Students are encouraged to join the International Student Association, an organization of international and American students, which has regular meetings and coordinates many of the international events on campus. The University operates seven residence halls. Three are traditional style with common bathroom facilities, lounges, study areas, kitchens, computer rooms connected to the University's computer system, and coin-operated laundries. Four halls have apartment-style living arrangements with private bathrooms. Each hall is supervised by a Resident Director and a staff of Resident Advisors.
Most rooms are double occupancy.
All unmarried, undergraduate students with fewer than 64 hours of university credit must live in University resident halls. If you wish to live off-campus, you should contact the Student Housing Office as soon as possible. University housing is usually available to IELI students, but, if a student wishes to live off-campus, some assistance is available in locating housing. A choice of meal plans is available to students who wish to eat in the university dining halls. Deglman Hall is a five-story building which houses 160 women.