Living & Dining Accommodations

An important aspect of the total educational experience while attending college is the students’ living situation. Daily experiences in the residence hall have a profound influence on the individual’s growth and development which cannot be obtained in the classroom. All single undergraduate students who do not live with their parents and carry 12 or more semester hours on the Ranger campus are required to reside in a college residence hall. Any deviation from this policy must have written approval from the Vice President of Student Services prior to the time of registration. A student whose academic course load falls below 12 semester hours may be asked to move from a residence hall.

The College maintains four residence halls for men: Ranger Hall, which will accommodate 96; Nicksick Hall, which will accommodate 48; Meyerson Hall, which will accommodate 68 and Regents Hall, which will accommodate 32.

The College maintains two residence halls for women: Wagley Hall, which will accommodate 96; and Kuykendall Hall, which will accommodate 48.

A Housing Administration Fee of $100 is required of each dormitory resident, which will cover both the Fall and Spring semesters, and is due and payable prior to their occupancy in a dormitory room. Application, accompanied by the $100 application fee, is submitted to the office of the Campus Support Services. Room assignments are made by the Vice President of Student Services. The $100 fee is non-refundable.

In the cafeteria, capable personnel prepare and serve well-balanced, nutritional meals at a minimal cost. All resident students are required to purchase the College meal plan. A student requiring a special diet may make a formal request to the cafeteria manager for special diet considerations.

The cafeteria and all residence halls will be closed during Thanksgiving and Christmas Holidays, Spring Break, and between semesters. As necessary repairs and cleaning will be done during these periods, the residence halls must be vacated.