Single (Heidepreim, Thomas, Humbert) | $2,692 |
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Single (Wenona Cook Small) | $2,071 |
Single (Wenona Cook Large) | $2,587 |
Single (Bordeaux Hall) | $4,171 |
Double Occupancy (Heidepreim, Thomas, Humbert) | $2,061 |
Double Occupancy (Bordeaux Hall) | $2,945 |
Double Occupancy (Wenona Cook) | $1,948 |
Double Room - Single Occupancy (Wenona Cook) | $2,898 |
Double Room - Single Occupancy (Heidepreim, Thomas, Humbert) | $3,014 |
Apartment - Single Occupancy | $3,495 |
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Apartment - Double Occupancy | $2,670 |
Apartment - Suite Double - Single Occupancy | $3,920 |
Two-bedroom apartment - including utilities - per month (12-month contract) | $890 |
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Note: The months of May & August are prorated.
Summer Double Occupancy | $133/weekly |
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Summer Single Occupancy | $198/weekly |
Room Types (Six options available with varying costs):
Pricing: See Tuition and Fees page under Housing
Contract Term: Binding for full academic year (spring only for spring admits)
Breaking Contract: Student obligated for full term's rental fees
Applicants must have an active student ID and meet all of these criteria:
Plus one of these criteria:
All of the Residence Halls at BHSU are co-ed. This means that men and women share the same living facility and that mixed-gender visitation is permitted throughout the building. Heidepriem and Thomas are located on the west side of campus, built around the same time, and are structurally similar. Heidepriem and Thomas have built-in closets and desks. Wenona-Cook (WC) is our oldest hall (built in 1899) and has recently been renovated. Room sizes in WC are generally bigger and have new desks and wardrobes. Parking is limited around WC, so students residing in WC have to park down in the Young Center parking lot. Humbert hall is a smaller residence hall that will be comprised of all larger single rooms billed at the DAS rate and guarantees a student his/her own room in the residence hall.
Fans, rugs or carpet, under-bed storage bins, microwaves--must be UL600 or under, TV, refrigerator--less than 3.6 cubic feet, computer, bedding (extra-long twin sheets-36X80, see Campus Linen Offer), couch or chairs, computers, charging cables, and items to decorate with.
Each double room is furnished with two adjustable-height beds, while beds can be bunked they are not made to be lofted, two dressers, two desks, and two chairs. Each room has a sink and mirror, tile floors (Heidepriem and Thomas Hall have carpet floors), and mini blinds on windows.
The room assignment a student receives is the best Residence Life can do to accommodate a student's preference. If you are interested in moving, let your hall director or the hall director of the building you wish to move into know--he/she will put you on their waiting list. The hall director will inform you if a room opens up. Room changes are not allowed during the first two weeks of each semester. Your hall director must authorize room changes—a room change form must be filled out when you change rooms. The hall director of the building you want to move to handles moves between halls.
We are an organization of people like yourself, designed to answer your questions about living in the residence halls and to involve you, the residents, in various services and activities in and around the campus. We:
At the beginning of the year, each hall seeks out students who are interested in being part of the community council as Wing Reps. Officer positions are generally elected in the spring semester.
If you'd like more information about campus clubs and organizations, please visit the Student Engagement and Leadership Center (the SELC) for a detailed list of active clubs and orgs at BHSU.
Residence Life assigns rooms based on priority (first-come first-serve basis). A student's priority date is the date Residence Life receives a student's CONTRACT and DEPOSIT. The priority system allows us to be fair in assigning rooms. We take a look at your priority of preferences (Roommate, Hall, or Smoking) and do our best to fulfill your preferences. If you did not get the hall or roommate you requested, it is due to your priority of preference and the availability of your requests.
Two important steps a student can do to increase the chance of receiving their requests:Residence Life's ability to accommodate room preference decreases significantly after March. Also, the deadline for Scholarship Applications is .
No, there is no age requirement to live on campus at BHSU. While we welcome all students in our residence halls and apartments, there are some differences. One is that minors (those under 18 at the start of their contract) need to have a parent or legal guardian co-sign their housing application and agreement. The link to a paper/pdf version of the contract is below.