Courses such as University 101 are taught in the residence halls each semester. These regular classes are designed for resident students who may select classes in their respective living areas. Additionally, students will be able to study with others who are roommates or fellow hall residents as well as classmates. The Honors College of the University offers special housing which allows honors students to be housed together to further achieve the aims of this program. Nada apartments offer selected upper-class students an opportunity to live in an international environment where 50 percent of the occupants are from outside the United States.
Special programming geared to meet the interests of the residents is provided.
The Preston Residential College provides students with the opportunity to live in a setting that promotes academic and personal development. The community represents the collaborative efforts of University Housing and the College of Engineering and Information Technology. Students who live in the Engineering Community have access to programs and services developed specifically for them, including wireless computing and videoconferencing. The Pre-Medical Community provides a living and learning environment for students who want assistance preparing for academic success and career guidance as part of their premedical curriculum. The Teaching Fellows Community is an intimate learning environment in Moore residence hall that seeks to enhance the development of the skills, knowledge, and attitudes associated with the field of education.