Room and board rates are based on the combination of a standard occupancy room and the chosen dining option. These rates are calculated per-semester to match the billing cycle. Board (meal) plans are mandatory in the traditional residence halls and Haggerty & Tyson halls. Off-campus and commuter students may purchase a meal plan through Student Accounts or purchase points through Bon Appétit.
Additional fees for single and under-occupancy rooms are added to the standard housing rates. Also, rooms with special amenities such as private bathrooms, kitchens, and laundry machines incur an additional per-semester charge. Only juniors, seniors, and graduate students may live in Haggerty & Tyson Halls or be assigned to a single room in the traditional halls. For housing purposes, "junior" refers to a student entering their third year or fifth semester in college and "senior" refers to a student entering their fourth year or seventh semester in college. The rates listed below are for all residence halls (including Haggerty & Tyson) for the 2023-2024 academic year, per semester.
| Room Type | Semester Rate |
| Traditional Hall Single Room | $7,000 |
| Traditional Hall Double/Triple/Quad Room | $5,200 |
| Haggerty and Tyson Single Room | $7,800 |
| Haggerty and Tyson Double Room | $6,000 |
| Meal Plan | Semester Rate |
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Meal Plan 1 - 2,000 Points This meal plan is designed for light eaters and those who tend to spend only part of their time on campus. Choose this plan if you’ll sit down at Bauccio Commons or Pilot House for one full meal a day with friends, then drop by for one or two more light meals on the run. |
$2,300 |
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Meal Plan 2 - 2,400 Points This mid-range plan hits the sweet spot for most students. Choose this plan if you’ll probably have two full meals a day at Bauccio Commons or Pilot House, plus one light meal. |
$2,700 |
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Meal Plan 3 - 2,800 Points This plan is designed for those who expect to sit down for most meals, light or hearty, in Pilot House or Bauccio Commons, or those who have larger appetites for the meals they do eat. |
$3,100 |
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Bluff Bucks - 200 Points The University’s meal plans are intended to cover the cost of meals. While meal plan points can be used for any Bon Appétit purchase, same students may want to purchase extra points to cover the cost of gourmet coffees, snacks, or purchases at Mack’s Market. Bluff Bucks can be purchased up front and/or as needed. |
$200 |
Click here for more information about 2023-2024 Meal Plans
| Room Type | Semester Rate |
|---|---|
| 1-bedroom house |
10 month lease $5,700 12 month lease $6,840 |
| 2-bedroom house |
10 month lease $4,285 12 month lease $5,142 |
| 3-bedroom house |
10 month $3,580 12 month $4,296 |
| 4-bedroom house |
10 month $3,250 12 month $3,900 |
| 5-bedroom house |
10 month lease $2,925 12 month lease $3,510 |
| 6-bedroom house |
10 month lease $2,930 12 month lease $3,516 |
UP Rental House rates are based upon a 10-month lease period beginning August 1 and ending May 31. Let us know if you are seeking a 12-month lease period beginning June 1. Students in rental houses are billed by semester; this does not include deposits or utilities. Click here for more information about UP Rental Houses.
| Summer Room Type | Rate |
|---|---|
| Double Room | $238 per week |
| Single Room | $333 per week |
Summer room rates are based on room occupancy and length of stay. Charges are calculated per week.
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