Rhode Island College

Providence, United States of America

Rhode Island College is a public college located in Providence, Rhode Island. It is the second oldest institution of higher education in Rhode Island. The motto of the college is “Reach, Inspire. Connect.” Rhode Island College was founded in 1854 as the Rhode Island State Normal School.

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What on-campus housing options are available at RIC?

RIC offers several residence halls—Browne, Thorp, Weber, Sweet, Penfield, and Willard—housing about 1,000 undergraduates in single and double rooms, suite- or apartment-style. Graduate students may live in Browne or Penfield Halls designed for upper-class and graduate residents.

How much do residence halls cost, and what about meals?

For the 2023-2024 academic year, annual housing rates ranged from approximately $7,706 to $8,940, depending on hall and room type; a $200 non-refundable housing deposit is required. On-campus residents must purchase one of three meal plans: Plan A: 17 meals/week + $400 flex points — $3,281 per semester Plan B: 15 meals/week + $300 flex points — $3,090 per semester Plan C: 13 meals/week + $250 flex points — $2,926 per semester Commuters can opt for a commuter meal plan: 3 meals/week + $50 flex points for $557/semester.

Can first-year students count on getting housing?

While RIC does provide housing for many students, on-campus housing is not guaranteed for first-year students.