Undergraduate Housing & Meal Plan Rates

First-year students who have a housing contract through Housing and Food Services are required to purchase the Residential All-Access Meal Plan. Per the terms and conditions of the housing agreement they are not eligible to purchase a Campus Dining Pass or to forego purchasing a meal plan.    

This plan offers students maximum flexibility to meet the needs of any eating schedule. Students have the freedom to eat a full meal or to just stop by to grab a snack. The format of this plan eliminates the need to budget meals per week and allows students to enjoy eating at the pace that works best for them. 

For added value the All-Access meal plan comes with 15 additional meals that may be used to treat a guest.   

Students assigned to "single" rooms are not sharing the bedroom with another student. Single-room units may share other amenities such as bathrooms or common areas.

Students assigned to "multiple occupancy" rooms will share the bedroom space with other students. Multiple occupancy may mean two, three, or four students share a room.

Traditional rooms are ideal for those who enjoy the classic dormitory setting, Traditional Rooms provide a communal living experience with shared spaces.

Experience comfort and convenience in our Junior Suite communities, designed for a more private living arrangement. 

Experience the best of both privacy and shared living spaces in our Suite-style communities. These modern living arrangements offer a variety of configurations to suit your preferences.

Discover the pinnacle of privacy and amenities in our Apartment communities. These premium living spaces offer exclusive features, including private kitchens.

During Winter Break and Spring Break, residents with a signed Housing agreement, and who are registered for spring semester classes, are eligible for break housing, but must complete a request in advance.

Residents may be relocated for the break period, depending on the status of their permanent residence hall community.