Exceptions to this policy include students over 21, married students, students with children, and veterans. The reason for this requirement is that living on campus provides opportunities for the many experiences which complement an academic career. In the resident and dining hall students meet new friends and enjoy a wide variety of social, recreational and cultural activities. Residential and dining services strives to provide students with opportunities and programs to assist with their adjustment to the academic demands of college life. National studies have proven that students who live on campus perform better academically, are more involved in campus activities and have a greater likelihood of getting their college degree.
Resident hall living greatly enhances the total educational experience.
All exceptions to the NEO residency requirment must be approved by the Coordinator of Resident Life or the Vice President of Student Services. Contact the Resident Life Office for a Request For Release From NEO Residency Requirement form. All students living in the residence halls are required to purchase a meal plan.