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Arcadia University offers warm, welcoming student spaces and residential options designed to support your success.
Arcadia is a residential campus, meaning that students who do not live within 25 miles live on campus for their first two years. Our residence life team fosters a inclusive community that celebrates diversity and encourages individuality.
Single bedroom: $4,900 per semester
Double Bedroom: $4,200 per semester
Deposits accepted starting Feb. 1 and due by Feb. 17.
Returner Housing Selection Process: Feb. 28 through March 10 (prior to spring break)
All Arcadia Housing is coed, in that all residence halls house both genders. Most halls are coed by floor or wing. If you indicate an interest, some floors offer a coed by room experience, where male and female rooms are located on the same floor. Additionally, Knight Hall suites and Oak Summit Apartments provide the option of coed housing by bed, where students of different genders may share the same room. Placements on coed by room floors, or in coed by bed suites and apartments will be made by request only.
Although most first-year housing offers you the opportunity to live with one roommate, many students live with two or more roommates. The Castle, with its elegant spaces, offers the opportunity for you to live with one, two, or up to five roommates. Many students in traditional halls are placed with two roommates, and a few are placed with four roommates.
The Campus Life Housing professional staff is always willing to speak to you should help be needed to decide which housing option will provide the opportunity and experience you desire.
We are dedicated staff that works to create a safe, clean, inclusive environment that contributes to the academic success and personal development of a diverse student body. We accomplish this through a strong network of student and professional staff members who maximize learning moments and advocate for the specific needs of residential and commuter students.
To fulfill our mission and promote the vision of Student Affairs, we:
University Commons, 202
Student Affairs Suite
215-572-4026
215-881-8755 (fax)
Hours: Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.