At State Fair Community College, students may choose between traditional residence hall-style living and apartments. There are advantages to each. Below you will find information to help you determine which housing option best fits your expectations and needs.
Comparison between the Residence Hall and Campus Apartments
Traditional style rooms with communal restrooms and showers. 2 students per room.
The Residence Hall features coed living, with separate wings for men and women and separate community-style bathrooms. Each two-student room has twin-size bunk beds (they can’t be un-bunked), two desks, two chairs, and two wardrobes; a shared sink and mirror; and internet service. The windows come with blinds. Students living in the residence halls must be on the 19-meal plan.
Amenities:
Built-in Wi-Fi included and TV located in the main lounge. No cable in the rooms. Money-operated Washer and Dryer. Each room has an HVAC unit. Cleaning supplies are provided and available for use. Only one 5-cubic-foot (or smaller) mini fridge is allowed per room, so be sure to coordinate with your roommate. Built-in computer lab with printer.
Helpful items residents can bring include a rug for floors because the floors are tiled, a mattress pad, storage underneath the bed, shower shoes and shower caddie, plastic plates, and bowls and silverware—3 M Command strips for hanging pictures and posters, and quarters for laundry.
There are three room sizes:
Dimension:
East Wing (men’s hall) | 11 x 15 feet | 165 square feet |
West Wing (men’s hall) | 11 x 14 feet | 154 square feet |
North Wing (women’s hall) | 11 x 13 feet | 143 square feet |
Mail: Handled by USPS and each resident get assigned mailbox inside the residence hall