We embrace diversity and ensure accessibility in our housing, offering a home for everyone. Choose from our traditional halls and apartments, family-friendly housing, or gender-inclusive accommodations.
For those seeking a sense of community with like-minded peers or within cultural groups, our affinity housing communities provide a space to connect and thrive.
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Do you love planning events, celebrating achievements, and making a difference for your fellow students? Our residential leadership programs offer the perfect way to get involved! Advocate for student needs, organize memorable events, and gain valuable leadership skills that will last a lifetime.
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All incoming first-time students are required to live on campus for two academic semesters (fall and spring) unless they meet one of the following exceptions:
You must submit all exemption requests in writing and have them approved by the Director of Housing. If you apply for on-campus housing, are housed for the fall term, and do not request an exemption, you must reside on campus for the entire academic year. You can submit your exemption request online.
The flexible housing application process allows personalized roommate pairing based on shared interests.
First-year students: Fill out the housing application with the same type of accommodations and priorities. Request each other as roommates.
Continuing students: Form your roommate group during the housing application process. The member with the earliest timeslot can reserve a room for everyone else when it's their turn to pick.
All students living in residence areas without full kitchens are required to enroll in a dining plan. They are automatically signed up for the 19-meal plan but can change to the 14- or 10-meal plan through their housing portal until the Census Date.
Apartment residents are not required to have a meal plan but may add one through their housing portal.
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Student services through Grub Hub can help you find housing off-campus, review leases, provide emergency housing, rent, move-in, and financial assistance.
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RAs are an integral part of our community of care on campus, and are responsible for cultivating a supportive and inclusive environment in student housing.
Learn about what being an RA means, steps to apply, and important dates
FLC has two residential leadership programs, National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH) and Campus Living Student Association (CLSA). These leadership programs provide opportunities such as:
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Did you know? Participating in leadership programs is also a great way to make a RA application standout.