nova.edu/housing UNIVERSITY HOUSING LIVE ON CAMPUS
35:1 RESIDENT TO RA RATIO COMMUNITY PROGRAMS MORE THAN 800 AVAILABLE 24/7 75 STAFF MEMBERS RESIDENCE HALL COMMUNITIES 6
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2 Did You Know? Living on campus provides easier access to professors, clubs, activities, and meals without having to worry about traffic, the cost of gas, or returning to campus for nighttime events. There is peace of mind knowing you don’t have to obsess over paying utility bills, shopping for groceries, or worrying about your Internet connection. Being a resident on campus lets you focus on living. Get involved and make new friends! Full immersion into the college experience fosters a sense of independence with the comfort of built-in safety nets. Your peers are your neighbors, the resident assistants (RAs) care about your success, and a medical center and other support services are right around the corner. Residency Requirement NSU requires first-year students to live on campus. Through research and experience, NSU recognizes that first-year students face an adjustment their first time living away from home. Living on campus provides a transition period, giving you a sense of independence with the comfort of added safety nets. RESIDENCY EXEMPTIONS You are exempt from the on-campus residency requirement if you • reside with a parent or legal guardian within Broward, Miami-Dade, or Palm Beach Counties • are married or in a domestic partnership • are a veteran or active United States military personnel • are 20 years old or older Meal Plan All students living in any NSU residence, regardless of credit hours, must purchase a mandatory, declining-balance plan per semester. If residents choose to apply additional funds to their cards, it can be done at any time. If a balance exists on a resident’s declining-balance plan at the end of the fall semester, the resident’s funds will roll over to the winter semester. Once the winter semester ends, the remaining balance will no longer be available to the resident. Visit nova.edu/housing to review plan details for each hall.
3 Leo Goodwin Sr. Hall 292 Residents Start your Shark journey here. This first-year hall allows you to be on equal footing with your neighbors. As you settle into college life, navigate this new experience with your peers and sharpen your Shark pride. Enjoy a wide range of amenities while creating your first set of college memories. Fast Facts • open to first-year residents • features Goodwin doubles (triples available upon request) • mandatory meal plan (details on page 2) Furnishings: bed, desk and chair, and dresser or armoire Features: private bathroom, large closet, high ceilings, and storage/counter facility Optional appliances (bring your own): 2- to 4-cubic foot refrigerator, microwave Amenities • 24/7 security • community kitchen on the first floor • computer stations in lobby • elevator • large TV lounge • laundry facilities • recreation room • study lounges on each floor • Wi-Fi double: two beds and one bathroom triple: three beds and one bathroom
4 The Commons Hall 501 Residents Live, learn, and thrive. If you enjoy both private time and hubs of activity, this community might be the place for you. Create a retreat and/or sleep schedule in your own room while preserving the ability to connect with suite mates. Share your space with a roommate. Enjoy a community where you can study, host meetings, or meet with friends. Fast Facts • open to first-year residents • dynamic inclusion of living and learning spaces • indoor/outdoor common areas • four-bedroom suites with single- and double-occupancy options • mandatory meal plan (details on page 2) Furnishings: bed, dresser, and desk and chair Features: two bathrooms, bedroom closet, and build in storage/counter facility Optional appliances (bring your own): 2- to 4-cubic foot refrigerator, microwave Amenities • 16 community living rooms • community kitchen on the first floor • 16 study lounges • 2 laundry facilities • 24/7 security • computer/printing stations • elevators • Wi-Fi four-person suite: four standard single bedrooms and two bathrooms five-person suite: three standard single bedrooms, one double bedroom, and two bathrooms four-person suite: three standard single bedrooms, one large single bedroom, and two bathrooms
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6 one-bedroom apartment for one student one-bedroom double apartment for two students Farquhar, Founders, and Vettel Apartments 144 Residents Claim more independence. Live among students already integrated into the fabric of campus life. Experience apartment-style living with the comfort and convenience of remaining in the heart of campus activity. Fast Facts • open to upper-class residents • sand volleyball court, outdoor pagoda, BBQ grills • one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments • mandatory meal plan (details on page 2) Furnishings: bed, dresser, desk and chair, bedroom closet, and two-person sofa Features: full kitchen with refrigerator and stove, private bathroom, and living room Optional appliances (bring your own): microwave Amenities • 24/7 security • laundry facilities • Wi-Fi two-bedroom apartment for two students two-bedroom triple for three students
