Residence Halls
Live Where Innovation Meets Community
Explore Florida Poly’s Modern, Tech-Forward Residence Halls
At Florida Polytechnic University, living on campus isn’t just convenient—it’s an unforgettable part of the college experience. From sleek, modern suites to vibrant student life just steps from class, our residence halls offer the perfect blend of comfort, community, and innovation.
Why Live on Campus
Walk to Class
No long commutes—just a short walk or longboard ride from your suite to anywhere on campus.
Amenities Included
Wi-Fi, laundry, utilities, and furniture—it’s all included. You focus on success, we handle the rest.
Meet Your People
Living on campus is the easiest way to plug into student life. Join late-night study groups, dorm events, game tournaments, and impromptu cookouts—all right outside your door.
Safe & Secure
24/7 campus security, electronic key access, and resident assistants help keep our community safe and supported.
Suite Life, Florida Poly Life
Choose from three modern residence halls designed to fit your lifestyle, foster community, and keep you close to everything Florida Poly has to offer.
Phase I
Modern and convenient, Phase I offers private bedrooms, fully furnished living spaces with a widescreen TV and kitchenette, in-suite washer and dryer, fitness facilities, and group study lounges. Enjoy vibrant common areas designed for connection and relaxation—all just steps from class.
Floor Plan
Rates (2025–2026)
Unit Type
Rate per Semester (Fall & Spring)
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Single Occupancy, Shared Bathroom (limited availability)
$5,247.00
3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Single Occupancy, Private Bathroom (limited availability)
$5,508.00
4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Single Occupancy
$5,224.00
Phase II
Phase II blends traditional dorm life with twice the community space of Phase I. Choose from single or double rooms and enjoy amenities like full kitchens, game areas (pool and ping pong), study spaces, and lounges with big screen TVs—perfect for meeting friends and getting involved.
Floor Plan
Two Bedroom, One Bathroom, Double Occupancy Suite
Four Bedroom, Two Bathroom, Suite
Rates (2025–2026)
Unit Type
Rate per Semester (Fall & Spring)
2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Double-Occupancy Room
$3,949.98
4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Single-Occupancy Room
$5,362.63
Phase III
Our newest residence hall, Phase III, features suite-style rooms with shared common areas, plus study spaces and lounges with big screen TVs. Designed for connection and comfort, it offers modern living for 420 students in the heart of campus.
Floor Plan
Two Bedroom, One Bathroom, Double Occupancy Suite
Three Bedroom, 1 Bathroom, Suite
Four Bedroom, Two Bathroom, Suite
Four Bedroom, Two Bathroom, Deluxe Suite
Rates (2025–2026)
Unit Type
Rate per Semester (Fall & Spring)
2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Suite Double Occupancy
$4,301.17
3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Suite Single Occupancy
$5,736.66
4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Suite Single Occupancy
$5,858.49
4 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Deluxe Suite Single Occupancy
$5,975.02
More Than a Place to Sleep
Living at Florida Poly means you’re in the heart of the action:
- Modern lounges for studying, hanging with friends, and enjoying games and activities
- Dorm competitions and floor wars
- Outdoor hangout spots with grilling stations, a resort-style pool, hammocks and campus-wide events
- Access to wellness activities and fitness classes
How to Apply for Housing
Housing fills fast—apply early to get your top choice!
Submit your enrollment deposit
Apply for housing through the Housing Portal
Choose your roommate or get matched
Move in and make Florida Poly your home
Residence Halls FAQs
Housing fills fast—apply early to get your top choice!
What is a Resident Assistant (RA) and Community Director (CD)?
All students will be assigned to a Resident Assistant (RA) or Community Director (CD) while they are living on campus. RAs and CDs are full-time students who live in the residence halls and are responsible for a particular community of students. They provide support, act as a resource for students, coordinate social and educational programs, and enforce University, Housing and Residential Life standards and policies within the campus and residential community.
In addition to the responsibilities listed above, Community Directors (CDs) are also responsible for the day-to-day operations of the halls to which they are assigned, including providing support services directly to students, mentoring Resident Assistants (RAs), and overseeing all educational, social, and operational activities and programmatic efforts.
What utilities are included in my rent?
