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All first and second year students are required to live in on campus housing.

All first year students are required to live in a residence hall unless they are approved to live off campus. Sophomores can live in Oaks, Danieley Apartments and Crest. Station at Mill Point and Park Place are for Juniors and Seniors only.

All first and second year students are required to live in on campus housing.

Elon University has a two-year residency requirement and many students choose to live on campus in their third and fourth years as well. The cost of residency varies depending on the type of housing chosen.

All first year students are required to live in a residence hall unless they are approved to live off campus. Sophomores can live in Oaks, Danieley Apartments and Crest. Station at Mill Point and Park Place are for Juniors and Seniors only.

For the convenience of students, all rooms in Elon's residential facilities are furnished with beds, desks, dressers and/or wardrobes. Rooms are furnished with extra-long twin beds, except single rooms in Global and Colonnades have full beds. We recommend students use bed rails for lofted and bunked beds.

Elon University has a two-year residency requirement and many students choose to live on campus in their third and fourth years as well. The cost of residency varies depending on the type of housing chosen.

Animals are not permitted in university owned or operated buildings. Exception will be made only for service animals as indicated by the Americans with Disabilities Act or approved emotional support animals in the residence halls.

For the convenience of students, all rooms in Elon's residential facilities are furnished with beds, desks, dressers and/or wardrobes. Rooms are furnished with extra-long twin beds, except single rooms in Global and Colonnades have full beds. We recommend students use bed rails for lofted and bunked beds.

During a regular academic year, over 800 students work at jobs on the Elon campus alone. Typically, students will work 10 to 20 hours per week (earning between $1,000 and $2,500 per year) in an on-campus office job, with campus recreation, in the library, etc.

Animals are not permitted in university owned or operated buildings. Exception will be made only for service animals as indicated by the Americans with Disabilities Act or approved emotional support animals in the residence halls.

During a regular academic year, over 800 students work at jobs on the Elon campus alone. Typically, students will work 10 to 20 hours per week (earning between $1,000 and $2,500 per year) in an on-campus office job, with campus recreation, in the library, etc.

All new first-year students live in one of five residential neighborhoods. For additional information about the specific neighborhoods, follow the links below: Colonnades Neighborhood. Danieley Neighborhood.

All first year students are required to live in a residence hall unless they are approved to live off campus. Sophomores can live in Oaks, Danieley Apartments and Crest. Station at Mill Point and Park Place are for Juniors and Seniors only.

All new first-year students live in one of five residential neighborhoods. For additional information about the specific neighborhoods, follow the links below: Colonnades Neighborhood. Danieley Neighborhood.

All first year students are required to live in a residence hall unless they are approved to live off campus. Sophomores can live in Oaks, Danieley Apartments and Crest. Station at Mill Point and Park Place are for Juniors and Seniors only.

All first and second year students are required to live in on campus housing. The only exceptions to the preceding requirement are for those students who are living with their parent(s), and non-traditional students and transfer students who have been out of high school one year or more.

All first and second year students are required to live in on campus housing. The only exceptions to the preceding requirement are for those students who are living with their parent(s), and non-traditional students and transfer students who have been out of high school one year or more.

East Neighborhood The majority of the students in the neighborhood are first-year students, many of whom are committed to being change agents and leaders in social and civic innovation. LLCs in this neighborhood include: Elon College Fellows, Honors Pavilion, Paideia: Politics and Active Citizenship, and Service.

East Neighborhood The majority of the students in the neighborhood are first-year students, many of whom are committed to being change agents and leaders in social and civic innovation. LLCs in this neighborhood include: Elon College Fellows, Honors Pavilion, Paideia: Politics and Active Citizenship, and Service.

All first and second year students are required to live in on campus housing.

All first and second year students are required to live in on campus housing.

Facilities and Amenities 5 buildings offering 595 residence hall spaces – 70% doubles, 30% singles (combination of pods and stand-alone singles).

Facilities and Amenities 5 buildings offering 595 residence hall spaces – 70% doubles, 30% singles (combination of pods and stand-alone singles).