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8 Cultural Living Center 250 Residents Enjoy unique, green, and open-air space. Revel in the extra natural light afforded by an open-air courtyard. Greet your neighbors from the wraparound, outdoor, balcony walkways or meet them on the first-floor green space. Fast Facts • open to upper-class residents • one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments • mandatory meal plan (details on page 2) Furnishings: bed, dresser, desk and chair, and two-person sofa Features: bedroom closet, full kitchen with refrigerator and stove, private bathroom, and living room Optional appliances (bring your own): microwave Amenities • 24/7 security • courtyard • laundry facilities • Wi-Fi two-bedroom apartment for four students one-bedroom apartment for two students
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10 Rolling Hills C four-bedroom apartment Rolling Hills Apartments 375 Residents Live in a resort-style community. Enjoy a premier experience, combining a quiet study environment and luxurious amenities, all less than one mile from campus. Relax, study, and play in an outdoor oasis featuring a six-foot-deep, walk- in pool with a rock waterfall; an outdoor pool house with a large- screen television; a meandering, outdoor patio; and a pavilion with tropical landscaping. Fast Facts • open to upper-class residents and graduate students • studio-style single apartments or quad suites with four single bedrooms • mandatory meal plan (details on page 2) Features: fully furnished with kitchen, living room, and one or two bathrooms (depending upon configuration) Optional appliances (bring your own): microwave Amenities • 24/7 security • elevators • housing for married students (single apartments with full XL or queen bed) • laundry facilities • Shark Shuttle service • Wi-Fi Rolling Hills A studio apartment
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12 two-bedroom apartment Mako Hall 608 Residents Live in NSU’s newest, apartment-style residence hall. Enjoy a mixture of space and privacy. This newest on-campus hall offers a variety of living options for sophomores in an environment that emphasizes community. The hall also houses the Razor’s Edge Shark Cage Innovation Center—the storefront for studentoperated businesses. Fast Facts • spacious and diversified options for first-year and upper-class residents • one-bedroom double apartments (first-year) • studio, two-bedroom, and four-bedroom apartments (upper-class) • mandatory meal plan (details on page 2) Features: modern finishes, furnishings, full kitchen with microwave and dishwasher, living room, in-unit washer and dryer, full XL beds (twin XL bunk beds featured in one-bedroom doubles) Amenities • 24/7 security • elevators • large, multipurpose room • large social spaces on each floor • multiple study rooms • recreational courtyard • Wi-Fi studio apartment one-bedroom apartment for two students four-bedroom apartment
13 1. Community Make the most of all NSU has to offer. Explore. Express. Engage. 2. Convenience Saving on commute time allows you to balance classes, clubs, work, and fun with less stress. All rates include unlimited laundry, NSU-secured Wi-Fi, furnishings, utilities, air conditioning, and local telephone service. 3. Connection This is a unique time in your life. Meet people from around the globe. Make new friends. Live new experiences. Participate. Volunteer. Lead. Enjoy! Five Reasons to Live on Campus 4. Location You are a short walk or a Shark Shuttle ride from everything—easier access to classes, professors, labs, library resources, recreational facilities, dining options, and campus offices. Without a commute, you also have more time to attend social activities and educational, cultural, and sporting events. 5. Resources Once you move in, your residential assistant is your first point for information and support. These RAs work with Residential Life to foster engagement, organize events, share important updates, and assist in resolving roommate conflicts. University Housing staff members are also available as a resource for housing registration, contract-related questions, and facilities concerns, such as work orders. If you have any questions, contact University Housing by emailing housing@nova.edu or calling (954) 262-7052 or 800-541-6682, ext. 27052.
Visit our website for information on how to apply, room and meal plan rates, and amenities. For off-campus housing options, visit offcampus.nova.edu. Call 866-351-7695 to schedule a tour. Visit nova.edu/housing to apply. ENGAGE. EXPLORE. EVOLVE. LIVE ON CAMPUS. nova.edu/housing FAC-0061-2026DBB SCAN FOR MORE INFORMATION.
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