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How do I apply for on-campus housing at the University of Florida?
You can apply through the UF Housing Portal after being admitted. Submit the application, pay the deposit, and select preferences for room type and roommates. Assignments are typically made based on availability.
What types of residence halls are available for undergraduate students?
UF offers traditional, suite-style, and apartment-style residence halls, such as Jennings Hall, Beaty Towers, and Cypress Hall, catering to different needs. Options include single-gender, co-ed, and themed living-learning communities.
Are freshmen required to live on campus?
Living on campus is not mandatory for freshmen, but it is strongly encouraged. On-campus housing fosters a sense of community, provides convenient access to campus facilities, and supports academic success.
What amenities are included in the on-campus housing facilities?
Amenities typically include Wi-Fi, study spaces, laundry facilities, recreational areas, and utilities like electricity, water, and air conditioning. Some residence halls also feature kitchens and furnished rooms.
How are roommates assigned, and can I choose my roommate?
Roommates are assigned based on lifestyle preferences indicated in the housing application. Students can request specific roommates by mutual agreement during the application process.
What is the cost range for on-campus housing, and what does it include?
On-campus housing costs range from $2,800 to $5,800 per semester, depending on the hall and room type. The cost includes rent, utilities, and access to common areas and amenities.
Is there housing available for graduate students and families?
Yes, UF provides family and graduate housing in apartment-style accommodations like Corry Village and Diamond Village, which offer a community-oriented environment with necessary amenities.
What are the meal plan options for students living on campus?
UF offers various meal plans, including unlimited, weekly, or declining balance plans. Dining options are available across campus, accommodating dietary preferences and providing flexibility for students.
How does the housing application timeline work, and when are assignments made?
Applications typically open in the spring. Housing is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, and notifications are sent out a few months before the semester begins.
What should I do if I have specific housing accommodation needs due to a disability?
Contact the Disability Resource Center (DRC) and submit documentation outlining your accommodation needs. The housing team collaborates with the DRC to provide suitable arrangements, such as accessible rooms or other modifications.