, honors, 21 and older, separate hours emerging leaders. Greek life: 7 fraternities, 4 sororities, self governing.

15 min walk to dorms (max) 7 residence halls: coed (fresh must live on campus) National Residence Hall Honorary- recognize hard working all halls 10 fraternities and 9 sororities Apartments not for fresh 7 different rooms

No Greek life 7 residential halls: 6 coed, single gender (female) Not required to live on campus. Priority housing. Themed housing $2,000 different cost for living options Traditional, apartments, suite style Limited parking/ bring bikes

10 rental houses and 3 apartment buildings No frats or sorororities- 40 student organizations. $200 deposit 2,700 (double) per semester Fresh and sophs required to live on campus first 4 semester unless they are 21 or have a family. 20-30% live on campus On- campus living not guaranteed all 4 years

18 residence halls ( 3 female, 1 male, 14 coed) 9 apartments ( 1 bill a month) for grads and students w/family Campus residents from 50 states, 85 countries 41 frats and sororities Fresh may live in a frat or sorority. 24% are Greek affiliated Fresh must live on campus 3 Specific communities: Scholars International Science, engineering and math The university is the landlord

Residential Campus, must live on campus for first 3 years, Unless: married, have children, live with parents, 23 years old. Freshmen live in 1 of 3 halls: Loomis, Mathias, Slocum; all traditional halls Mostly coed dorms More housing options the longer a student attends Special themed areas: Quiet and gender neutral housing dorms No cars on campus for first year students

Coed residence halls by floor Combination of: Single room, double room, single restroom, double restroom Housing can vary from: $5,000- 11,000 Meal plans: 2,200- 3,800

During BCT- assigned 1 of 40 squads, assigned another squad mate of the same gender as a roommate. Vandenberg Hall and Sijan Hall Dorms contain: 2 beds, dressers, desks and closets Very few personal expenses allowed, especially for 1st years Dining Mitchell Hall: Setup like buffet for diner, supplies food for tailgate parties and Falcon Stadium and other occasions.