Student accommodation in the United States

Figure is from the Board of Trustees housing-and-dining-rates briefing document, not the live student rate table.

• Brody TripleUS$4,538
• Standard (Double/Triple/Quad)US$5,604

MSU requires students to select a dining plan, billed separately on top of the Housing figure shown here.

• Double, No ACUS$5,793
• Double, with ACUS$6,251
• Single, no ACUS$6,931
• Single, with ACUS$7,385

Meal plans are required in these halls except Linden, Wallace and Wilson. Wallace & Wilson halls are priced separately, $5,112-$6,251/year.

• Four-person suite, private bathUS$6,624
• Three-person suite, private bathUS$7,509
• Single room, community bathUS$10,818

Rates approved by the Board of Regents, March 12, 2026. Quarterly rates are also published; the academic-year figures shown here cover three quarters.

Prices are per person. Other communities (Kahlert Village, Lassonde Studios, Epicenter, Benchmark Plaza, Officers Circle) are priced separately, up to $13,548/year.

Rates are also billed per semester or monthly; Suite Style options are priced separately.

• TripleUS$7,100
• Double Type BUS$7,600
• Double Type AUS$8,400
• Single Type BUS$8,200
• Single Type AUS$8,800

Rates include utilities, furnishings, internet, maintenance and cleaning of common spaces; a separate dining plan is billed on top. 2026-27 rates were not yet published at time of collection.

• Coconino / Kaibab-Huachuca / Navajo-Pinal ($ tier)US$7,270
• Apache-Santa Cruz / Cochise / Gila / Graham-Greenlee / Manzanita-Mohave ($$ tier)US$8,680

Fall semester rent includes a non-refundable $400 Rent Down Payment. All students living on campus with freshman status must have a meal plan, billed separately.

All room rates include heat, electricity, air conditioning, water and trash services; a mandatory meal plan is billed separately for most halls.

• Triple/Quadruple OccupancyUS$8,596
• Double OccupancyUS$8,858
• Super Suites (Morrison Hall)US$9,802
• Single OccupancyUS$10,492

Apartment-style options (Polytechnic, Stacwyck, RAHP) are priced separately, $8,890-$10,720/year. Rates were pending Board of Trustee's approval at time of publication.

Rates are all-inclusive (utilities, internet, laundry). Apartment-style and Value-Bull options are priced separately on the same page.

Room-plus-meal-plan versions cost more ($14,108-$15,452/year); Junior Suite and Suite communities are priced separately, up to $16,886/year with meal plan.

• All first-year locationsUS$8,730
• Bice, Lambeth, or Language House double (upperclass)US$9,410

Other upperclass housing areas range up to $10,560/year for singles with private bath; graduate housing is priced separately.

• Dbl – PremiumUS$13,216
• Dbl – EnhancedUS$12,007
• Dbl – ModifiedUS$10,023
• Dbl – StandardUS$10,023
• Dbl – EconomyUS$9,065

Meal plans (board) are required in all undergraduate residences; the Unlimited Basic Meal Plan costs an additional $6,479/year on top of the room rate shown here. A double room houses two occupants; all prices are per occupant. Additional mandatory fees of $75 (Residential Computing) and $24.75 (Residence Hall Association) are billed separately.

• Donner House Double-as-TripleUS$9,078
• Traditional TripleUS$10,078
• Traditional DoubleUS$11,248
• Boss House Semi-Suite DoubleUS$12,420
• Clyde House Studio Apt DoubleUS$13,098
• Studio Apt TripleUS$13,098
• Traditional SingleUS$13,142
• Fairfax Apartments Apartment DoubleUS$14,364
• Semi-Suite SingleUS$14,418
• Apartment SingleUS$15,136

A/C room variants of the same room types cost more, up to $14,124/year.

A meal plan is required for all on-campus residents, billed separately. Other halls and apartment options range up to $16,376/year (Rowe Village South studio).

