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Why Live On-Campus?

Students walking past Whitney Villas
Students walking past Whitney Villas

Built-in Community

Connect instantly with a built-in community from day one. Access support services, including counseling, academic advising, and tutoring, effortlessly.

Convenience & Safety

Save time and money by living steps away from classes, dining hall, computer labs, bookstore, gym, and library in our secure residence halls with key card access.

Better Grades

Studies* show that students who live on campus have a GPA that is nearly 1/10th higher than students who live off campus.

*Studies done by Murray (2011) and Marchant (2012)

Photo of Kodi Lybarger, Sheridan College student

Residence Hall & Meal Plans Costs

*2 semesters, double room. Costs may vary based on room selection, or meal plan.

The Bighorn Mountain Advantage includes savings for on-campus housing and food costs as well as in-state tuition for all. These savings are automatically applied. By choosing to live on-campus, students gain access to a supportive community environment that fosters both academic success and personal growth.

Meal plans are a required part of living on campus. We offer comprehensive meal plans for students living on campus with a variety of options to suit your lifestyle and preferences.

Cost Per Semester

Double RoomSingle RoomEfficiency Apartment*
Room Cost
$1,670 $1,336
$2,285 $1,828$2,855 $2,284
Meal Plan$2,075 $1,660$2,075 $1,660$1,505 $1,204
TOTAL
$3,745 $2,996

$4,360 $3,488

$4,930 $3,488
Bighorn Mountain Advantage Discount-$749
-$872

-$872

Meal Plan Costs

OptionsCost Per Semester
Meal Plan 1:219 Meals* + $50 Flex**$2,075 $1,660
Meal Plan 2:170 Meals* + $275 Flex**$2,075 $1,660
Efficiency Apartment:70 Meals* + $230 Meal Dollars**$1,505 $1,204
*Total meals include five guest passes.
**Flex dollars may be used to purchase individual items at the C-Store, including Starbucks Coffee.

Housing Options

    Photo of the Centennial Hall residential building on the Sheridan College campus.

    Centennial Hall is perfect for meeting new friends. It was designed for fun, featuring a gaming room, meeting room, and large common areas on each floor. Three stories tall, Centennial Hall offers gorgeous views of the Bighorn Mountains and a comfortable living and learning environment.

    What’s Included

    Room Types

    Each double room in Centennial Hall includes two twin-size bed frames with twin extra-long mattresses, two desks and desk chairs, two closets, and two dressers.

    Room Furnishings

    Each double room in Centennial Hall includes two twin-size bed frames with twin extra-long mattresses, two desks and desk chairs, two closets, and two dressers.

    Internet & TV/Cable

    All rooms in Centennial Hall have wired and wireless internet and Roku to provide access to streaming services in the main lobby.

    Parking & Bikes

    The Sheridan College campus provides ample parking space for residents living on campus. Please review our parking rules & regulations. There is bike racks placed around campus. Bicycles may not be taken into the buildings or locked on porches. There is a climate-controlled bicycle storage area located on the southeast corner of Centennial Hall. There are a limited number of bicycle lockers available for rent in this storage room. There are also bicycles available for rent through the Innominate House.

    Laundry

    Laundry facilities are located in each residence hall. Each resident is assessed a $50 laundry fee each semester which gives them access to as much laundry as they care to do.

    Safety

    All residence halls are locked 24/7 and require a key or a key card to access the building. While Sheridan College is a safe campus, we encourage all students to take extra precautions to protect themselves and the community by locking their doors and not letting other people into the buildings.

    Founders Hall with trees blooming and students walking

    Founders Hall is a popular choice for first-year students. It offers traditional double rooms near bathrooms, and access to a full kitchen and common living space. Featuring a shady courtyard, game room, and multiple study areas.

    All wings currently are co-ed, however, complete wings can be designated as single-gender wings if sufficient numbers of requests warrant this. A total of 92 students reside in Founders Hall, divided evenly by the four wings. Second and third year students are given priority for single rooms.

    What’s Included

    Room Types

    Each double room in Founders Hall includes two twin-size bed frames with twin extra-long mattresses, two desks and desk chairs, two closets, and two dressers.

    Room Furnishings

    Each double room in Founders Hall includes two twin-size bed frames with twin extra-long mattresses, two desks and desk chairs, two closets, and two dressers.

    Internet & TV/Cable

    All rooms in Founders Hall have wired and wireless internet and Roku to provide access to streaming services in the main lobby.

    Parking & Bikes

    The Sheridan College campus provides ample parking space for residents living on campus. Please review our parking rules & regulations. There is bike racks placed around campus. Bicycles may not be taken into the buildings or locked on porches. There is a climate-controlled bicycle storage area located on the southeast corner of Centennial Hall. There are a limited number of bicycle lockers available for rent in this storage room. There are also bicycles available for rent through the Innominate House.

    Laundry

    Laundry facilities are located in each residence hall. Each resident is assessed a $50 laundry fee each semester which gives them access to as much laundry as they care to do.

    Safety

    All residence halls are locked 24/7 and require a key or a key card to access the building. While Sheridan College is a safe campus, we encourage all students to take extra precautions to protect themselves and the community by locking their doors and not letting other people into the buildings.

    Whitney Villas Housing at Sheridan College

    Whitney Villas/Lofts are basically apartments on campus, complete with front porches. Each apartment has a full kitchen and furnished living areas in addition to a combination of single and double bedrooms. The Villas/Lofts are air conditioned, have Roku with Philo T.V. services and wireless internet. All residents of the Villas are still required to purchase a meal plan. Enjoy the campus with all the amenities of an off-campus apartment.

    What’s Included

    Room Types

    There are 11 “houses” and 3 “Lofts” with one to five apartments in each. Each apartment has a full kitchen and furnished living areas in addition to a combination of single and double bedrooms. The Villas/Lofts are air conditioned, have Roku with Philo T.V. services and wireless internet. All residents of the Villas are required to purchase a meal plan.

    Room Furnishings

    Each room in the Whitney Villas/Lofts is furnished with an XL twin bed, desk, desk chair, closet or wardrobe for each resident.

    Internet & TV/Cable

    Whitney Villas/Lofts provides a Roku to provide access to streaming services in the main lobby.

    Parking & Bikes

    The Sheridan College campus provides ample parking space for residents living on campus. Please review our parking rules & regulations. There is bike racks placed around campus. Bicycles may not be taken into the buildings or locked on porches. There is a climate-controlled bicycle storage area located on the southeast corner of Centennial Hall. There are a limited number of bicycle lockers available for rent in this storage room. There are also bicycles available for rent through the Innominate House.

    Laundry

    Laundry facilities are located in each residence hall. Each resident is assessed a $50 laundry fee each semester which gives them access to as much laundry as they care to do.

    Safety

    All residence halls are locked 24/7 and require a key or a key card to access any building. While Sheridan College is a safe campus, we encourage all students to take extra precautions to protect themselves and the community by locking their doors and not letting other people into the buildings.

    Have questions? Contact us!

    Call 307-675-0510, or email screslife@sheridan.edu

    Please note: You must be admitted to Sheridan College before applying for housing.
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    Dining Options

    At Sheridan College, we believe in offering quality food that’s convenient for our on- and off-campus students, faculty, staff, and the community. You will find a variety of food options, ranging from stir-fry to brick oven pizza, available in the Thorne-Rider Campus Center, located in the heart of campus.

    With seven food stations, seating up to 500, flat screen TVs, and pool tables, the Thorne-Rider Campus Center is the best place to grab a bite to eat on the go or have a delicious meal over a study session with classmates.

    Students eating lunch in the Griffith Dining Commons at Sheridan College

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