Accommodations Most residence halls have lounge and study areas, as well as student mailboxes and laundry rooms. The University supplies a bed, a dresser, a desk, and a chair for each student. Some residence halls offer suites for two to seven students. Suites are reserved for residents who participate in theme housing programs. For upperclass students, the University maintains some apartment units that may accommodate up to eight people.
Every effort is made to honor roommate and building requests.
However, some units are reserved for juniors, seniors, and graduate students. Applications and deposits are accepted up to eleven months prior to the quarter for which housing is requested. Please refer to the Guide to Residence Hall Living and the Residence Hall and Dining License Agreement for information about housing options and rates. All students living in residence halls must participate in a meal plan unless the University approves their petition to withdraw from the plan. Removals are granted for cooperative work assignments or medical reasons.