• Frelinghuysen, New Gibbons, North Tower, South Tower, Tinsley, Quad I/II/IIIUS$10,742
• Helyar HouseUS$9,986
• Honors CollegeUS$11,342

Rates are approved annually by the Board of Governors and stated as full academic-year (two-semester) figures; the university's own page notes a single semester is roughly half the listed rate.

• Triple RoomUS$11,214
• Double Room / Adjoined Double RoomUS$13,932

Single Room is priced higher at $16,959 (room-only); a meal plan (from $6,849/year) is billed on top and is required for these halls.

• First-Years and SophomoresUS$11,220
• Juniors and SeniorsUS$13,248

• Eaton — Double RoomUS$11,520
• Eaton — Standard SingleUS$17,900

• NRV/Clarke Tower Double/TripleUS$11,540
• Single RoomUS$13,150

Second Year Experience housing is priced separately, from about $11,900 to $15,680/year depending on hall and room type.

• Double RoomUS$11,560
• Single Room / Apartment Shared BedroomUS$15,276
• Apartment Private BedroomUS$18,990

• Triple RoomUS$11,564
• Double RoomUS$12,803
• Single RoomUS$14,691

• Gordon Commons, Shared Room, Shared BathUS$11,718
• Fusion on First, 4 Bed 2 BathUS$13,164
• Fusion on First, StudioUS$17,720

A meal plan, required for all students, is billed separately. Other ASU campuses (Tempe, Polytechnic, West) have their own rate tables not covered here.

Billed alongside a mandatory food charge of $9,520/year for resident students (combined 'Housing' + 'Food' = $21,600/year on top of tuition). Students who live off campus ('nonresident students') pay tuition only, with no housing or food charge from Yale.

The same official table separately budgets a $7,568/yr Food allowance for on-campus students, and an off-campus-apartment housing budget of $14,541/yr — that figure is a market-rent planning estimate, not a confirmed on-campus hall rate, so it is not used here (it is higher than the on-campus rate, unusual for a housing comparison, precisely because it reflects LA-area market rent rather than a subsidized dorm price).

• Triple Room OccupancyUS$12,519
• Double Room OccupancyUS$14,457
• Single Room OccupancyUS$17,055

All utilities, high-speed internet, cable TV and access to computer centers are included in the fee.

• First-Year ResidentsUS$12,522
• Upperclass ResidentsUS$13,914

A small portion of the housing rate covers a service fee supporting residential life staff.

ARC residents are required to select a meal plan, billed separately from the room rate shown here.

• River Campus (standard rate)US$12,822
• MaisonettesUS$12,946
• O'Brien Hall / Genesee HallUS$13,616
• Hill Court (1 bedroom)US$14,012
• Riverview / Brooks Crossing (2-4 bedroom)US$14,346
• Brooks Crossing (1 bedroom)US$15,408

Rent includes all utility costs, wifi, basic cable service, and free use of laundry machines. Shared-apartment rates are billed per person per quarter even though the unit is shared.

Billed alongside a $9,110/year food (meal plan) charge; the source page states 'Housing and food are standard for the University dormitories and meal plans.'

• On-Campus Living (Freshman)US$13,073
• On-Campus Living (Sophomore)US$14,444

Housing is billed alongside a mandatory meals charge of $8,894/year for on-campus students. A one-time $500 Matriculation Fee also applies in the freshman year.

• Double, triple, quad room (standard minimum rate)US$13,170
• Multiple-occupancy room in suiteUS$14,020
• Single without a private bathUS$17,290
• Single with private bathUS$18,570

Apartment-style residences run higher, up to $23,450/year; not included in this range since citing it would require a much longer quote.

• Quad (Traditional Hall, air-conditioned)US$13,202
• Triple (Traditional Hall, air-conditioned)US$13,774
• Double (Traditional Hall, air-conditioned)US$14,558
• Single (Traditional Hall, air-conditioned)US$16,564
• Single + Private Bath (Traditional Hall, air-conditioned)US$17,204

Figures include the base "12 Classic Meals + 15 Dining Dollars" meal plan bundled into the room rate; higher meal-plan tiers cost more. A "Constant Rate Program" locks these rates for up to 4 consecutive years for a student living continuously in University Housing.

