Hello future Chanticleers, I'm a Teal Trailblazer also known as a campus tour guide. Often we get a
ton of questions about housing like. which is the best option? Which one did I live in? And lastly,
are we going to get to see all the options? We may not be able to show you all the housing options
on tour, but using the power of technology, we can show you all the housing communities
CCU has to offer. At Coastal. First and second year students are required to live on campus. Why?
Because those students do better academically, develop a stronger connection to the University,
and are more prepared for graduate school and their career choice upon finishing at Coastal.
Living on campus matters and we take pride in your experience. Now let's get going. All first
year students live in one of our residence halls on Elvington Loop or Township Circle.
Some of our communities have special interest housing options, for those who share interest,
goals and majors, like Wall Street business, Seafloor and Teach just to name a few.
Ingle and Eaglin are centrally located near the academic core of campus, Hicks dining hall and
the HTC center, home to basketball, volleyball, our state of the art fitness center and the
Chanticleer bookstore. Both Ingle and Eaglin include single, double and triple occupancy
spaces that include a shared bathroom. Single suite options also include a shared common area.
The Woods community is another popular option for housing.
While the majority of residents that live here are first year students,
we also have options for second year students who prefer to live more towards the heart of campus.
The Woods community features suite style, single occupancy spaces. Upon entry,
we have a shared common area and a kitchenette. Beyond that, we have a shared bathroom with four
individual bedrooms, giving students a place for extra privacy and a place to call their own.
Lastly we will look at David A. and Theresa M. DeCenzo Hall located in our housing community of
Elvington Loop. Living in one of these four halls is a great way to connect with other students,
living in a suite-style environment. There are incredible lounges and gathering areas
and of course quiet study areas. Typically there are five double occupancy bedrooms
and a spacious shared bathroom that University Housing sanitizes routinely.
If you're a new transfer or prospective student wondering, "where would i be my second year,
here at Coastal and beyond? We have two additional communities that you can choose from. The Gardens,
which is a one bedroom apartment, houses two residents.
Each apartment at the Gardens has a kitchen, living room and bathroom.
Another option for all of our upper class students is our University Place
or UP as we like to call it. Located just a short shuttle drive or walk from campus. Our UP is home
to our newest dining facility District 54, plenty of greenery area, basketball, volleyball courts,
as well as our own private pool. UP has one, two, three and four bedroom apartments
with full kitchens and living room area with individual bathrooms and walk-in closets.
Living at UP gives our upper-class students the apartment experience and amenities that they want,
as well as the security and care that they expect. All of our university housing options include
laundry facilities as well as high-speed internet access for no additional cost.
You can use this high-speed internet access, safe for streaming or gaming purposes.
And there you have it, University Housing at CCU. For incoming students,
we have a wide range of choices for you to choose from when applying for housing,
from lifestyle preferences, to roommates, to budget minded options, and amenities.
We hope this sneak peek into each of our residential communities will help you choose the
University Housing that best fits for you. inspirational music