Vincennes Campus Housing
Room and Board Rates 2025-26
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Godare, Morris and Vigo Halls |
Semester |
Year |
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A-10 Meal Plan |
Any 10 meals of the 19 weekly meals |
$5,984.00 |
$11,968.00 |
|
B-14 Meal Plan |
Any 14 meals of the 19 weekly meals |
$6,074.00 |
$12,148.00 |
|
C-19 Meal Plan |
3 meals daily, Monday - Friday with brunch and dinner on weekend |
$6,162.00 |
$12,324.00 |
|
D-10 meal plan plus $250 Flex Dollars |
Any 10 meals of the 19 weekly meals plus $250 Flex Dollars (per semester) |
$6,234.00 |
$12,468.00 |
|
E-14 meal plan plus $150 Flex Dollars |
Any 14 meals of the 19 weekly meals plus $150 Flex Dollars (per semester) |
$6,224.00 |
$12,448.00 |
|
F-19 meal plan plus $100 Flex Dollars |
3 meals daily, Monday - Friday w/ brunch & dinner on weekend plus $100 Flex Dollars (per semester) |
$6,262.00 |
$12,524.00 |
|
Clark - 2 Bedroom/4 students/2 bath |
Semester |
Year |
|
|
A-10 Meal Plan: |
Any 10 meals of the 19 weekly meals |
$6,614.00 |
$13,228.00 |
|
B-14 Meal Plan: |
Any 14 meals of the 19 weekly meals |
$6,704.00 |
$13,408.00 |
|
C-19 Meal Plan |
3 meals daily, Monday - Friday with brunch and dinner on weekend |
$6,792.00 |
$13,584.00 |
|
D-10 meal plan plus $250 Flex Dollars |
Any 10 meals of the 19 weekly meals plus $250 Flex Dollars (per semester) |
$6,864.00 |
$13,728.00 |
|
E-14 meal plan plus $150 Flex Dollars |
Any 14 meals of the 19 weekly meals plus $150 Flex Dollars (per semester) |
$6,854.00 |
$13,708.00 |
|
F-19 meal plan plus $100 Flex Dollars |
3 meals daily, Monday - Friday w/ brunch & dinner on weekend plus $100 Flex Dollars (per semester) |
$6,892.00 |
$13,784.00 |
|
Ebner Technology Learning Community |
Semester |
Year |
|
|
A-10 Meal Plan |
Any 10 meals of the 19 weekly meals |
$6,319.00 |
$12,638.00 |
|
B-14 Meal Plan |
Any 14 meals of the 19 weekly meals |
$6,409.00 |
$12,818.00 |
|
C-19 Meal Plan |
3 meals daily, Monday - Friday with brunch and dinner on weekend |
$6,497.00 |
$12,994.00 |
|
D-10 meal plan plus $250 Flex Dollars |
Any 10 meals of the 19 weekly meals plus $250 Flex Dollars (per semester) |
$6,569.00 |
$13,138.00 |
|
E-14 meal plan plus $150 Flex Dollars |
Any 14 meals of the 19 weekly meals plus $150 Flex Dollars (per semester) |
$6,559.00 |
$13,118.00 |
|
F-19 meal plan plus $100 Flex Dollars |
3 meals daily, Monday - Friday w/ brunch & dinner on weekend plus $100 Flex Dollars (per semester) |
$6,597.00 |
$13,194.00 |
Policies and Procedures
First year students under the age of twenty-one are required to live in University residence halls when space is available. Exceptions include military veterans and students who live off-campus with a parent or legal guardian.
Housing and residential life questions can be sent to HOUSING@VINU.EDU or 812-888-4225.
See you on campus!
Resources:
- VU Housing & Residential Life Student Move-In Schedule (Currently Unavailable)
- 2025 - 2026 Residence Hall Handbook (VIEW ONLINE & PRINT)
- Apartment Terms and Conditions (VIEW ONLINE & PRINT)
- Residence Hall Terms and Conditions (VIEW ONLINE & PRINT)
- Schedule of Occupancy and Meal Service (VIEW ONLINE & PRINT)
- 2025 - 2026 University Owned Apartment Handbook (VIEW ONLINE & PRINT)
- Housing Cleaning Fees and Damage Charges (VIEW ONLINE & PRINT)
Roommates
Occupancy Information
Roommate Requests
Room assignments will be available in mid-July.
Roommate requests must be mutual. Both individuals must request one another. While filling out your contract on line you will find an area where you can type your requested roommates name and identification number. The identification number is the A number the University assigned the student upon admissions. Also include the student's birth date (MM DD YYYY). Roommate requests are not guaranteed.
For suites in Clark where 2 double rooms exist and 4 individuals share the suite/bathroom you may submit roommate requests for the entire suite. Please email the Housing Office with this information. Assignments are based upon availability and date contract is submitted and deposit is paid. Roommate requests are not guaranteed. Roommate requests received after July 1st may not be considered.
Single Occupancy Requests
Single rooms are an additional fee per semester over the student’s Room and Board
charges.
Get to Know Your Roommate
To help you with this here are some good questions and topics to discuss together.
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What are your interests/hobbies?
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What major are you and what would you want to do ultimately with your career?
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What kind of music do you like?
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What kind of television shows, movies or games do you like?
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What are your sleeping habits?
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What are your cleaning habits (really clean, mix of messy and clean, really messy)?
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How do you feel about guests in the room (of the same and opposite gender, overnight guests, etc.)?
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What kind of roommates do you want to be (acquaintances, close friends, respectful to each other but don’t need to be friends, etc.)?
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What day are you moving in? If one person is moving in earlier than the other, what should they do in setting up the room space (wait to arrange the room when both are there, separate it in half, arrange the room how you both would like, etc.)?
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What items do you plan on bringing (rugs, appliances, futons, etc.)? Do you want to share items?
Roommate Conflict Resolution
Most conflict situations that occur between individuals are a result of a misunderstanding or a lack of communication. It is important to realize that direct communication about the issues of concern can result in a mutually agreed alternative.
Within any living environment, conflict situations may arise between individuals sharing the same space. If you and your roommate are in conflict, it is important that you accept initial responsibility to discuss your concerns and reach an amiable solution. Follow these steps in dealing with conflict with your roommate:
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Roommates should discuss their differences with each other and try to reach a compromise.
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If a compromise or mutually acceptable agreement cannot be reached, a roommate should contact the Resident Assistant (RA). The RA will request individual meetings with all roommates to obtain information regarding the dispute. The RA may respond in the following manner:
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Establish a meeting with the roommates to discuss alternatives and possible expectations that would lead to a resolution.
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Refer the issue to the Residence Hall Coordinator (RHC) for discussion.
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Despite attempts to maintain agreed upon expectations, some roommate conflicts may result in an unacceptable outcome for either roommate. If a roommate conflict, not involving a confirmed violation of Residence Hall policy, is unresolved, The RHC will assume responsibility for completing a room change. This change is done at the discretion of the RHC.
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