Once the contract is received, a room will be reserved in the residence hall. Most students will be assigned a roommate. The residence hall contract also ensures a meal ticket for the University Dining Hall. Meat is the basis of the diet, but vegetables and salad are always available. Students with special dietary concerns should work with the director of food service.
Apartments vary in size and the amount of furniture provided.
There are limited numbers of fully furnished apartments. Generally, the renter must supply linens, cooking utensils and dishes. Rental costs will be higher in these apartments. Central heat and water are generally provided, but the renter must pay for electricity, cooking gas, and telephone. Furniture for apartments may be purchased fairly inexpensively at several stores in the area.