The University offers several meal plans that provide students with meals. Students should review the Residence Contract and Dining Services Agreement for specific meal plan requirements and types.
After two weeks from the start of classes no changes can be made to your meal plan. Additional questions regarding the mealplan requirement can be directed to housing stockton. Students with completed housing applications for the Fall semester should expect an email in early July with details on how to check their assignment.
Applicants after the June 1 priority date will receive their assignment on a rolling basis when available. Students with completed housing applications for the Spring semester should expect an email in early January with details on how to check their assignment.
Applicants after the December 15 priority date will receive their assignment on a rolling basis when available. Unfortunately, there is no timeline for students on the priority list to be housed in a specific location or with specific roommates. The priority list is based on a first-come first-serve basis in addition to how many beds are open at any given time. Students will be contacted by the Office of Residential Life via their Stockton email, when their name has been reached on the priority list.
It is possible to sign up for a single room; however, single rooms are only available in certain housing areas. Single residence room areas and associated fees are listed on the Bursar's website. At Stockton University first-year freshmen residents are provided with options to live in Kesselman Hall, Housing 1, Housing 2, and Housing 3 because the Office of Residential Life promotes and values the First Year Residential Experience, to better acquaint the incoming students with Stockton University.
