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RiverPark campus housing prices

Apartments at CSU’s RiverPark campus are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Prices listed here are per person/per semester for fall 2009 and spring 2010 semesters:

• Shared bedroom, $1,995. 
• Private bedroom, $2,599.

New applicants will be assigned to a shared bedroom, meaning four residents occupy a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment — two people per bedroom and bath; all four residents share the living room and kitchen. In the one-bedroom shared arrangement, two residents share a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment. Private bedroom arrangements, available to upperclassmen, refer to a resident having a private bedroom and bath but sharing living room and kitchen with two others.

Prices for the summer 2009 semester are:

• Shared bedroom, $1,089.
• Private bedroom, $1,298.

Prices for the 2009 “May semester” are:

• Shared bedroom, $700.
• Private bedroom, $900.

Other important details for prospective CSU RiverPark apartment residents:

• All applications for the fall 2009 semester will cover a 10-month period that includes the spring 2010 semester.
• A $25 non-refundable application fee must accompany the application to be processed.
• A $300 deposit is also required, but it’s refundable if the applicant isn’t accepted to CSU as a student.
• That $300 deposit serves as a housing deposit if a student is accepted as a resident at CSU's RiverPark campus.
• The applicant can get $200 of that deposit back if the applicant cancels in writing with the housing manager at least 30 days before classes begin.
• A $500 contract buy out is required if the student’s housing contract is canceled during the 10-month agreement period, if the student doesn’t completely withdraw from CSU as a student.
• Terms and conditions for student occupancy.

All apartments feature:

• Full kitchens and living rooms.
• Utilities, local phone calls and enhanced cable TV.
• A high-speed Internet connection.
• And basic furnishings.

Furnishings in the bedroom include a twin bed (unless otherwise told), a chest of drawers and desk with chair for each resident. Living room furnishings include a couch with loveseat, entertainment center (TV not included), coffee table, end tables and dining table with chairs. The kitchen includes a refrigerator, stove, microwave, and dishwasher.

Students are given an opportunity to request roommates in their applications; roommates can also be assigned. Read the Terms and Conditions section of the application carefully to be aware of policies governing the student including payment and move-in, move-out dates.

The map below shows where CSU students can live on the CSU RiverPark campus — in Broadway Crossing, Columbus Hall or The Rankin.