There is also a cash operation located on the first floor of Kirkhof Center and in the Kleiner Commons. The on-campus apartments complex provides housing for students who have completed at least one full year of living in the residence halls or living centers or earned a minimum of 30 semester hours. A university staff member living in the complex, along with resident assistants and multicultural assistants, arranges educational, diversity, and recreational programs that foster pleasant living and study conditions. The apartments are arranged in two village-style clusters, each around a community building. Each apartment has a stove and refrigerator, beds, dresser, desks, chairs, and a sofa.
Students provide other furnishings to suit their tastes.
All apartments are smoke free. Rent may be paid in full at the beginning of the semester or, for a service charge, spread out in four installments. Students must make their own arrangements for the apartments. Since the units resemble privately developed apartments in every way, yet are conveniently located right on campus, they are very much in demand and students are advised to make application for rental well in advance. The university will not knowingly list substandard housing but it does not inspect the units available, and students are advised to exercise normal caution in making rental agreements.