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St. Cloud State University

Undergraduate Bulletin Table of Contents

Residential Life

CAROL HALL/308-2166
Web site: www.stcloudstate.edu/reslife

Residence Hall Facilities

Benton Hall provides suite-style living for upper-class men and women, with a commons area located in Carol Hall.

Hill-Case Hall is a co-ed residence hall. Men and women are housed in separate wings adjoined by a common lobby area.

Lawrence Hall is a co-ed residence hall with an international focus. Separate areas are set aside for men and women. Room assignments are made by pairing an international student with an American student.

Mitchell Hall is a co-ed residence hall. The top two floors are women, first floor has a co-ed area, and the basement houses men.

Sherburne Hall is a co-ed residence hall. The bottom floors alternate men and women while the top floors are co-ed by wing. Sherburne Hall also has a co-ed floor that houses the honors community.

Shoemaker Hall is a co-ed residence hall with three separate wings that alternate men and women by floor.

Stateview Apartments is a co-ed community for juniors and seniors. Each 4 person apartment is a single-gender apartment with private bedrooms, a living room, bathroom and kitchen with basic appliances. Additionally, specific credit and GPA requirements are necessary.

Stearns Hall is a co-ed residence hall which alternates male and female by floor.

W .W. Holes Hall is a co-ed residence hall which alternates male and female by floor.

All residence halls have areas set aside for study, recreation activities, laundry and cooking. Each room comes equipped with a bed, desk, window covering, wastebasket, closet, desk chair (with the exception of Stateview apartments). All rooms have direct-access computer hook-up, cable television, and local telephone service.

Residence Hall Program

Residential life strives to provide a variety of community living options that are convenient, affordable, and supportive to student's academic and personal success. There is an experienced team of live-in staff members who are always available as resources to answer questions and concerns. These staff members also coordinate a variety of social and educational activities to encourage students to get involved, gain leadership skills, and have fun!

Applications and Contracts

  1. Students enrolling at SCSU for the first time will receive a viewbook and application materials with their acceptance to the University. Students who previously have been enrolled may contact the Residential Life office for more information.
  2. Complete the application/contract. Return the completed contract along with a check or money order for the required pre-payment payable to SCSU.
  3. Notification of fall room assignments are mailed out early in May.
  4. Notice of cancellation must be submitted in writing per terms of the contract.
  5. Contracts for all residence halls are for room and board for the entire academic year, and are paid each semester in advance or according to established pay schedules.
  6. Room and board fees are approximately $5,200 per year for a double room, subject to change by the MNSCU Board of Trustees, and depending upon meal plan selection.
  7. Housing is available for summer school students for approximately $54.00 per week for a double room, and $66.00 per week for a single room, subject to change by the MNSCU Board of Trustees.