The Beatrice Campus offers one suite-style and three spacious, apartment housing buildings for single students. Eisenhower Hall, Washington Hall and Roosevelt Hall each provide cable TV, internet access, and furniture in each unit. Hoover Hall is not furnished with a couch, loveseat, coffee table or end table. Students are required to use a $350 food credit per quarter to the Storm Center Cafe located inside the Kennedy Center.

The Milford Campus residence halls are available for men, women, married couples, and single parents. Each residence hall unit has extended cable TV plus HBO, wireless Internet access in all buildings and wired Internet ports in Nebraska and Cornhusker Halls. Each hall has a courtesy phone with local telephone service located in the common area. Long distance calls can be made with a calling card on the courtesy phones. A meal plan is included in the cost of all room styles in Nebraska and Cornhusker Halls. All students living in the Pioneer Hall complex may opt into a cafeteria meal plan.

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 Student Services Office on the Lincoln Campus for more information.

Parents Of All Ages (POAA)
Southeast Community College has nice apartment style housing available for qualified Pell eligible students with children.  Students must agree to enroll full time in school.  They receive housing only so long as they are enrolled working toward their educational objective.  It is located within walking distance of the Beatrice Campus. Additional information can be found in the POAA brochure.

Lounges
Common area lounges for residents with couches, big-screen televisions, computer labs, pool & ping pong tables, microwaves and vending machines are available in the Beatrice and Milford Campus residence halls.

Laundry Facilities
Coin-operated washers and dryers are available in the residence halls for student use.

Activities & Leadership
Residential Life Staff provide residents with activities and events throughout the school year, focusing on educational, recreational and social opportunities. Examples include game nights, movie nights, speakers, educational programs, pool tournaments, basketball tournaments, and late-night breakfasts during finals. Residents can find leadership opportunities and make new friends by joining the Resident Hall Association. Resident Assistants are typically second-year/second quarter students hired to work in the residence halls, providing leadership, team-building, community development, programming, and administration to the students living on campus. Each RA lives on campus, and they are hired according to each campus' needs. Contact the Residential Life Office for more information.