Rent covers water, electricity, cable, internet, and trash.
What furniture is provided in my bedroom?
A twin XL Mattress, Desk, clothing storage and a closet or wardrobe.
What appliances are provided in my unit?
All suites will have one washer and one dryer.
For Phase I and Phase II — one refrigerator, microwave one television will be provided in 4 bedroom units.
For Phase III — a television, one mini fridge and a microwave.
Do the residence halls remain open during University breaks, closures, and holidays?
Students are welcome to remain on campus during the Thanksgiving break. Students will be surveyed by Housing and Residential Life before the break begins so we are aware of who is looking to remain on campus during the break. Housing and Residential Life will continue to provide support during the Thanksgiving break period. Please be aware Dining Services may be closed or have limited hours of operation during this period, and other University services may be limited or not available during the Thanksgiving break. Students will still be required to pay their rent during this time.
The residence halls will be closed during the winter break and students will be required to vacate the residence halls by 12 p.m. the Saturday following final exams. The University, along with the Office of Housing and Residential Life, will be closed during the winter break, as well. Students do not need to remove their belongings from their units or bedrooms when they vacate the residence halls for the winter break as they will be returning to the exact same unit and bedroom for the Spring semester. Please ensure that you make the necessary arrangements to find alternative housing over the winter break.
Students are welcome to remain on campus during the spring break. Students will be surveyed by Housing and Residential Life before the break begins so we are aware of who is looking to remain on campus during the break. Housing and Residential Life will continue to provide support during the spring break period. Please be aware Dining Services may be closed or have limited hours of operation during this period, and other University services may be limited or not available during the spring break. Students will still be required to pay their rent during this time.
For more information regarding University breaks, closures, and holidays please view our academic calendar.
What happens if I need assistance after hours or on weekends?
For all students living on campus there will be a Resident Assistant (RA) and Community Director (CD) in each residential community serving on-call every night from 5:00 PM – 8:00 AM Monday-Friday and 24-hours each day during weekends (Saturday and Sunday). Resident Assistants (RAs) and Community Directors (CDs) are required to complete two community rounds of the residential community each night. These rounds are intended to ensure security of the residence halls in addition to building a social presence within the community for students living on campus. Additionally, there will be a Housing and Residential Life professional staff member on-call 24/7/365. Professional staff are trained to handle a wide variety of emergency and crisis situations.
If you need assistance after hours or on the weekend, please contact the Resident Assistant (RA) on-call. RAs serve on-call during after-hours (5 p.m. to 8 a.m.) and 24-hours on the weekends. The Resident Assistant (RA) on-call numbers will be posted throughout the residence halls and at the Housing and Residential Life front desk. Only students who live in the residence halls should be contacting the Resident Assistants (RAs) on-call. Non-residential students and parents/family members should contact the Office of Housing and Residential Life at 863-874-8789 directly if they have any questions or concerns. In case of an emergency, please contact the University Police Department at (863) 874-8472 (select option #2).
Housing Resources
Accommodations Request
The Department of Housing and Residential Life cooperates with the Office of Disability Services (ODS) to provide desired assistance and/or accommodations. Students who are covered under the Americans with Disabilities Act should contact ODS, which coordinates services across many different departments. Students requesting accommodation due to a medical condition, disability, or other situation that may affect on-campus living should review University Policy 3.0042P and complete the ODS Application.
Mail Services
On-campus residents can have mail and packages delivered to Phase Two. Upon package arrival, the resident will be notified by Housing and Residential Life staff. Mail received without a full name and room number may be declined or returned to sender.
Sample Address:
First Name Last Name
Florida Polytechnic University, Room ____
4540 Polytechnic Circle
Lakeland, FL 33805
Parking
Parking is available for students living in the residence halls. Students must purchase a residential general permit, which is sold by semester or annually, from the Office of Parking and Transportation. More information on parking, such as prices and parking locations on campus, can be found on the Parking & Transportation page.
Residential Life Handbook
The Residential Life Handbook offers a plethora of information for student residents including, but not limited to, housing amenities, student code of conduct, safety and security, roommate and suitemate concerns, conduct process, lost and found, university closures, and other areas of support.
Contact Us
863-874-8789 | housingandreslife@floridapoly.edu
