Rates for Students Choosing Prescott Housing and Residence Life
The residence halls are one of the most economical ways you can live in the Prescott Area.
Residence halls include: utilities, air conditioning, internet access, cable TV and fully furnished rooms, all starting with rates as low as $499.00 per month. Living on campus keeps commuting costs low. Campus residents have a wide variety of free entertainment options available to them all within minutes of the Residence Halls.
All first-year students under 21 years of age, without permanent residency in Yavapai County and with less than 28 earned credit hours are required to live in University-managed housing for their first full academic year (fall and spring). First-year students are also required to participate in the Dining Services meal program. To review exceptions to residency and board requirements please refer to the ERAU 2009-2010 Undergraduate Catalog.
Housing costs - per semester
First Year Experience (FYE)(Traditional freshman age only) The FYE program is open to all first-year students and is designed to help with the transition to college on academic, social, and educational levels.
| 3 Bedroom Suite (Double occupancy) Econo (no Kitchenette) | Mingus Mountain | $1600/semester |
| 3 Bedroom Suite (Double occupancy) with Kitchenette | Mingus Mountain | $2300/semester |
| 2 Bedroom Suite (Double occupancy) | The Village Complex | $2300/semester |
| 2 Bedroom Suite (Single occupancy) | The Village Complex | $3450/semester |
| 2 Bedroom Apartment (Double occupancy) | The Village Complex | $2400/semester |
Meal plans - per semester
| 7-day "all-access, all you care to eat meal plan" & $100.00 dining dollars | $1806 |
| 5-day "all-access, all you care to eat meal plan" & $200 dining dollars (soaring eagle) | $1806 |
| 5-day "all-access, all you care to eat meal plan" & $50 dining dollars | $1612 |
| 175 Block Plan | $1200 |
| 125 Block Plan | $875 |
| 75 Block Plan | $545 |
| 50 Block Plan | $370 |
All students who are required to live in University-managed housing must purchase a 7-day all access or soaring eagle meal plan for each of their first consecutive fall and spring semesters. Students who are not required to live in University-managed housing may choose any meal plan option including none.
