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Millikin Housing Costs

Millikin university dorm & dining costs and how they measure up.

Did you know there will be additional costs in addition to tuition to attend college? Check out just how much extra you'll pay for living expenses at Millikin University .

On this page you will find:

• Outline of Housing Costs
• Room & Board Trends and Total Expenses
• Meal Plans and Housing Requirements
• Housing Costs Comparison

Millikin Room and Board Expenses Housing and meal plans are priced out separately at Millikin. The average student spent $9,400 for housing and $2,150 for dining in 2021.

The table below will show you the expected expenses of both on-campus and off-campus housing and dining plans for Millikin University.

Over 4 Years You Could Spend About $66,358 for Living Costs

On-campus housing and dining at Millikin have changed around 2.4% per year these past five years, compared to a nationwide average change of 2.4%. Incoming first year students in 2022 can expect to pay around $16,102 for room, board and other costs according to today's trends. Those young people would wind up paying roughly $16,421 in their second year, and $17,085 in their 4th year.

Four-year students will end up having to pay a total sum of around $66,358 in room and board by the time they finish, while associate degree students might pay a total sum of about $32,524.

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How to Finance Your Millikin Education?

More on your campus home and food plan.

Are you wondering whether you may be required to live on campus? If you are a first-time full-time student, some schools may require it. See the table below to find out whether Millikin does or not, as well as the on-campus housing capacity.

Schools may offer meal plans where the number of meals per week can vary, for example, the student receives a meal card and charges meals against the card. Then there are schools like Millikin that offer meal plans based on the number of meals per week. See the table below to find out the number of meals per week in the maximum meal plan offered at Millikin.

Campus Costs are Average Compared to Other Schools

Living expenses for on-campus students at Millikin University are $15,790, close to the national average of $15,282.

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Staley Library Tour: Welcome

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Welcome to Staley Library located in  University Commons .

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Millikin Off-Campus Housing

Whether a student should live in off-campus or on-campus housing is a big decision for Millikin students and families. For many students – upperclassmen returning to college or transfers to Millikin University – off-campus housing is the best choice. This type of housing offers amenities that are not often found in on-campus housing.

At Millikin University, The Woods at Millikin provides excellent off-campus housing for returning students. With our excellent accommodations, students can live conveniently and comfortably as they enjoy college life with their friends. Find out more below:

Off-Campus Student Housing at Millikin University

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Benefits of Off-Campus Housing at Millikin

Living off-campus means that for the first time in most students' lives, they’re on their own, surrounded by their peers. They can explore the city of Decatur, search for the best food together, and bond over shared experiences. The community-oriented atmosphere at The Woods promotes a healthy lifestyle. 

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The amenities provided by Millikin's off-campus housing mean students can live independently while still enjoying the perks of on-campus housing options. For example, our Computer Lab offers free wireless networking so students can bring their laptops to perform research or complete papers. Moreover, the free color printing service at this facility is a great money saver. 

Our apartment complex also features a resort-style swimming pool. The spacious Sundeck Lounge allows students to cool off during a hot day. The Woods at Millikin also features a fitness center and a game room for students looking for recreation. Social events with friends can be planned for the full college experience.

Apartment Complex Features

Excellent Off-Campus Housing at The Woods

The Woods at Millikin provides the perfect location for off-campus housing. You can experience independence while enjoying the excellent services that our trusted apartment management company has to offer. We help you succeed by providing the resources you need to assist you in your studies. Furthermore, we offer a safe and secure community where you can study and socialize with peace of mind.

Trust The Woods at Millikin today for excellent off-campus housing options for you and your friends. We offer convenient living and fully furnished options so that you have nothing left to worry about except for your studies and social life. We like to think of our apartments as your partners in college success. Get in touch  with one of our representatives today to schedule a viewing or to make a reservation at one of our apartments.

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A Video Tour of StuVi I and StuVi II

John hancock student village’s location, spectacular views, and high-rise apartment-style housing make it bu’s most sought-after campus housing.

Kreiver Zhou (ENG’23)

When StuVi I opened in fall 2000, the campus residence transformed BU. The 18-story building at 10 Buick Street provides apartment-style residences to 800 juniors and seniors. It was the first part of BU’s John Hancock Student Village (StuVi), which also includes Agganis Arena, the Fitness & Recreation Center (FitRec) (both opened in 2005), and another high-rise dorm, StuVi II, opened in 2009 at 33 Harry Agganis Way, home to 960 students. StuVi II comprises two towers: the 26-floor north tower provides apartment-style residences for juniors and seniors, the 19-story south tower is home to sophomores, juniors, and seniors in suite-style settings.

With their spectacular views of the Charles River and the Boston skyline and proximity to FitRec, Nickerson Field, Agganis Arena, the BU Shuttle, and nearby shops, StuVi I and II soon became BU’s most sought-after addresses. 

In the video above, StuVi I resident Akwasi Antwi (CAS’25) and StuVi II denizen Yadira Cabrera (COM’24) take us on a tour of their respective apartments and the many amenities (music rooms, spacious study lounges, and more) that make each building special. Take a look and find out why so many Terriers proclaim “West Is Best.”

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