Residence Life
The Benefits of Living on Campus
Studies show that students who live on campus are more likely to develop close relationships with other students, become engaged with faculty, perform better academically, and have an overall satisfaction with their college experience. As members of a diverse community, living on campus means students are better connected to the life of the University—whether they participate in the multitude of planned events or take advantage of the many spontaneous opportunities that arise over the course of the day or evening on campus.
On-campus living cultivates a feeling of family that cannot be truly duplicated off campus. Community communicates a sense of care and acceptance. When you ask alumni about their college experience, they tell stories of friends that were made in the residence halls, experiences that occurred around campus, or times of major growth that often happened in the formative environment of living on-campus.
Residential Services
- Satellite Television
- Computer Ports
- Housekeeping
- Telephone/Long Distance Service
- Vending and Laundry Machines
- Room Cleaning Services
- Laundry Services
- Maintenance Request Form
- IT Request
- Renters Insurance
Satellite Television
Computer Ports
Housekeeping
Telephone/Long Distance Service
Vending and Laundry Machines
Room Cleaning Services
Laundry Services
Maintenance Request Form
IT Request
Renters Insurance
Frequently Asked Questions
- How are room assignments made?
- When will I find out what my room assignment is and who my roommate will be?
- What can I do if I want to live with a specific person?
- What happens if I can't stand my roommate?
- What can I bring to college?
- What furniture is provided?
- Will my room be cleaned?
- Does the school have insurance for the property I bring to school?
- Can I live off-campus?
- Can I have a car on campus?
- When are quiet hours?
- What is the visitation policy?
- Where can I get my mail?
- What happens when I arrive?