Housing Options

Summer 2008 Housing Application (PDF)

Make the Most of Your Campus Experience

Living on campus is about community. Community at CCU is Fellowship: midnight rounds of Frisbee golf with friends, roommate dinners, intramurals and connecting with organizations or service groups. Community at CCU is Spiritual Formation: stairwell Bible studies, encouragement, accountability, serving others, and defining your passions and desires for life.

Student housing at CCU is different than the typical campus life experience. All students—even the freshmen—enjoy living in apartments, not dorms! It’s designed to help students integrate faith into their daily lives and to make the most of the college experience together.

Living on campus completes your educational experience. That’s why full-time, unmarried first and second year students (under the age of 21) taking courses in the College of Undergraduate Studies are required to reside on campus with a University food service plan.

Student Classifications

First Year: Students in their first full year of college following high school graduation, regardless of number of college credits completed.
Second Year: Students in their second full year of college following high school graduation.
Third and Fourth Year: Students who are in their third and fourth full year of college following high school graduation.

First Year Students

Waite Hall, Harwood Hall, Yetter Hall
All first year students are required to live in these apartments in order to experience the exceptional living and learning environments in CCU’s stairwell communities! First year students are given the option to live in one of our Learning Communities which are housed in Harwood Hall and Waite Hall.

Transfer students are also given the opportunity to live in a themed housing community in Yetter Hall and actively engage in becoming a part of CCU campus groups and opportunities and build relationships with other transfer students. Click on the link below to learn more.

Dive @ Yetter Hall (PDF)

Apartments in these halls house four to five students each and offer two bedrooms, one bathroom, a living room, a kitchen, and a patio or balcony.
All apartments come fully furnished with an extra long twin bed, desk, and dresser for each student, as well as a couch, lamp, end table, and one chair in the living room.
The kitchen has a full-size refrigerator, a stove/oven, a kitchen table with four chairs, and lots of counter/cupboard space.
Apartments also have direct Ethernet connections for each student as well as wireless internet, two phone lines, and cable television all included in the room rate!
Click on the floor plan for photos!

Upperclassmen (Second, Third, and Fourth Year Students)

The Peaks (La Plata, Kit Carson, Red Cloud, Snowmass)
The Peaks Apartments, CCU’s newest housing option, house nearly 280 upperclassmen. Each of the Peaks Apartments is a themed housing community. Click on each of the themed housing options to learn more about them and to find which one appeals to you!

Infiltrate @ Kit Carson (PDF)

Interface @ Red Cloud (PDF)

Launch @ Snowmass (PDF)

Summit @ La Plata (PDF)

The apartments house six to seven students each and offer three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, a kitchen, a patio or balcony and lots of extra space.
Apartments come fully furnished with an extra long twin bed, a desk, and a dresser for each student, as well as a couch, a lamp, an end table, and two chairs in the living room. The kitchen has a full-size refrigerator, a stove/oven, a dishwasher, a microwave, a kitchen table with four chairs, and lots of counter/cupboard space.
Each air-conditioned Peaks apartment also has direct Ethernet connections for each student, wireless internet, three phone lines, cable television, and a washer and dryer, all included in the room rate.
Click on the floor plan for photos!