Housing and Meal Plan Rates

Hall	Style	Population	Cost Per Semester
Cobb Hall	Semi-Private*	Upperclass/Freshmen	$2,350.00
North Leoser	Semi-Private	Upperclass/Freshmen/Sorority	$1,750.00
South Leoser	Semi-Private	Freshmen/Football	$1,750.00
Seminary Suites	4-Bedroom Unit	Upperclass	$2,600.00
Seminary Suites	2-Bedroom Unit	Upperclass	$3,000.00
Wyly Hall	Semi-Private	Upperclass/Freshmen/Fraternity	$1,850.00
Wyly Hall	Private	Upperclass/Freshmen/Fraternity	$2,350.00

* Semi-Private is a room shared with a roommate

Family Housing	Apartment Size	Max Occupancy	Cost per Semester
Courtside	One-Bedroom	2	$3,250.00
Courtside	Two-Bedroom	3	$3,750.00
Courtside	Three-Bedroom	4	$4,150.00

Family housing requires guardianship of a child or marriage license

Upperclass Apartments	Apartment Size	Number of Students	Cost Per Semester
Courtside	One-Bedroom	1	$3,250.00
Courtside	Two-Bedroom	2	$2,750.00
Courtside	Three-Bedroom	3	$2,600.00

Courtside available to students with 60+ credit hours

Meals	Flex Per Semester	Cost Per Semester
16 Meals Per Week	$200 Flex Points	$2,450.00
230 Block (Meals per Semester)	$200 Flex Points	$2,400.00
180 Block (Meals Per Semester)	$175 Flex Points	$2,250.00
10 Meals Per Week	$150 Flex Points	$2,100.00

For more information, please visit NSU's Dining Services.

Meals	Flex Per Semester	Cost Per Semester
25 Meals Per Semester	$75 Flex Points	$385.00
50 Meals Per Semester	$50 Flex Points	$650.00
80 Meals Per Semester	$80 Flex Points	$950.00

Faculty/Staff members may request a commuting meal plan but will need to contact the office of Housing & Residence Life from their NSU email address with their Name, NSU ID Number, and requested meal plan. 

Please be aware that Faculty/Staff meal plans may be subject to additional taxes.

All of the residential meal plans above include a set number of visits per week to the Market Café , our main dining facility. (example: 16 Meals Per Week) This is the maximum number of Café visits per week allowed on each plan. You can still access the Café if you exceed your predetermined number of visits, however you must pay with cash, credit card, or flex dollars for each visit beyond that weekly allowance. The most appropriate meal plan will vary based on the individual and their lifestyle and dining habits.
Usually the best choice will be a plan that offers weekly visits consistent with the number of meals you would eat on campus each week. In addition, each meal plan has a set amount of Flex Dollars per semester. These flex dollars can be used for food at any of the campus retail food venues, including the Market Café . Meal visits reset on Monday morning of each week so you start the week off fully loaded. 

Flex dollars may be added to your account in $50 blocks at the University Housing Office, located in Leoser Hall or the Director's office located on the first floor of the University Center. Flex Dollars can be used to purchase food at any of our food service venues on either the Tahlequah or Broken Arrow campuses. These dollars are set up on a debit system so that your student ID works like a debit card. Flex Dollars add greater flexibility to our plans and are often used to pay for guests or for that late night meal.

It is possible to trade a Café visit for a designated combo meal at most of our retail venues on the main campus. When you do a meal trade you can swap a Café visit for one of the rotating combo meals offered at a retail venue. This helps students conserve flex dollars, adds flexibility and variety to our plans, and comes in handy if you are across campus from the dining hall when you need a quick convenient meal. Each meal trade requires a small convenience fee and meal trades are only available during normal Market Café meal periods.

Block Meal Plans are simply a block of meals that are debited each time you use one. These plans are based on a semester (usually 17 weeks) of usage. You may use these meals anytime you wish...and you may use them for anyone you wish (so long as the card holder is present). These plans are very popular with people that enjoy the flexibility of buying meals for friends without dipping into those always popular flex dollars. Block Plans expire at the end of each semester or when the last available meal is used.

All Meal Plans can be used on the Broken Arrow Campus in addition to the Main Campus in Tahlequah.

As an added convenience, customers can pay with Visa, MasterCard, and American Express at all food service locations. Purchases with credit cards and cash are not tax exempt.