Off-campus housing is available at the Midtown Center in nearby apartment buildings. Application forms for accommodations are sent to students who have been admitted and have submitted the required registration fees. Undergraduates who do not live with parents or relatives customarily reside in these dormitories. The residence halls are intended to provide an environment that promotes the University's educational purposes and enhances the student's personal growth and development. Residence Hall Supervisors and Resident Assistants offer guidance in regard to academic, social, and personal adjustment, and help maintain a suitable atmosphere.
Student organizations sponsor a variety of club programs, discussions, and lectures.
Dormitory facilities include study halls, lounges with televisions, laundry rooms, snack vending machines, and game rooms. A dining hall at each center serves meals cafeteria style. All residential students are enrolled in the University meal plan. Dining halls are generally open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner seven days a week during the school year, including holidays. They are closed during the summer, spring recess, and intersession.