Living on campus is seriously smart.

You'll get academic support (translation: better grades), plus you're right in the middle of everything campus offers.

See residence halls, scholarship halls, or rates.

Timeline

You can walk, take the bus, or ride your bike to reduce your carbon footprint.

Grade-point average of scholarship hall students:
3.3

Living on campus means convenience, better grades, & lifelong friends.

About 5,200 students live
on campus.


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