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Apartment- or Dorm-style Housing: Which is right for you?


FOR THE ULTRA-BUSY STUDENT
Dorm-style University Housing
Dorm-style University Housing lets you focus on the things that are most important to you—classes, athletics, performing arts, jobs and internships, and socializing.
Let the University help manage many stressful aspects of life so you don’t have to—like cooking, cleaning, repair and maintenance, and keeping track of utilities. You’ll save even more time and energy on travel by being close to classes and practices. And having a University Meal Plan also saves you time while providing nutritional support for your physically and mentally demanding academic and extra-curricular schedule.
Dorm-style Housing is a great option for the ultra-busy student, athlete, or performer who wants to focus on their passion and leave the rest to us!

Robey Hall
Male-only residence hall
Robey is a historic residence hall that provides the classic college dorm room experience. Robey includes bathrooms shared by floor maintained by housekeeping, large common rooms, a beautiful courtyard and sundeck overlooking campus, vending machines and laundry facilities on-site, and close proximity to almost everything on campus.
Link to Robey Hall webpageRobey Hall
The Lofts
Female & male residences
The Lofts is a hotel-style residence hall, including spacious lobbies, a theater room, group study spaces, ping-pong tables, on-site parking, vending machines, an elevator, and key card access for added security.
Link to Lofts pageThe Lofts
The Lofts
Female & male residences
The Lofts is a hotel-style residence hall, including spacious lobbies, a theater room, group study spaces, ping-pong tables, on-site parking, vending machines, an elevator, and key card access for added security.
Link to Lofts pageThe LoftsMaximum living flexibility
Apartment-style University Housing
Apartment-style University Housing gives you all the benefits of apartment living—like having access to a kitchen, more shared living spaces, and more privacy—plus all the benefits and convenience of University Housing.
Living close to classes and practices is convenient and saves you time. Plus, University staff, such as Security, IT, Housing, Maintenance, and Student Life are all available to support you and help resolve issues quickly. Add a partial meal plan to reduce stress even further, save more time, and provide nutritional support for your physically and mentally demanding academic and extra-curricular schedule.
Apartment-style Housing is a great option for the busy student who wants to maintain maximum living flexibility!

Carriage Mods
Female & male residences
The Carriage Mods provide all the benefits of on-campus housing with an off-campus vibe. Each residence includes two standard and four extended private bedrooms, a shared kitchen, and three bathrooms. Units are fully furnished and fitted with appliances, including washer and dryer, dishwasher, oven, and refrigerator. The units have on-site parking, large front porches, and a picnic area with outdoor grills and a fire pit.
Link to Carriage ModsCarriage Mods
Walnut Apartments
Female & male residences
Located adjacent to the YSA Building—3-minutes from central campus—each residence includes three spacious double bedrooms, a shared kitchen, and a bathroom for every bedroom. Units are fully furnished and fitted with all new appliances, including washer and dryer, dishwasher, range oven, refrigerator, and garbage disposal.
Link to Walnut apartments pageWalnut Apartments
Walnut Apartments
Female & male residences
Located adjacent to the YSA Building—3-minutes from central campus—each residence includes three spacious double bedrooms, a shared kitchen, and a bathroom for every bedroom. Units are fully furnished and fitted with all new appliances, including washer and dryer, dishwasher, range oven, refrigerator, and garbage disposal.
Link to Walnut apartments pageWalnut ApartmentsHousing FAQs
Unmarried students wishing to live in unsupported housing must meet the following criteria:
- Completion of 60 collegiate academic credits post-graduation.
- College credits received in high school will not count toward the credit count (this does not include dual-enrollment, AP, or IB credits).
- Students within a 35-mile radius of their legal guardians are approved to live with them until 60 credits are acquired.
To see the full University Housing Policies, visit the New tab, opens Housing Policies on Course Catalog pageCourse Catalog.
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