University Housing Frequently Asked Questions
Your room/suite is furnished with a single bed with an 80-inch mattress, individual desk with chair, chest of drawers, microwave, and refrigerator. Please refer to each residence hall for more specific room information.
- Sheets Twin XL, 80 inches
- Mattress Pad
- Pillows
- Blankets/bedspread
- Towels
- Desk Lamp
- Alarm Clock
- Cleaning Supplies
- Laundry Basket/Bag
- Computer (strongly encourage, but not required)
- Identification documents including driver’s license, passport, birth certificate, etc.
When you are admitted to the University, you will receive access to the online housing application, which will include a questionnaire designed to help us match you with a compatible roommate. While we cannot guarantee a perfect roommate match, we try to assign students together who have similar interests. It is important that you complete the online application honestly. By July 1st, prior to your arrival, you will receive a letter notifying you of your roommate. At that time, we encourage you to contact your prospective roommate, not only to get to know him/her, but also to coordinate who will bring certain items. We do supply each student with a computer/data line, access to the wireless network and one TV service connection per room.
For Winter Break, students must complete a break housing application if they wish to stay for any dates past Fall residence hall closing or if they wish to return early before Spring semester check-in. Reference our housing calendar for specific dates.
Any damages are charged to the responsible party, if known. If something is damaged, please report it to a Housing and Residence Life staff member. If the responsible party is not identified, the damages may be divided evenly by the residents who live in the area (if in a bedroom, it may be split between roommates. If in a common lounge, it may be split between all residents of the apartment, suite, or building. See our Community Standards page for more information regarding damages.
All first year or transfer students are required to live on campus for 2 years unless they meet on of the following exemptions:
- Student lives within a 50-mile radius of the Daytona Beach campus (must provide documented proof that corresponds with Florida Residency requirements).
- Student is 21 years of age or older as of September 1 (of Fall academic year)
A comprehensive campus food service program is available to students. First-year and second year students are required to purchase a meal plan.
Our Housing Calendar includes important housing dates throughout each semester.