Transfer Student Housing and Meal Plan Contract 2024/2025

Terms and Conditions

Transfer Student Housing and Meal Plan Contract and Roommate Questionnaire

For new transfer students

New transfer students who wish to live on campus must completely fill out this Housing and Meal Plan Contract and Roommate Questionnaire.  

  • Transfer students may live in Lawrence Hall, Conestoga Suites, or the Boulevard Apartments, subject to availability.  
  • For health and well-being, all students living on campus are required to purchase a meal plan, except for students living in the Boulevard Apartments, who may opt in or out of a meal plan.
  • The Roommate Questionnaire provides information to help place you with your new roommate(s).

About the Residence Halls

  • Lawrence Hall is NOT air conditioned. Thayer Hall IS air conditioned. If you require an air conditioner for medical reasons, you will be placed in Thayer Hall and will be required to provide appropriate supporting documentation from your medical provider.

  • If you require any residence life accommodations (including those covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act), please register online with Accessibility Services. For accessibility questions, please contact the Office of Accessbility Services at accessibility@pointpark.edu

  • Point Park University and its facilities are smoke-free.

Learn more about Point Park's residence halls
Learn more about living on campus
Residence hall FAQ's

Transfer Student Residence Hall Options and Costs Per Semester 2024-2025
Lawrence Hall/Thayer Hall Single Room: $4,440 Per semester
Lawrence Hall/Thayer Hall Double Room:  $3,000 Per Semester
Lawrence Hall/Thayer Hall Triple Room: $2,730 Per Semester
Conestoga Suites: $4,670 Per Semester
Boulevard Apartments Two Bedrooms: $5,080 Per Semester
Boulevard Apartments Three Bedrooms: $4,970 Per semester


About meal plans

Dining on Campus
Meal Plans

  • Students with a block meal plan may use the meals for their choice of breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the Residential Dining Facility (RDF) up to the number of meals they select, per semester.  The remaining meal balance decreases by one meal block each time the meal plan is used. There is no weekly meal limit with this meal plan.  When there are no meals remaining in the block plan, students may purchase another meal block.  
  • Students with a weekly meal plan may use the meals for their choice of breakfast, lunch, and dinner in the RDF.  Students receive a set number of meals per week based on the meal plan they select. Each time you eat in the Lawrence Hall Dining Room, one meal is subtracted from your weekly meal allowance. 
  • Residential Dining Facility (RDF) - All meals are all-you-care-to-eat.  Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served Monday though Friday; brunch and dinner are served Saturday and Sunday.
  • Meal Exchange - As an alternative to the Lawrence Hall Dining Room, a block or meal may be used as a meal exchange in the Point Café during breakfast, dinner or late night.  A meal exchange cannot be used for lunch.
  • Flex dollars work like a bank debit card. Each time you make a food purchase, the total is subtracted from the balance in your account.  Flex dollars can be used in all of our food service locations:

Lawrence Hall and Thayer Hall Meal Plan Options and Costs Per Semester 2024-2025
Lawrence Hall and Thayer Hall residents must purchase a weekly meal plan listed below.
Unlimited meals with $150 Flex Dollars $3,980 per semester
19 meals per week with $200 Flex Dollars $3,720 per semester
14 meals per week with $200 Flex Dollars $3,460 per semester
   













Conestoga Hall and Boulevard Apartments Meal Plan Options and Costs Per Semester 2024-2025
Students living in Conestoga Suites must purchase one of the meal plans below (including Flex dollars).
Boulevard Apartment residents may opt in or out of a meal plan.
75 block meals with $200 Flex Dollars $1,100 per semester
50 block meals with $200 Flex Dollars $850 per semester
30 block meals with $200 Flex Dollars  $630 per semester
$400 Flex Dollars $400 per semester
Unlimited meals with $150 Flex Dollars $3,980 per semester
19 meals per week with $200 Flex Dollars $3,720 per semester
14 meals per week with $200 Flex Dollars $3,460 per semester
   



Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a housing/room deposit?

For students who are new to Point Park University resident halls, there is a one-time $250 maintenance fee. The maintenance fee is for normal wear and tear associated with living in the residence halls and is non-refundable after May 1.

Pay the maintenance fee online

Is the maintenance fee separate/different from the tuition deposit?

Yes. The maintenance fee is separate from, and in addition to, the tuition deposit.

Learn more about the tuition deposit

Pay the tuition deposit online

Is housing guaranteed?

Housing is guaranteed for incoming freshmen until June 1, 2024.  To be considered for guaranteed housing, the fully completed housing and meal plan contract must be submitted (below).  The maintenance fee and tuition deposit must also be paid in full.

If you require any accommodations (including those covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act), you will need to register with Accessibility Services. For questions, please contact the Office of Accessibility Services at accessibility@pointpark.edu 

Terms and Conditions

As part of completing this contract, students are required to read and understand, and agree to abide by the provisions of the Housing and Meal Plan Contract Terms and Conditions.

In addition, students are also required to agree to be held to all university policies including, but not limited to, the Point Park University Student Handbook