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Residence Life requires all first and second year students to live in the Residence Halls. If you have earned more than 60 credit hours AFTER high school or are 21 or older, you may live in upperclassmen housing.
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Residence Life requires all first and second year students to live in the Residence Halls. If you have earned more than 60 credit hours AFTER high school or are 21 or older, you may live in upperclassmen housing.