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Residential Rates for 2013–14 | Meal Plan Rates for 2013–14 Residential Rates for 2012–13 | Meal Plan Rates for 2012–13
The two-month summer "rollover" period is required for residents of the Underwood Apartments who plan to stay for the following academic year. Summer housing is not covered by financial aid.
Information on security/reservation deposits, and on refunds of deposits, housing fees, and meal plan fees, can be found here.
Residential Rates for the 2013–14 Residence Agreement
| Option |
Semester Rate |
Rate for Academic Year |
| Single Room |
$3,247.50 |
$6,495.00 |
Double Room (two occupants, per person) |
$2,860.00 |
$5,720.00 |
Super Single Room (double room with only one occupant) |
$4,012.50 |
$8,025.00 |
| Single Room in Two-Bedroom Suite |
$4,080.00 |
$8,160.00 |
| Larsen House |
$4,290.00 |
$8,580.00
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| Ross House |
$4,290.00 |
$8,580.00 |
| Prospect Hill Apartments |
$4,290.00 |
$8,580.00 |
Courtyard Townhouses - Joan Danforth House - Vivian Stephenson House - Clare Springs House (nine-month agreement) |
$4,457.50 |
$8,915.00 |
Courtyard Townhouses (three-month summer agreement) Summer agreement is not covered by financial aid. |
$2,972.00 |
n/a |
Underwood Apartments (ten-month agreement) |
$8,335.00 |
$16,670.00 |
Underwood Apartments (two-month summer agreement) Summer agreement is not covered by financial aid. |
$3,334.00 |
n/a |
Residential rates for 2013–14 include the use of laundry equipment.
Meal Plan Rates for the 2013–14 Residence Agreement
| Plan |
Semester Rate |
Rate for Academic Year |
| 19-Plus Plan |
$3,065.00 |
$6,130.00 |
| 10-Plus Plan |
$2,947.50 |
$5,895.00 |
| 15-Plus Plan |
$2,840.00 |
$5,680.00 |
| 12-Meal Plan |
$2,685.00 |
$5,370.00 |
Meal plans are required for residents living in Ethel Moore, Hettie Belle Ege, Lynn Townsend White, Mary Morse, Orchard Meadow, and Warren Olney Halls.
19-Plus Plan
- 19 meals per week, to be used at the Founders Commons Dining Room.
- $150 in Points per semester, which must be used by the check-out day of each semester.
- Points can be used at any of the campus dining facilities.
- Weekly meal counts reset every Wednesday at 2:00 am.
10-Plus Plan
- 10 meals per week, to be used at the Founders Commons Dining Room.
- $500 in Points per semester, which must be used by the check-out day of each semester.
- Points can be used at any of the campus dining facilities.
- Weekly meal counts reset every Wednesday at 2:00 am.
15-Plus Plan
- 15 meals per week, to be used at the Founders Commons Dining Room.
- $250 in Points per semester, which must be used by the check-out day of each semester.
- Points can be used at any of the campus dining facilities.
- Weekly meal counts reset every Wednesday at 2:00 am.
12-Meal Plan
- 12 meals per week, to be used at the Founders Commons Dining Room.
- No Points associated with this plan.
- Weekly meal counts reset every Wednesday at 2:00 am.
Important Notes
- The 10-, 15-, and 19-Plus Plans are designed for students who want to eat meals in the traditional all-you-can-eat dining room, but also want flexibility with Points. With these plans students can use their Points at any time in the Tea Shop or the Founders Commons Dining Room.
- Each semester, students may revise their meal plan choices up to one week (seven days) after the start of classes. After this date students may buy "up" to a higher plan, but not "down" from any plan.
- Mills Points, which can be used at any time in any of the campus dining facilities, can be added to any plan. Points may be purchased at the HMDS office using cash, check, money order, or credit card.
- Block Plans, purchased at the HMDS office, allow individuals to purchase a set amount of meals at affordable prices. They are ideal for staff, faculty, commuters, and those in independent living, who are interested in dining on campus more frequently. Block Plans can be used at Founders Commons. As an added bonus, each Block Plan comes with 50 Points that work just like cash at Founders Commons or the Tea Shop. Block Plans may not replace a traditional meal plan for students in the dormitory-style residence halls.
Residential Rates for the 2012–13 Residence Agreement
| *Option |
*Semester Rate |
*Rate for Academic Year |
| Single Room |
$3,185 |
$6,370 |
Double Room (two occupants, per person) |
$2,805 |
$5,610 |
Super Single Room (double room with only one occupant) |
$3,935 |
$7,870 |
| Single Room in Two-Bedroom Suite |
$4,000 |
$8,000 |
| Larsen House |
$4,205 |
$8,410 |
| Ross House |
$4,205 |
$8,410 |
| Prospect Hill Apartments |
$4,205 |
$8,410 |
Courtyard Townhouses - Joan Danforth House - Vivian Stephenson House - Clare Springs House (nine-month agreement) |
$4,370 |
$8,740 |
Courtyard Townhouses (three-month summer agreement) Summer agreement is not covered by financial aid. |
$2,913 |
n/a |
Underwood Apartments (ten-month agreement) |
$8,170 |
$16,340 |
Underwood Apartments (two-month summer agreement) Summer agreement is not covered by financial aid. |
$3,268 |
n/a |
Residential rates for 2012–13 include the use of laundry equipment *Third and fourth semester undergraduate students qualify for 10% discount *Five+ semester undergraduate students qualify for 15% discount *Graduate students qualify for $500 discount per semester Discounts are applicable only during the academic year; summer housing is not discounted
Meal Plan Rates for the 2012–13 Residence Agreement
| Plan |
Semester Rate |
Rate for Academic Year |
| 19-Plus Plan |
$2,985 |
$5,970 |
| 10-Plus Plan |
$2,870 |
$5,740 |
| 15-Plus Plan |
$2,765 |
$5,530 |
| 12-Meal Plan |
$2,615 |
$5,230 |
Meal plans are required for residents living in Ethel Moore, Hettie Belle Ege, Lynn Townsend White, Mary Morse, Orchard Meadow, and Warren Olney Halls.
19-Plus Plan
- 19 meals per week, to be used at the Founders Commons Dining Room.
- $150 in Points per semester, which must be used by the check-out day of each semester.
- Points can be used at any of the campus dining facilities.
- Weekly meal counts reset every Wednesday at 2:00 am.
10-Plus Plan
- 10 meals per week, to be used at the Founders Commons Dining Room.
- $500 in Points per semester, which must be used by the check-out day of each semester.
- Points can be used at any of the campus dining facilities.
- Weekly meal counts reset every Wednesday at 2:00 am.
15-Plus Plan
- 15 meals per week, to be used at the Founders Commons Dining Room.
- $250 in Points per semester, which must be used by the check-out day of each semester.
- Points can be used at any of the campus dining facilities.
- Weekly meal counts reset every Wednesday at 2:00 am.
12-Meal Plan
- 12 meals per week, to be used at the Founders Commons Dining Room.
- No Points associated with this plan.
- Weekly meal counts reset every Wednesday at 2:00 am.
Important Notes
- The 10-, 15-, and 19-Plus Plans are designed for students who want to eat meals in the traditional all-you-can-eat dining room, but also want flexibility with Points. With these plans students can use their Points at any time in the Tea Shop or the Founders Commons Dining Room.
- Each semester, students may revise their meal plan choices up to one week (seven days) after the start of classes. After this date students may buy "up" to a higher plan, but not "down" from any plan.
- Mills Points, which can be used at any time in any of the campus dining facilities, can be added to any plan. Points may be purchased at the HMDS office using cash, check, money order, or credit card.
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