Suite Style Hall: In a suite-style residence hall, two rooms are connected by a bathroom. Bathrooms may be shared by 4-5 students. Students in suite-style halls are responsible for the cleaning of their own bathrooms.

Traditional or Community-Style Hall: Community style residence halls are arranged in the traditional corridor style. Students on each floor share a community bathroom that contains several shower stalls, toilets, sinks, etc. Community bathrooms are cleaned by housing custodial staff.

Single Room: Only one person is assigned to the room. The number of single rooms on campus is very limited.

Double Room: Two people are assigned to the room. This is the most common room type.

Triple Room: Three people are assigned to the room. The rooms are larger than double rooms and are fully equipped for three students. These rooms contain two small refrigerators.

Quad: Four people are assigned to the room. The room will have its own bathroom and will not share with a room next door. The rooms are larger than double or triple rooms and are fully equipped for four students. These rooms contain two small refrigerators.

Any room designated “with bath”: This means that this particular room, regardless of hall type (suite OR community style), has its own bathroom. It does not share with the room next door or share the community bath.