• Dobie shared room with private bathUS$13,324
• Shared space with community bathUS$14,465
• Dobie two bedroom shared room with private bathUS$14,116
• Jester shared space with community bathUS$14,937
• Shared space with connecting or private bathUS$15,410
• Jester shared space with connecting or private bathUS$15,884
• Single with community bathUS$16,364
• Jester single with community bathUS$16,808
• Dobie single room with private bathUS$17,913
• San Jacinto or Duren shared space with connecting or private bathUS$18,164
• Premium single with community bathUS$19,104
• Dobie two bedroom single room with private bathUS$19,330
• Jester premium single with community bathUS$19,725
• Premium single with connecting or private bathUS$20,352
• Duren single with private bathUS$20,961

Rates cover 15 on-campus residence halls for the 2026-27 fall and spring terms combined. Meal plan gives unlimited dining-hall visits plus $400 'Dine In Dollars' per term. Rates exclude applicable sales tax; single spaces are limited.

The same page also states an unbilled reference figure of $12,978 for students living off-campus in a building unaffiliated with the university, and $0 for students living at home with their families. Housing is billed alongside a mandatory $6,960/year food charge for on-campus residents.

Billed alongside a mandatory $7,604/year Food charge and $1,024/year Mandatory Fees. New York State residents at the state contract colleges (Agriculture and Life Sciences, Human Ecology, Industrial and Labor Relations) pay the same $13,744 housing rate but a lower tuition; this does not affect international students, who always pay the non-resident tuition rate.

A meal plan is billed separately and required for on-campus residents (Option A: $6,600/year); combined room and board is $20,530/year per Rice's own figure.

• Campus Residence Hall (housing only; meal plan billed separately at $7,000/yr)US$16,640
• On-Campus Apartment (no meal plan)US$20,500

Residence hall food and housing costs include a prorated mini-fridge charge (except Blackwell); residence hall and apartment budgets also include an $85 Student Experience fee (except Bowles Hall, which adds $3,494 instead).

This figure bundles housing AND food together (UChicago does not publish a housing-only figure) — do not treat it as rent alone. For off-campus students the university instead pays an $18,000/year 'Maintenance Allowance' as refunded financial aid, since room and board are no longer billed directly by the University for students who live off-campus.

USC Housing bundles a required meal plan (and optional parking) into this estimate rather than publishing a pure room-rent figure; upperclassman apartment-style housing runs lower, an estimated $16,538-$19,218/year with a partial meal plan.

• Shared room with sink, age 19 and overUS$1,727.50
• Single room with sink, age 19 and overUS$1,985
• Shared room with sinkUS$2,073
• Shared suiteUS$2,232.50
• Single room with sinkUS$2,330
• Single suiteUS$2,832.50

The lower figure in each pair is the rate for residents aged 19 and over. Helaman Halls residents must also buy a meal plan, priced separately. Winter totals equal Fall totals for every room type.

Other communities range more widely, up to $5,863/semester (Towers at Knights Plaza Group).

• Howell Hall, double bedroom (Marietta)US$3,054
• Hornet Village, double bedroom (Marietta)US$4,162
• University Village Suites, 2 or 4 bedroomUS$4,471
• University Village Suites, 1 bedroom / 1 bathroomUS$5,605

Room only. Every cell in the rate tables reads "per semester per person".

• Panther Hall, shared bedroom in a 2-bedroom suiteUS$3,147
• Lakeview Village, private bedroom in a 4-bedroom suiteUS$3,934
• Everglades Hall, private bedroom in a 3-bedroom apartmentUS$4,499
• Honors College at Parkview Hall, private bedroom in a 4-bedroom apartmentUS$5,121
• Honors College at Parkview Hall, studioUS$5,393

Room only. FIU requires a meal plan of all first-year residents; the second figure against each room on the source table is the same room with the required meal plan added, running from $5,042 to $7,288.

