Cost and Eligibility

The current year (and as of February each year, the subsequent year) semester residence hall and apartment room rates, meal plan rates, and other fee information can be found on the Viterbo University Business Office Student Information page  under "Policies and Forms, <Current/Next Year> Tuition Fees Schedule".  The Office of Residence Life recognizes that residents appreciate having this information prior to housing selection, and as such, have provided that information below. 

FY2025-2026 Housing Charges (per semester)

Residence Hall/Apartment Shared Room Private Room
Bonaventure Hall $2,750 $4,160
Marian Hall $2,560 $3,840
McDonald Terrace $3,320 $4,980
Treacy House $3,318 $4,977
Rose Terrace $3,320 $4,980
La Verna - 1 Bdrm Apt $3,500 $5,250
La Verna - 2 Bdrm Apt (Large Bdrm) $3,720 $5,580
La Verna - 2 Bdrm Apt (Small Bdrm) $3,500 $5,250
Clare Apartments N/A $3,910
Canticle House (Shared Bdrm) $3,320 $4,980
Canticle House (Single Bdrm) N/A $3,500

 

Note that students residing on campus are required to purchase a meal plan. When computing the semester Room and Board charge, you must add the room rate to the meal plan rate.

Similar to a lease, housing contracts are signed for an entire academic year. You may cancel your contract for the following academic year until May 1. For more information on the contract release guidelines and process, see the Release from Housing and Dining form

  • The Office of Residence Life provides on-campus living accommodations for undergraduate and some graduate students. Students must be registered and full time (exceptions may be made by the Office of Residence Life for special circumstances).

  • On-campus housing is required for first-year and sophomore students. Assignments are made in the order in which the university receives the completed housing application and the required housing deposit. Students who submit a housing application and pay a housing deposit early have the greatest likelihood of receiving an on-campus assignment.

  • If a student withdraws from the university, they must vacate the residence hall or apartment no later than 24 hours after withdrawal.

  • Any resident whose contract is terminated for disciplinary, financial, health, or safety reasons from one residence hall or apartment will not be allowed to reside in another residence hall or apartment during his or her suspension period.

  • Residents are required to pay for any damages, lost property, or unnecessary service costs incurred through accident, neglect, or intent.

  • The residence halls close during designated breaks and students are required to vacate during those times. Exceptions are made only for students with academic or sports team commitments and students whose residence is more than 1,000 miles from the university.

  • All residential students are required to carry a meal plan. First-year residents are required to be on one of the Tier 1 plans for their first year. Sophomores have the ability to choose between any Tier 1 or Tier 2 plans; juniors and seniors have the ability to choose any of the residential meal plans offered.