Do freshman live on campus at UF?

At UF, more than 80% of incoming freshmen choose to live in university housing. Freshmen and transfer students admitted for Summer B are required to live in campus housing for their first Summer B semester if they secure a housing contract for Fall/Spring. You can find more information on the UF Housing site.

Which UF dorms have private bathrooms?

The double rooms are newer, nicer, and larger than the double dorms in the traditional UF dorms. Every room at Windsor Hall has a private bathroom and kitchenette inside the dorm room, unlike traditional dorms where you share a communal bathroom with 40 people.

Are dorms at UF coed?

Residence Halls for UF Students: Ivy House offers Single, Double and Triple luxury dorm rooms with bathrooms shared on the hall (similar in set up to Broward Hall and Jennings Halls, but the rooms are much larger, newer and more upscale). This is the only female-only dorm for UF students.

Is UF dorms coed?

Does UF require freshmen to stay in dorms?

Did you know that you’re not required to live on-campus as a UF freshman? That’s right. Over 80% of University of Florida students, including freshmen, choose off-campus housing options as their home base. In fact, a search for off-campus housing near UF can be a great option if you’re on the UF housing waiting list.

Is it better to live on campus or off at UF?

On-campus housing, while generally all-inclusive, can be expensive. Some students prefer off-campus housing because it offers more space than on-campus housing. Students enjoy getting away from the hustle and bustle to find rest in their own home.

What is not allowed in UF dorms?

Residents are prohibited from allowing people who are not their guests into the building or onto the floor/house/ section of the residence hall. Residents are prohibited from propping open or causing any floor/section exit door or building exit door to be propped open.

Can you dorm with the opposite gender at UF?

Students in UF residence halls now can have only roommates of the same gender, said Sharon Blansett, assistant to the associate vice president for student affairs. Depending on the hall, students live in coed floors, sections, apartments or suites.