• Moody Towers, doubleUS$3,274
• Moody Towers, singleUS$4,477
• Bayou Oaks, 4 bed / 2 bathUS$4,645
• The Quad, 4 bed / 1 bathUS$4,962
• University Lofts, 1 bed / 1 bath furnishedUS$7,517

Starred room types require a meal plan, priced separately. The published sheet marks the rates "Subject to approval by Board of Regents".

• QuadUS$3,335
• Triple / Triple Shared BathUS$3,725
• Double / Double Shared Bath / Double Private BathUS$4,330

A meal plan membership is required in addition to the room rate. Other Pitt halls (e.g. Amos Hall) run higher, up to $5,510/term for a single.

• Highlands double (apartments)US$3,375
• Bryce Lawn single / Highlands singleUS$4,475
• Suite-style single, four-bedroom unitUS$5,000
• East Edge studioUS$6,500

Traditional halls, suite-style halls and apartments are all on the same published sheet, which states above the tables: "Nine-Month Contracts. The rates shown below are per student, per semester."

• Broward Hall, Traditional TripleUS$3,465
• Broward Hall, Traditional DoubleUS$3,929
• Broward Hall, Traditional SingleUS$4,161
• Beaty Towers, Apartment DoubleUS$4,222

Excludes the $197/semester Residential Telecom Fee and any dining plan. Category C (air-conditioned, single occupancy) costs up to $6,834/semester.

• Double occupancy room, community bathroomUS$3,660
• Double occupancy room, in-suite bathroomUS$4,480
• Single occupancy room, community bathroomUS$5,325
• One-bedroom apartment, Bobcat VillageUS$6,190

Residence-hall students must also buy a meal plan, which is not included. The apartment communities are upper-division only.

• CHCRC Economy TripleUS$3,736
• Expanded Housing SharedUS$3,886
• CHCRC First-Year SharedUS$4,938
• CHCRC Suite SharedUS$5,415
• CHCRC First-Year SingleUS$6,510
• CHCRC Apartment SharedUS$6,193
• CHCRC Suite SingleUS$7,144
• CHCRC Apartment Single / North Apartment SingleUS$7,989

• TripleUS$3,738
• DoubleUS$4,150
• Quad with BathUS$4,150
• SuiteUS$4,910
• SingleUS$5,390

Rates include utilities; a Campus Meal Plan is a required separate charge. Other University Park halls and other campuses have their own rate tables.

• Quad Traditional (Field, Harrison, Howell, Towers, Glenn, Hopkins, Smith)US$3,762
• Double Traditional (Armstrong, Caldwell, Field, Folk, Fulmer, Hanson, Hefner, Howell, Montag, Smith, Brown, Cloudman, Fitten, Freeman, Glenn, Harrison, Hopkins, Matheson, Perry, Towers)US$3,919
• Double Traditional (Peterson)US$3,953

A $30/semester Housing & Residence Life Events and Experience Fee applies on top for all undergraduate/graduate housing. Rates are per semester; a full academic year (fall + spring) would be roughly double these figures, but that annualisation is arithmetic, not itself published by Georgia Tech as a yearly rate.

Meal plans are required in traditional halls, billed separately. Suites and Apartments/Townhouses are priced separately, up to $7,395/semester.

• DoublesUS$3,970
• SinglesUS$4,600
• Wolf Village/Wolf Ridge — 1 bedroom/studioUS$5,375

A $150/semester ResNet fee also applies.

• Adams Hall and Wood Hall TripleUS$4,000
• Doolittle DoubleUS$4,600
• Residence Hall 1 and 2 DoubleUS$5,150
• Apollo DoubleUS$4,800
• Chanute 1 Bedroom DoubleUS$4,300
• Chanute 2 Bedroom SingleUS$5,400
• Chanute Studio PrivateUS$6,000
• O'Connor Hall DoubleUS$4,000
• Residence Hall 3 PrivateUS$6,800
• Stimpson DoubleUS$4,800
• Stimpson TripleUS$4,100

Per the same page's room-type key: Triple room = three residents per bedroom; Double room = two residents per bedroom; Single room = one resident, shared bathroom; Private room = one resident with their own bathroom.

