Benefits of Living on Campus

Studies show that living on campus can help you:

• Complete more credit hours and earn higher grade point averages.
• Get involved and become part of the campus community.
• Complete your degree here, without the need to transfer.
• Experience greater satisfaction with your undergraduate experience.
• Persist and graduate with a higher chance of success.
• Enjoy easy access to campus resources (library, labs, athletic facilities, support services and your fellow students).

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Below are examples of the rooms available in Russell Towers and Aubuchon Hall. You could be living in one of these rooms. See yourself here.

Here's a few more advantages of living on campus:

• No monthly bills — no water, electricity, internet, cable TV, transportation costs, etc.
• In-hall tutoring and academic resources.
• More easily meet friends and identify those with similar interests through Residential Living Communities.
• Varied styles of housing from traditional to suites to apartments.
• Dining, Library, Athletic and Recreation Center, and your classes are only steps away from your front door — you can roll out of bed with 10 minutes to spare and still be on time.
• Living on campus provides residential employment opportunities such as residential assistants.
• Safety and security — our University Police proactively provide a safe and secure environment through education, technology, and patrolling.
• Never have to shovel the snow!

See some of the exciting things you can do on campus, especially when you live here!