CSU Housing Guide 2024

A Guide to Living in Fort Collins

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Adele Goodwin

Affordable Housing

Don’t Panic!

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Expansive Fitness Center

Yoga Space & Sauna

Free Weights & Cardio Machines

Computer Lab with Free Printing

Group Study Rooms

Stainless Steel Appliances

Quartz Countertops

55-Inch Smart TV

High-Speed Internet

Fully Furnished

Private Bedrooms & Bathrooms

In-Unit Washer & Dryer

Fire Pit & Grilling Area

Rooftop Resort-Style Pool

with Sun Shelf

Hot Tub

Why LIVE ON Campus Again?

Why LIVE ON Campus Again?

By Sylvia Cranmer, Housing & Dining Services Communications

By Sylvia Cranmer, Housing & Dining Services Communications

It is often assumed that after one year of living in the residence halls, all students move off campus. In reality, roughly 15% of the students living in the halls are either returning, transfer, or upper division students. Returning students who sign up during the Returning Student Housing campaign (open now!) have first pick of rooms before new students can access room selection. But sign up soon as spaces for 2024-25 are limited due to anticipated high enrollment and scheduled building renovations.

It is often assumed that after one year of living in the residence halls, all students move off campus. In reality, roughly 15% of the students living in the halls are either returning, transfer, or upper division students. Returning students who sign up during the Returning Student Housing campaign (open now!) have first pick of rooms before new students can access room selection. But sign up soon as spaces for 2024-25 are limited due to anticipated high enrollment and scheduled building renovations.

DESIGNATED SPACES FOR RETURNING, TRANSFER, AND UPPER DIVISION STUDENTS: You get first choice of rooms on campus, including premium spaces set aside for returning, transfer, and upper division students across the residence halls. Also available is a nine month contract option (Aug.–May) at Lodgepole in the Aggie Village apartments, AND new this year, a limited number of double-occupancy, one-bedroom apartments in Lodgepole will be available.

DESIGNATED SPACES FOR RETURNING, TRANSFER, AND UPPER DIVISION STUDENTS: You get first choice of rooms on campus, including premium spaces set aside for returning, transfer, and upper division students across the residence halls. Also available is a nine month contract option (Aug.–May) at Lodgepole in the Aggie Village apartments, AND new this year, a limited number of double-occupancy, one-bedroom apartments in Lodgepole will be available.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION: If you want easy access to

The Rec, Morgan Library, and campus offices and activities, living on campus offers the best location in FoCo.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION: If you want easy access to The Rec, Morgan Library, and campus offices and activities, living on campus offers the best location in FoCo.

SKIP THE COMMUTE: When it’s cold and snowy outside, enjoy the luxury of sleeping in and still arriving to class on time without the hassle of scraping car windows, finding parking, biking on icy or wet roads, or waiting at the bus stop.

SPACE IS LIMITED – RESERVE YOUR ROOM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! On-campus housing is anticipated to be full next academic year, with only 500 spaces reserved for returning students across all halls and limited availability in Aggie Village Lodgepole. The Returning Student Housing Application is open February 5 –March 8, or until returning student spaces are filled, whichever comes first. For more information about all returning student oncampus housing options, visit housing.colostatet.edu/liveon.

SKIP THE COMMUTE: When it’s cold and snowy outside, enjoy the luxury of sleeping in and still arriving to class on time without the hassle of scraping car windows, finding parking, biking on icy or wet roads, or waiting at the bus stop.

EASY, AFFORDABLE LIVING: Forget shared leases, splitting utilities with roommates, and shoveling sidewalks. On-campus living means one inclusive bill that goes directly to your student account with no negotiation required. With the increasing cost of off-campus rent plus all the additional expenses that come with it (think: food, water, trash, electricity, gas, yard care, parking, etc.), living on campus is a very convenient and affordable option.

EASY, AFFORDABLE LIVING: Forget shared leases, splitting utilities with roommates, and shoveling sidewalks. On-campus living means one inclusive bill that goes directly to your student account with no negotiation required. With the increasing cost of off-campus rent plus all the additional expenses that come with it (think: food, water, trash, electricity, gas, yard care, parking, etc.), living on campus is a very convenient and affordable option.

$0 DUE AT SIGNING: If you select a space in the halls or Aggie Village Lodgepole during the Returning Student Housing campaign your deposit from this year carries over to next fall and there are no hidden or surprise application fees, security deposits, or first/last month rent charges.

$0 DUE AT SIGNING: If you select a space in the halls or Aggie Village Lodgepole during the Returning Student Housing campaign, your deposit from this year carries over to next fall and there are no hidden or surprise application fees, security deposits, or first/last month rent charges.

FLEXIBLE, CONVENIENT DINING: In addition to the standard Any 15, 19, and 19+ meal plans, the Any 10 meal plan is offered only to returning hall residents, which provides maximum flexibility with just 10 meals per week. Apartment and Off-Campus meal plans are also available for purchase by any CSU student and come in blocks of five and ten.

SPACE IS LIMITED – RESERVE YOUR ROOM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! On-campus housing is anticipated to be full next academic year, with only 500 spaces reserved for returning students across all halls and limited availability in Aggie Village Lodgepole. The Returning Student Housing Application is open February 5 –March 8, or until returning student spaces are filled, whichever comes first. For more information about all returning student oncampus housing options, visit housing.colostatet.edu/liveon.

FLEXIBLE, CONVENIENT DINING: In addition to the standard Any 15, 19, and 19+ meal plans, the Any 10 meal plan is offered only to returning hall residents, which provides maximum flexibility with just 10 meals per week. Apartment and Off-Campus meal plans are also available for purchase by any CSU student and come in blocks of five and ten.

Easy access to campus life

Save time commuting

compared to many off-campus options

All-inclusive billing

No hidden fees or charges

Flexible convenient meal plans

U+2: Know the Facts

Protect Your Security

What is Normal Wear and Tear?

Know Your Stuff

Apartments and condos are required to provide recycling bins for their residents. Residents can recycle all materials shown on the reverse side. Email recycling@ fcgov.com if your property doesn’t o er recycling bins.

You can also take your recyclables to a drop-o center free of charge. The City’s Timberline Recycling Center at 1903 S. Timberline Road (fcgov.com/TRC) and recycling drop-o center at the Larimer County Landfill accept everyday recyclables.

IF YOU LIVE IN AN APARTMENT: IF

If you live in a house, Your trash bill is based on the size of your trash cart. If you don’t regularly fill your trash cart, call your trash hauler to request a smaller cart and you’ll save money. The smaller your trash cart, the smaller your trash bill. Recycling is included as part of your trash service.

Did you know you receive recycling at no extra cost? If you don’t already have a cart to hold your recyclables, call your trash hauler to get one. You can have as many as two 96-gallon recycling carts at no charge.

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Safe & Sound in Your New Place

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