• Rate 3 -- shared/community-bathroom rooms for 2-3 students (South campus), or a renovated 4-person suite with cluster bathroom (West campus)US$4,175
• Rate 2A -- 4-person suite with cluster bathroom, or 2-person room with in-room bathroom (both North campus)US$4,325

Two further standard rates are published for the same 2026-27 Tuition Guarantee cohort but fall outside the quoted passage: Rate 2 (the largest room-type category -- most 2-4 person rooms and suites) at $4,467/semester, and Rate 1 (renovated suites, apartments and "superdouble" rooms) at $5,362/semester. All standard rates add a $20/semester Hall Council Program Fee, and academic-year (non-guarantee) halls add $150/year. A dining plan is billed separately and required in most halls.

First-year housing requires a meal plan (billed separately). Rates vary by building; this is one representative first-year hall.

• Triple Occupancy Room (all halls except Middlebrook, Pioneer, 17th Avenue)US$4,260
• Double Occupancy Room (all halls except Middlebrook, Pioneer, 17th Avenue)US$4,508
• Centennial 2-person suiteUS$4,508
• Double Occupancy Room, Middlebrook HallUS$4,633
• Double Occupancy Room, Pioneer Hall and 17th AvenueUS$4,658
• Middlebrook/Frontier 2-person suite with adjoining bathUS$4,872
• Middlebrook 2-person suiteUS$4,988
• Single Occupancy Room (all halls except Middlebrook, Pioneer, 17th Avenue)US$5,057
• Single Occupancy Room, Middlebrook HallUS$5,182
• Single Occupancy Room, Pioneer Hall and 17th AvenueUS$5,207

Room charge only; a meal plan (Unlimited or Unlimited Plus) is billed separately and required for all residence hall residents. Winter break housing (Dec 23-Jan 18) costs extra. Apartment-style housing (Keeler, Wilkins, Yudof) is priced separately on the same page, by term rather than semester, and living in University housing is not required at UMN.

• Open TripleUS$4,555
• Open DoubleUS$5,450
• Split Double/Large Open DoubleUS$5,990
• Open Double with BathUS$5,990
• Large Open Double (with Bath)US$6,200
• Suites (all other locations)US$6,145
• 3-person suite with Bath (Washington Arms)US$6,415
• Regular SingleUS$6,415
• Large Single/Single with BathUS$7,070
• 2-person suite (Haven Hall)US$7,070
• 2-person suite with bath (Haven, Washington Arms & Watson Halls)US$7,070
• Modern Open Triple (with Bath)US$7,610
• 1-person suite (Haven Hall)US$7,610
• Modern Open Double (with Bath)US$7,820

Figures are for residence halls only. A meal plan is required for all residence hall residents. Apartment-style housing (Milton Hall, South Campus Apartments) is billed at separate, generally higher rates on the same page, up to $9,235/semester, and does not carry a meal plan requirement.

• Triple Room, Residence Halls (Elm Hall, Maple Hall, Spruce Hall, Weaver Towers, Traditional Halls)US$4,612
• Double Room, Residence HallsUS$5,461
• Single Room, Residence HallsUS$6,776

The same official rates page also lists other on-campus/university-managed housing not captured in this range, all also confirmed for 2026-27: the sophomore-only 1750 Jackson Street Apartments and Lookout Apartments (Double/Single/Private Studio, $6,100-$8,020 per person per semester); university-owned Greek housing at Alpha Phi, Pi Beta Phi, Sigma Kappa and Phi Gamma Delta (flat $4,892 per person per semester); and The Village at Mines Park upper-division and family apartments, billed per person per month (not per semester) at roughly $1,076-$2,003 depending on unit size, inclusive of laundry, internet, water, gas, electric and trash removal. A mandatory $50/semester Programming Fee applies to Residence Hall, 1750 Jackson, Lookout, and Mines Park residents; a meal plan is required in addition for Residence Hall students.

