Living On Campus
Move in, unpack, and open the door to something new. Late-night conversations, spontaneous study sessions, and friends who become family are just the beginning!
Step outside and you’re surrounded by centuries of story... and plenty of sunlight. You can bike to the bayfront, grab coffee before class, or catch a breeze off the Matanzas River without ever leaving campus. Living here means you’re in the heart of it all, close to everything you need and everything you want to become. It’s more than a place to stay; it’s where you start to make your own history!
Living on campus means more than just being a short walk from class; it means being surrounded by a community that moves, grows, and celebrates together! Your mornings start steps from your favorite study spot. Lunch turns into laughter at the dining hall. Nights end on the dock, watching the lights dance across the river. Every day feels connected to friends, to opportunity, and to something bigger.
That’s why all first and second-year students live on campus. It’s about making sure your first years here are full of support, friendships, and experiences that help you find your place.
Your Story Starts Here
Your Story Starts Here
With the average monthly rent in St. Augustine at $1,873, you’ll save on rent, WiFi, and utilities, and gain 24/7 access to safety, support, and the people who’ve got your back. And if you qualify, housing grants can make living here even more affordable, because we believe your college experience should start with opportunity, not obstacles.
From free laundry, two pools, to free kayaks, everything you need is built in... so you can spend less time stressing and more time living. It’s also why so many students choose to keep living here for the rest of their time at Flagler, in residence halls that made University Magazine's "Best College Dorms in Florida 2025" list.
Every day on campus feels a little different... but you’re never far from good food, good people, or a good view. Start your morning with a Kookaburra coffee and a pastry before class. Grab a quick Chick-fil-A lunch on the go or head to the dining hall for a meal made your way at one of ten serving stations. From fresh, local flavors to vegan favorites, you’ll always find something that fits your vibe... and it’s all covered in one of our meal plans that best suits you.
See Your Campus Dining Options
When the day winds down, your campus becomes your backyard. Jump in the pool, head to the gym, or meet friends by the fire pits. Walk to the bayfront, explore downtown, or just kick back on the dock and watch the sunset hit the water. Here, your to-do list includes things you actually want to do.
Getting from place to place here is simple. Walk or bike to class in minutes, grab lunch downtown, or meet friends by the bayfront without ever starting your car. For longer trips across campus, the free weekday shuttle connects residence halls like Sebastian House, FEC Towers, and Kenan Hall, making it easy to get where you need to go, fast.
Find the Hall That Feels Like Home
Find Your Hall
Every hall has its own story, and you’ll make yours in one of them. First-year students can choose from three residence halls, each just steps from classes, dining, and downtown. Explore your options below, or see some pics of Move-In Day.
Ponce de Leon Hall
Ponce de Leon Hall
The Ponce dates to 1888 and has traditional and Jack-and-Jill-style rooms, plus:
- Private study rooms on each floor
- Laundry rooms on each floor
Cedar Hall
Cedar Hall
Just a short walk from the Campus Services Building, Flagler College gym, and Theater, Cedar Hall is a 5-minute walk from the center of campus. Perks include:
- Commons areas on every floor
- Recreation room
- A laundry room on the second floor
Lewis House
Lewis House
Live in Jack-and-Jill style housing just a 1-minute walk from the center of campus.
- Commons areas on every floor with flat-screen TVs
- A laundry room on the 3rd floor
- Community kitchen
Upperclass Housing
Upperclass Housing
By junior year, you’ve found your rhythm, now it’s time to find your space. Upperclass housing gives you more freedom, more comfort, and more ways to make campus feel like your own.
Wake up to river views at Sebastian House, stretch out in FEC Towers, or unwind with friends in Abare Hall’s lounge or rec room. Each hall adds new perks, like queen and king-size beds, private suites, and kitchenettes built for midnight snacks or weekend brunches. You’re still close to everything that matters, classes, downtown, and the bayfront, but this time, you get to shape how you live it.
Even More About Campus
More About Campus
Take a peek inside our residence halls to see which one is right for you. Click the button below to view a short video tour of each hall.
The amount you’ll pay varies by residence hall, and whether you choose standard or single living. Click the button below to view fees for the current and upcoming year.
You have lots of options when choosing where to live. We offer private rooms, suites, gender-inclusive, and Jack-and-Jill-style accommodations. Click below to learn more.
As a sophomore, you'll get more exciting options for where to live. They include rooms by the river, a dock, and a kayak launch for starters. Take a look.
As a Flagler student, our entire campus is your home. That's why we’ve filled it with gorgeous, useful, and fun spaces for you. Take a look at the places you can play, study, work out, relax, and reflect.
Here's what to know about living on campus during certain parts of the year.
What's an RA? Learn more about these integral student leaders and how they can help support you throughout your time at Flagler College.
The Residence Hall Association (RHA) is the heartbeat of residential student life at Flagler College! Learn more and come join us.
About the Office of Residence Life
About Res Life
Our Commitment
Together, the professional staff in the Office of Residence Life is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and supportive community. We encourage open communication and are here to assist you with any questions or concerns you may have during your time at Flagler College.
Leadership Structure
The Office of Residence Life operates under the scope of the Dean of Students, Dr. Andrea Adams-Manning. Dr. Adams-Manning provides strategic direction and support for the overall student experience at Flagler College, ensuring that Residence Life aligns with the college's mission and goals.
Office hours:
Monday - Friday
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Location:
Student Affairs Suite,
Second floor, Ringhaver Student Center
Meet the Team
Meet the Team
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
On our Housing Day FAQ page, you'll find answers to everything you need to know about applying for housing, making deposits, choosing your roommate, and understanding important policies.