Students may choose from a wide range of living options while attending FSU.

On Campus Residence Halls

Westminster & Frederick Residence Halls

Students may choose to live in one of eleven smoke-free residence halls on the FSU campus. The residence halls provide students with a living/learning environment which extends education beyond the classroom. Residence hall amenities include

• Free Internet connection: fiber optic computer ports for each resident; also free e-mail
• Unlimited free access to washers & dryers
• Free cable TV, local phone calls and voice mail
• MicroFridges (microwave/refrigerator/freezer) in each
  room at no extra charge
• Individual lockable closets
• Bunkable and loftable wooden beds
• TV/recreational/study lounges
• Free parking for on-campus residents
• Kitchens and snack machines

Several special housing programs exist to help students with their academic and social development. Visit the Office of Residence Life web site for complete information on living on the FSU campus.

On-Campus Apartment Style Living at Edgewood Commons Apartments

Edgewood Commons is an apartment complex on the FSU campus offering 2- & 4-bedroom units. Students may sign a 10-month or 12-month lease with the private management company that runs the facilities.

Edgewood Commons amenities include:

• Smoke-free environment
• Free Internet connection: fiber optic computer ports for each resident; also free e-mail
• Washer and Dryer in your apartment
• Free cable TV
• Loftable beds in your single bedroom
• TV Lounge with large screen TV and surround sound
• Game room with pool tables, darts, and pinball machine
• Work out room with weights, treadmills, bikes, and elliptical machines
• Free parking in the Edgewood Commons lot
• snack and soda machines on each floor
• live-in staff

For more information visit us at www.edgewoodcommonsapts.com or call us at 1-877-237-9048.

Off-Campus Living

Multiple student rental properties are available to students in close proximity to the FSU campus. The Office of Student and Educational Services publishes two helpful documents,

• an Off-Campus Housing List &
  ( Landlords: Get your properties on the Housing List by completing the Housing Registration form )
• the Survival Guide to Living Off Campus.

Also, the Maryland Attorney General's Office produces the following document to help students living off-campus to avoid common problems with landlords.

• Tenant Rights for Students
  ( From MD Attorney General's Office, http://www.oag.state.md.us )

You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to download the above documents as they are provided in Adobe Acrobat format.