This hall accommodates 300 residents. Applicants requesting housing in Morrison Hall are given priority if they are upper-division students, over the age of 21, or both. Perhaps because of this policy, Morrison Hall has become the residence hall preferred by graduate students living on campus. If the Office of Student Residential Life accepts your application for housing in one of the residence halls, your contract covers room and board for one academic year, as well as the costs of local telephone service, hookup to cable TV, and state sales tax. Table 9, below, lists prices for housing in the residence halls, along with the meal options available.
Students frequently ask about reduced rates for housing without a meal option.
Unfortunately, the economics of on-campus housing require BSU to base its charges on both room and board. If you apply for on-campus housing, you must select one of the six meal options shown in Table 10. 19 meals per week or three meals each weekday and two on Saturday and Sunday. Any 15 meals of the 19 available. Any 15 meals of the 19 available.