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Housing Costs

Housing at Calvin can provide a common, shared experience for all students with unique opportunities along the way. Use the table below to compare options.

Residency Requirement

As a residential school, we require you to live on campus for your first two years after high school, unless you're 21 or older, married, part-time, or living at home with your parents.

Costs and Amenities

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ÌýResidence HallsKnollcrest East ApartmentsTheme HousesUpper-Class Residence Hall Floors
Class Level RequirementFirst-year, sophomore
(Jr./Sr. optional)
Junior, senior, grad studentJunior, seniorJunior, senior, grad student
Proximity to CampusOn campusOn campus10–20 minute driveOn campus
Utilities & AmenitiesTrash, internet, laundry, cleaning suppliesTrash, internet, laundry, cleaning suppliesTrash, internet, laundry, cleaning suppliesTrash, internet, laundry, cleaning supplies
Cost (approx.)$12,600 per year with Calvin Core 19 meal plan per personÌý
(meal plan required)
$4,650 per yearÌý
$2,325 per semester
$1,800 per semester, per personCost varies by meal plan and single/double occupancy
Safety Services (escort ride service provided dawn to dusk)YesYesNoYes
Additional application or interview requiredGeneral floors: noÌý
Living-learning communities: yes
NoYesNo
Furnishingsbed, dresser, desk, chair, shelvesbed, dresser, desk, shelves, dishwasher, microwave, kitchen table & chairsbed, dresser, desk, chair, general house furnishingsbed, dresser, desk, chair, shelves
ProgrammingYesYesYesYes