All utilities included. This is the only on-campus room type UT Dallas publishes a specific price for on this page; Canyon Creek Heights and University Village are priced separately.

Global Village and Riverknoll apartment-style options are priced separately, up to $9,090/semester (Studio).

• Triple RateUS$5,264
• Double RateUS$6,248
• Single RateUS$7,348
• Super-Single RateUS$7,777

• Double RoomUS$5,380
• Double Room, Private BathroomUS$5,514
• Single Room, Shared BathroomUS$6,294
• Single Room, Private BathroomUS$6,695

Twelve-month contracts (covering winter/summer breaks) add $1,350/semester. Maple Hall apartments are priced separately, up to $10,025/semester.

Rates and information subject to change, per NYU's own proposed-rates document.

Rates shown are per semester; Fall+Spring totals are double. A meal plan is required for most residents, billed separately.

• 2 Person Room/DoubleUS$5,769
• 4 Person SuiteUS$5,769
• 2 Person SuiteUS$7,167
• SingleUS$7,711

Natural gas, cable, electricity, internet, washing machine and recycling are included. Other halls/apartments (Modular, Commons, Balcony types) have their own, generally lower, rates.

• Non-Designed Triple (Kennedy, McCarthy/Reynolds)US$6,253
• Double/Floor Bath (LXR, Kennedy, McCarthy/Reynolds)US$6,856
• Single/Private Bath (Copley)US$7,772
• Single/Private Bath (Arrupe)US$8,178

Room fees include all utilities (electric, gas, water, heat, AC) and Wi-Fi, plus room furniture (bed, mattress, desk, dresser, closet); a separate refundable $200 damage deposit is assessed. Georgetown's on-campus apartment- and townhouse-style residences (Nevils, Village A, Henle, Alumni Square, Byrnes & Hayden, Ida Ryan & Isaac Hawkins Apartments, Townhouses) are priced higher on the same page -- roughly $6,672 to $10,660 per semester -- reflecting added kitchens and living-room furniture.

The same rate sheet lists Semester Meals separately by dining plan (from $2,474.35 for the '5 Day Bronze' plan up to $3,684.70 for '7 Day Platinum') plus a $20 Semester Activity Fee, both billed on top of the room rent recorded here -- a meal plan is required in this hall (SJSU's self-catering Campus Village B apartments are the only room type offering a 'No Meal Plan' option).

• Bunked Roommates, community bathUS$8,282
• Roommate(s), community bathUS$9,622
• Roommate(s), attached bathUS$10,628
• Individual space, community bathUS$10,628
• Roommate(s), apartment-style shared roomsUS$10,628
• Individual space, attached bathUS$10,930
• Roommate(s), apartmentUS$10,930

Figures cover Room & Board together (housing plus meal plan), not room-only rent. Rates are for new and continuing students combined across the two room-category columns on the university's own rate sheet.

• Triple occupancy roomUS$6,276
• Double occupancy roomUS$7,044
• Single occupancy roomUS$8,228
• Private single with shared living areaUS$8,612

Room only; residential meal plans are billed separately at $4,355.98 to $4,793.32 for the academic year and are required for first-year residents.

• Standard tripleUS$9,796
• Standard doubleUS$10,920
• Plus doubleUS$11,582
• Standard singleUS$12,034
• Premium doubleUS$12,264
• Premium single or 2-bedroom suiteUS$12,978

Room only; meal plans are separate and start at $5,080 for the academic year. The Plus and Premium bands are renovated or newly built halls. All residents also pay a $60 social fee.

Resident Life offers traditional (double/single/triple/quad, community bathrooms), semi-suite, suite and apartment-style rooms with rates that differ by style and are approved annually by the Board of Regents (student paper The Diamondback reported a $216/semester increase for a traditional AC double for 2026-27), but no public reslife.umd.edu page lists the resulting per-style dollar figures -- only this aggregate financial-aid estimate and the Housing Agreement's cancellation-fee schedule are published. The same $10,290 figure is published for both Maryland-resident and nonresident students on the same page.

