Florida State University student housing
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Student housing at Florida State University
Florida State University
The Florida State University is a space-grant and sea-grant public university located in Tallahassee, Florida, United States. It is a comprehensive doctoral research university with medical programs and significant research activity as determined by the Carnegie Foundation...

is governed by the Office of University Housing, and provides housing for undergraduates, graduate students, and professional students on and off-campus. Overall about 85% of first time in college students live in residence halls. In addition over 20% of all undergraduates live in student housing.

Facilities at Florida State include 17 residence halls on campus. About 6,200 undergraduates live in a majority of the residence halls. Nontraditional Student and Family Housing consists of Rogers Hall, an apartment facility with 94 one bedroom units reserved for single graduate students and older single undergraduate students, a single or double-occupancy apartment; Alumni Village with housing for families and single graduate students and older undergraduate students; and Ragans Hall an apartment facility with space for graduate students designated in building 4. Ragans Hall also houses undergraduate students above the freshman level in three-and four-bedroom apartments, with a total capacity of 555 students. In addition McCollum Hall, an apartment facility with 40 single-occupancy efficiencies and 40 townhouses is also available.

East Campus Area

  • Broward Hall
    • Capacity: 135
    • Status: Male/Female
  • Bryan Hall
    • Capacity: 131
    • Status: Male/Female
    • Home of the Bryan Hall Learning Community
  • Cawthon Hall
    • Capacity: 297
    • Status: Male/Female
    • Home of the WIMSE Learning Community and Music Living-Learning Community
  • Degraff Hall
    • Capacity: 700
    • Status: Male/Female
    • Registered Historic Building
    • Home of the Social Science Learning Community
  • Deviney Hall
    • Capacity: 243
    • Status: Male/Female
  • Dorman Hall
    • Capacity: 281
    • Status: Male/Female
  • Gilchrist Hall
    • Capacity: 229
    • Status: Male/Female
    • Home of the Honors Residential Community
  • Jennie Murphree Hall
    • Capacity: 326
    • Status: Female
  • Landis Hall
    • Capacity: 403
    • Status: Male/Female
    • Home of the Honors Residential Community
  • Reynolds Hall
    • Capacity: 243
    • Status: Male/Female
    • Home of the Pre-Health Learning Community

  • West Campus Area

    • Kellum Hall
      • Capacity: 538
      • Status: Male/Female
    • McCollum Hall
      • Capacity: 199
      • Status: Male/Female
      • Only Sophomores to Seniors allowed
    • Ragans Hall
      • Capacity: 555
      • Status: Male/Female
      • Only Sophomores to Graduate Students allowed
  • Salley Hall
    • Capacity: 570
    • Status: Male/Female
  • Smith Hall
    • Capacity: 553
    • Status: Male/Female
  • Wildwood Hall
    • Capacity: 700
    • Status: Male/Female
    • Home of the Nursing Learning Community and the Social Justice Living Learning Community

  • Graduate & Family Housing

    • Ragans Hall
      • Capacity: 555
      • Status: Male/Female
      • Only Sophomores to Graduate Students allowed
    • Rogers Hall
      • Apartment Building
    • Alumni Village
      • Capacity: 791


    Alumni Village, the designated housing unit for FSU students with children, is zoned to Leon County Schools
    Leon County Schools
    Leon County Schools is a school district serving Leon County, Florida and based in Tallahassee.As of the 2004 - 2005 school year, it has about 34,100 students, 2209 teachers and 2100 administrative and support personnel. The current superintendent of schools is Jackie Pons.-History:Education in...

    . Residents are zoned to Pineview Elementary School, Nims Middle School, and Rickards High School. When Bellevue Middle School existed, Alumni Village was zoned there.

    For an eight year period ending in 2011 Alumni Village's occupancy rate decreased.

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