RESIDENCE LIFE AND HOUSING

EXPERIENCE LIVING ON CAMPUS IN VAUGHN'S RESIDENCE HALL

As you’re making your college decisions, you’re also probably deciding where you’re going to live. Choosing to live in a residence hall can help ease the transition to life on your own and help you make new connections to your peers. You can also take advantage of all that New York City has to offer.

Consider becoming part of the Vaughn College residential community. Unlike off-campus living, the residence hall provides you with a unique living environment where all of your neighbors are students just like you. It’s a place to form bonds with people with whom you will be sharing memorable experiences. More importantly, it is a place to foster relationships with the people you’ll consider your best friends for the rest of your life.

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ABOUT RESIDENCE LIFE AND HOUSING

Our all-suite style residence hall ensures that each resident has access to a semi-private full bathroom within their suite. Additionally, the 185-bed three-level building is equipped with a full kitchen and television lounge on the lobby level, a multipurpose room on the second floor, a fitness center on the third floor and two laundry rooms on the second and third floors.

Read Our Residence Hall Policies and Procedures

Fill out the Student Housing Application here

What to bring and what not to bring to the residence hall

Meal Plans

Resident students are required to select/have a Meal Plan each semester they reside in housing. Select Meal Plan options below. Both resident and commuter students may add $50 increments to their balance as the semester progresses. Meal plan questions and inquiries should be directed to .

For additional information see the Tuition and Fees page.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: Are students guaranteed housing?

No. The residence hall’s capacity is approximately 185 residential students. Therefore, housing is available on first-come, first-served basis, provided that the student has been admitted to Vaughn College, has submitted a complete student housing application and has paid the $250 housing deposit. The student will also need to provide a photocopy of a health insurance card on move-in day, as health insurance is required for all resident students.

Q: What is the housing deposit and what is it for?

Each student is required to submit a $250 housing deposit when completing a housing application. The $250 fee will be kept on file to be used towards any excess damages left in your room upon your move-out. If you cancel housing in writing prior to July 1, for the fall semester, or January 1, for the spring semester, the $250 housing deposit will be refunded. After these dates, the deposit is not refunded for housing cancellations.

Q: What is the cost for a room in the Residence Hall?

Please see the Residence Hall Rates and Fees section of the Vaughn College Semester Tuition and Fees page.

Q: How can I change my application?

Students who need to change the information provided on their online housing application can resubmit the same application form they filled out, as posted on the main page of our site. If you have any questions, contact .

Q: When can I move into the residence hall?

In the fall, the residence hall generally opens during the weekend prior to the beginning of classes. However, there are specific move-in dates for new residents versus returning residents, as well as for international students. In the spring and summer semesters, move-in is generally 24 hours before the start of classes. Each academic year’s dates and move-in procedures may vary, so please refer to your Vaughn email for notices from the Office of Residence Life and Housing regarding your move-in. For questions, contact .

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