First-year students live in one of three residence complexes right next to campus, each of which has its own dining hall. Depending on the dorm you choose, you can expect there to be between 25 and 40 people on your floor. The dorms also contain the dining rooms mentioned above, as well as recreational areas, computer clusters, small stores to buy daily necessities, study rooms and in some cases, exercise facilities. For the first year, meals are available on a 14 or 19 meal per week basis. If you have special dietary needs, there is a dietitian who will help you with arrangements.
Meals typically provide several choices and are served in cafeteria style.
After your second year, if you decide to move to an apartment, you have the choice of eating in college dining halls or making your own provisions for your meals. Incidentally, the food services issues you a meal card usable in dining halls all over campus, so you do not have to return to your dorm to eat during the day. Security Campus safety and security are as important to the University as anything we do. We put great emphasis on the key role of individual responsibility and provide education and advice so that you make best use of the resources we provide. The University is located on a self-contained campus at the edge of a small city.