• Triple Room (Residence Halls)US$13,337
• Double Room (Residence Halls, Suites, Double Apartments)US$14,985
• Single Room (Single Apartments)US$15,958

Room only: meal plans are priced separately on the same page and start at $2,439 a year for the 100-block plan, which is available only in the apartments. Eligibility differs by room type - the triple is for first-time first-years only, the single apartment for continuing students, incoming transfers and graduate students, and the double spans residence halls, suites and double apartments with its own per-location restrictions. CSUF also runs a Reduced Rate Program, applied for through the housing application and allocated by selection.

10-month contract totals are $8,500-$9,500. Undergraduate residence hall rates are published separately.

• 2 Bedroom (3 occupants/room)US$977
• 2 Bedroom (2 occupants/room)US$1,085
• 1 Bedroom (3 occupants/room)US$1,031
• 1 Bedroom (2 occupants/room)US$1,194

Residence halls (with required meal plan) are priced separately and higher, up to about $28,542/year including dining.

• Bentley HallUS$4,015
• SuiteUS$4,310

Cable TV, Internet, phone and laundry are included. A Single Room Buyout option costs $5,020-$5,390/quarter. First-year students must also purchase a dining plan.

• Co-op houses (576 Alvarado, Columbae, Hammarskjold) — student-run cooperative housingUS$4,298
• All undergraduate locations except Mirrielees and the co-op houses — furnished room in an undergraduate residenceUS$4,934
• Mirrielees Apartments — apartment-style, the only undergraduate residence with no required board planUS$5,518

The housing charge covers a furnished room in an undergraduate residence, all utilities except Internet, coinless/cardless laundry and Residential Education staff assistance. Charged separately each quarter: House Dues of $141 for upperclass students or $171 for frosh, a $95 Technology Fee for wired and wireless residential internet, and a $44 Mail and Package Fee; early arrival or late departure costs $75 per day. A Stanford Dining board plan is required in every undergraduate residence except Mirrielees and is billed on top, quarterly. Rates are a flat per-quarter charge, so a partial quarter is prorated unevenly.

A meal plan is billed separately and required in Dartmouth's residential system, and is not included in this per-term room figure. Privately-owned (as opposed to College-owned) Greek houses set their own rate independently of the College, subject only to a College-mandated floor of $3,692.40 per term -- that figure is a minimum, not a fixed price, so it is not used as this entry's own range boundary.

• Triple, Tier 1, no meal planUS$11,021
• Double, Tier 1, no meal planUS$12,645
• Single, Tier 1, no meal planUS$15,341

These are the only room-only rates SDSU publishes. First-year and sophomore students must take a meal plan, so their rate sheets quote room and board together - first-year triple/quad through single runs from about $21,109 to $27,213 depending on the plan. The transfer/upper-division sheet prices the same rooms in three building tiers; Tier 2 and Tier 3 cost more than the Tier 1 figures here, with the Tier 3 single the most expensive room on the 9-month licence. An 11.5-month licence is also offered, at higher rates. A $375 non-refundable initial payment is included in the total, not added to it, and housing is billed in eight installments from August. SDSU warns that housing for transfer, upper-division and graduate students is extremely limited and not guaranteed.

• Standard room -- single, double, or quad (Summer 2026)US$234.50
• Graduate private double-room buy-out (Summer 2026)US$308

During the academic year Notre Dame bills 'Housing & Food' as one combined line rather than pricing rooms separately -- $9,496.00/semester ($18,992.00/year) for 2026-2027 per studentaccounts.nd.edu/rates/housing/ -- so no academic-year housing-only figure is published anywhere on Notre Dame's own site; the summer rate above is cited instead because it is the one point where Notre Dame states housing and meal costs separately ("Meal plans are not included as a part of your room accommodation"). Per-night equivalents are also published: $33.50/night standard, $44/night for the graduate private-room buy-out.