First Street Residential Hall FAQs
- Who gets to live in the First Street Residence Hall?
- How much will a student pay to live in the residence hall?
- What security systems are in place?
- Are there food services for students?
- Is the housing co-ed?
- Is there financial help for students to live in the residence hall?
- What about smoking?
Who gets to live in the First Street Residence Hall?
Priority to live in First Street Residence Hall will be given to first-year students who apply prior to February 1, 2010. All students are welcome to apply!
How much will a student pay to live in the residence hall?
HOUSING RATES* (Per Occupant) – ROOM AND BOARD
Academic Year: September 1, 2010 - April 27, 2011
● Single Suite 4 person: 4 single bedrooms with 2 bathrooms - $7,993
● Double Suite: 2 double bedrooms with 2 bathrooms (bedroom is shared with one other person) - $6,874
*Room and board rates are for 2009-2010.
NOTE: The residence hall closes for semester break December 21, 2010 - January 2, 2011.
What security systems are in place?
Security cameras and lighting are a major component of the residence hall's design. The front desk near the central entry is staffed 24 hours per day, seven days per week-no exceptions. To gain entry into the building, a picture-ID card must be used, and then the card must be presented at the front desk.
Are there food services for students?
The dining center, located in the University Center, is close to the residence hall. Students can enjoy the convenience of dining on campus and save money doing it! Dining options include a deli, grill, and an area that is all-you-care-to-eat. As part of the contract and included in the cost of room and board, students have $1,300/semester to use in any of the dining areas. Students who want more spending power can upgrade their plans. For more information, visit our Dining Services website.
Is the housing co-ed?
While floors are co-ed, rooms are not.
Is there financial help for students to live in the residence hall?
Residential students are eligible to apply for financial aid through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
What about smoking?
The residence hall is a smoke-free environment.
