Campus living is one of the best parts of college. You will discover your independence, meet lifelong friends and be within walking distance to all your classes and student services. When you’re not at class, you can study at the library, eat at the cafeteria, or kick back in your dorm room. It’s what college was meant to be.
SCC studies show that students who live on campus are more likely to graduate than those students who don’t. Campus living helps you stay focused and connected. It’s that first-time independent living in a safe environment. Student safety is very important in our residence halls. We have safety officers patrolling the grounds day and night.
Living in the dorms is also very cost-efficient. You get many amenities included for the cost over a 16-week semester: electricity, internet, cable TV, gas, garbage service and 14 meals per week in the dining hall. This is much more economical than living in an off-campus apartment. We have apartment-style and suite-style options to choose from. Also, parking on campus is free! Many colleges throughout the state charge more than $500 a year for a parking pass.
Homestead Hall is a new three-story, suite-style residence hall which opened for the 2019 Fall Semester. Homestead Hall houses 149 students, both female and male, and has the following configuration: 25, four-bed single rooms; 11, four-bed double rooms; three, one-bed ADA rooms; one, two-bed single room; and one room for the hall manager. Each room includes a kitchenette area with a refrigerator, microwave, and a sink and a living space with a couch and two chairs. Internet and cable television service are also provided in each room. There are two lounge areas, one on the first floor and one on the second floor. Five study areas are available throughout the facility. Laundry facilities and a community kitchen are located in the basement of the building.
The Beatrice Campus also offers three spacious, apartment-style residence halls for 238 single students in Eisenhower Hall, Washington Hall and Roosevelt Hall. The apartments include a full kitchen with refrigerator/freezer, sink, stove, and a dishwasher. Students need to bring a microwave. Rooms are all double-bedrooms and most apartments are set up for four persons with two full bathrooms. A limited number of 2-person apartments are available with one shared bathroom. The living room space comes with a couch and a loveseat and the kitchen area has either a bar and barstools or a table and chairs, depending on the layout. Cable TV and internet access are provided. A rec room is available to all students in Washington Hall. Each building has laundry facilities on the first floor—quarters required.
The Lincoln Campus does not provide on-campus housing but does provide information for students seeking housing, including apartment and home listings, city locator maps, prices, and general information on independent living. Contact the Admissions Office on the Lincoln Campus for more information.
Prairie Hall is a new three-story, suite-style residence hall which opened for the 2019 Fall Semester. The facility houses 149 students, both female and male, and has the following configuration: 25, four-bed single rooms; 11, four-bed double rooms; three, one-bed ADA rooms; one, two-bed single room; and one room for the hall manager. Each room includes a kitchenette area with a refrigerator, microwave, and a sink and a living space with a couch and two chairs. Internet and cable television service are also provided in each room. There are two lounge areas, one on the first floor and one on the second floor. Five study areas are available throughout the facility. Laundry facilities and a community kitchen are located in the basement of the building.
COMING SOON: Meadow Hall will be ready for the start of the Fall 2021 semester. It is also a suite-style residence hall with a layout similar to Prairie Hall and will house 152 students.
The Milford Campus offers one spacious, apartment-style residence hall in the Pioneer Complex for 60 single students. The apartments have two double bedrooms for four total persons, a living space including a couch and chair, and a full kitchen with stove, sink, refrigerator and a table and chairs. Students will need to bring a microwave. There is one full bathroom in each unit. Each apartment has cable TV and wireless Internet access.
Cornhusker Hall is a traditional-style residence hall that is available for overflow capacity for up to 129 students as needed. Each floor shares a common bathroom. Recreation spaces are available. Cable TV and internet are available for each room.