Housing

2022-2023 Cohort

Housing and Meal Plan Rates

The room and board rate structure aligns with the university's Tuition Guarantee programs. New first–year students are assigned to a cohort based on the semester for which the student first enrolls as a degree–seeking student.

Rates for 2022-23 Cohort approved by the Board of Trustees on February 22, 2022


Room Rates

Traditional Room

Calhoun, Dabney, Daniels, Siddall*
Room Type  Per Semester
Per Academic Year
Multiple Occupancy $3,821 $7,642
Single Occupancy $4,409
$8,818

*Siddall scheduled to reopen fall 2024.

Junior Suite

Marian Spencer, Stratford Heights
Room Type  Per Semester
Per Academic Year
Multiple Occupancy $4,462 $8,924
Single Occupancy $4,828
$9,656

The incentive rate for CP Cincy was only for 2022-2023 academic year.

Suite

CRC, Schneider, Turner
Room Type  Per Semester Per Academic Year
Double Occupancy $4,751 $9,502
Single Occupancy $5,038
$10,076

Apartment

101 Corry, Bellevue Gardens, Morgens, Scioto, USquare, UPA, CP Cincy, The Deacon, The Eden, University Edge
Room Type  Per Semester* Per Academic Year
Double Occupancy $5,015
$10,030
Single Occupancy    $5,317 $10,634

*12-month contracts begin with summer semester 2022 and extend through spring semester 2023. All apartments are considered 12-month contract locations. See Terms and Conditions for more information regarding 12-month contracts.

All academic break periods (Winter Break & Spring Break) are included in the base price of all apartment style units (101 Corry, CP Cincy, Morgens Hall, Scioto Hall, University Edge, The Deacon, U Square, The Eden and University Park Apartments). All other halls exclude break periods from the academic year contract.


Meal Plan Rates

First-year On-Campus Residents

First-year students who have a housing contract through Housing and Food Services are required to purchase the All-Access Residential (formerly known as unlimited) meal plan. Per the terms and conditions of the housing agreement they are not eligible to purchase a Campus Dining Pass or to forego purchasing a meal plan.    

Residential All-Access Meal Plan

This plan offers students maximum flexibility to meet the needs of any eating schedule. Students have the freedom to eat a full meal or to just stop by to grab a snack. The format of this plan eliminates the need to budget meals per week and allows students to enjoy eating at the pace that works best for them. 

For added value the unlimited meal plan comes with fifteen additional meals that you can use to treat a guest.   

Rates for 2022-23 Cohort approved by the Board of Trustees on February 22, 2022

All-Access Meal Plan
Details Per Semester Per Academic Year

Unlimited dine-in meal swipes  

15 guest meals/semester    

$2,455

$4,910

 

Summer Rates

A discounted summer rate is available for continuing residents who lived in university housing the previous spring semester, or who will continue living in university housing in the following fall semester. 

Students who do not live in university housing for the preceding spring or subsequent fall semesters  (i.e., summer housing only) will pay the semester-rate for the summer session.  

Students who are not staying for the full summer term should refer to Summer Housing for UC Students page for more information regarding how this may impact billing. 

  • Continuing residents who do not require housing for the full summer term may be billed at a nightly rate of $37 instead of the full summer discounted rate. 
  • Summer housing only students who are not staying the full summer may be billed a proportion of the full semester rate.
2022-23 Cohort full summer term rates
Room Type Single Occupancy Multiple Occupancy
Continuing resident summer rate $1,337
$1,337
Summer housing only rate $5,317 $5,015

Break Rates

Students remaining in housing during breaks may be billed at a $37 nightly rate. 

During Winter Break and Spring Break, residents with a signed Housing agreement, and who are registered for spring semester classes, are eligible for break housing.

Residents may be relocated for the break period, depending on the status of their permanent residence hall community.

Dining

Dining Centers are closed during break periods. Closing dates may be found on the Food Services website; hours for other campus retail food locations are also listed.