Residence Hall Info
Student Housing at the West Burlington Campus:
Come experience real college life by staying on campus in one of our 3 on campus residences. What are a few advantages of living on campus? One big one is the amount of gas money you will save by living on campus. Another reason, the friends you will meet and the memories will be ones you will not forget. You don't even have to worry about cooking either with one of the three meal plan options we have for our residents, you will never go hungry. (During the regular school year all students living on campus must select a meal plan.)
A couple more items that may be of interest to you, there is free wi-fi so you won't lose contact with your "Facebook Friends," and you can keep battling with your friends across the globe on your XBox Live or your PS3. There is also free cable in all the rooms so all you need to do is bring your computer and your TV and your golden, since that's what we come to college for right, to watch tv, surf the net, and play video games? Just kidding mom and dad, rest assured we also have a set of quiet hours each day to get the studying and homework done too.
Living on campus is just a good experience that I'm glad I didn't miss out on when I was in college and I don't want you to miss out on that either. Get your reservations in today in order to reserve a spot as we almost always have a waiting list going 2 or 3 months before the school year starts.
Click to view the Residence Life Handbook
Millennium Hall
Millennium Hall is a 3 story co-ed residence comprised mostly of 4-person suites that offer apartment style living. There are 10 4-person/2-bedroom suites, 1 2-person/1-bedroom suite, and 2 single rooms available in Millennium which at capacity has 44 students residing in it.
2- and 4-Person Suites
The 2- and 4-person suites are equipped with a full kitchen with a refrigerator, stove, and dishwasher. The living room area has a desk, a couch and a chair. Each bedroom has 2 twin xl beds, a desk with chairs, 2 3-drawer dressers, and 2 closets. Each bedroom also has it's own private bathroom and shower.
Single Rooms
The single rooms have 1 twin xl bed, 1 dresser, and 1 desk and chair, and has 2 closets. It also has it's own private bathroom and shower.
Here are some things to bring:
- Kitchen appliances, cookware, plates, glasses, silverware (suites only)
- Microwave
- Bedding linens and accessories (Twin xl beds)
- Bathroom linens and accessories
- Storage containers
- Lamps, rugs, or any other room accessories
- Alarm clock, stereo, TV
- Coaxial cable, extension cord, and surge protector
- Vacuum cleaner/broom
- Personal dorm size refrigerator (single rooms only)
Witte and Winegard Halls
Witte and Winegard Halls offer your traditional style of student housing at Southeastern. These are 1 story residences with 14 rooms in each dorm. Each room is equipped to house 2 residents. In each room there are 2 twin xl beds, 2 desks with chairs, 2 armoires, and 2 3-drawer dressers. The beds are able to be raised and you can put the dressers under them to create more space in your room. Each room has a phone but you will need a calling card to make long distance calls. Each room also has a cable connection with free cable TV (cable cords are not included). Each room also is equipped with it's own heating/air conditioning unit.
Each hallway shares a bathroom with showers, sinks, and toilets.
Also, the lounge area has a kitchenette with a microwave and a coin operated laundry area. The lounge area also has a couch and love seat to hang out and watch tv with your friends.
Here are some things to bring:
- Bedding linens (Twin XL beds)
- Bathroom linens and accessories
- Storage containers
- Lamps, rugs, or any other room accessories
- Alarm clock, stereo, TV
- Personal dorm size refrigerator
- Coaxial cable, extension cord, surge protector
Room and Meal Plan Rates (click to view rates)
Reserve your room now (click to download word document)
Residence Life Handbook (click to download word document)
