A variety of room types also is available to the residence hall population. Entering students are assigned to double rooms. A limited number of single rooms are available for upper-class students. Occasionally, entering students initially may be assigned to temporary housing until on-campus housing becomes available. This is a temporary arrangement, and as space becomes available, students are quickly reassigned to Institute housing.
Campus apartments are available to upper-class students through an annual housing selection process.
If a student should become enrolled in a co-op program as part of educational study, he or she is charged only for the period of actual occupancy. Charges for meal plans are included in the Expenses and Financial Aid section of this bulletin. Within the residence halls, all rooms and corridors are carpeted, and each room is provided with beds, desks, chairs and dressers according to the number of students assigned to that room. Window coverings and closet space also are provided. Each corridor has its own bathroom equipped with showers, and floors have two community lounges, one with a television and kitchenette and the other with tables, chairs, and couches used for studying.