Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Questions About Housing Benefits of living on campus What is the housing policy?
All undergraduate students with fewer than 58 earned credit hours are required to reside in on-campus housing. For first-time freshmen, on-campus housing is defined as residency in Beckwith Hall, Bumstead Hall, Holmes Hall, Merner Hall, Pfeiffer Hall, Ware Hall or CAU Suites. For students that are not first-time freshmen, but have fewer than 58 earned credit hours, on-campus housing is defined as residency in the CAU Suites, Heritage Commons, or Brawley Hall. Why should I live on campus? Residence halls offer a great opportunity to meet new friends, get involved, and find other people with common interests. Residence halls are more than just a place to sleep. Residents have access to computer labs, and each room has Internet connections. When you live on campus, you are close to classes and places to eat, like the Student Center. All halls have coin-operated laundry rooms and vending machines. Trained Residence Life staff members have been specially chosen for their desire and commitme
