Living On Campus
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.
Living On Campus
Living On Campus
There's no better way to adjust to life as a Flagler Student than by living on campus. That's why we require our first- and second-year students to live on campus. 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.
It can also save you money. With the average monthly rent in St. Augustine at $1,890, choosing to reside on campus can translate into substantial savings of $3,500 or more per semester. And that's not counting WiFi and utilities, which are included at Flagler but not in most rent bills.
Be free
When you live on campus, life's easier. You have free access to washers and dryers, free WiFi, and two swimming pools to choose from. You can kayak or fish the Matanzas River with free equipment from our dock, lounge by a fire pit, or work out in our fitness facilities. Or, get some quiet time in the study spaces located throughout all six of our residence halls.
When you're ready to eat, you can choose from a list of dining options to fit your mood. You can get a custom meal from 10 different serving stations in our opulent dining hall. Or, use an app to order up a quick meal at Chick-fil-A. Pick up a freshly brewed coffee from the Kookaburra and a pastry. Or, just get a grab-and-go soda and snack at one of our two P.O.D.s. It's all included in our meal plans.
Get around with ease
You can bike, walk, or ride and be in class, downtown, or at your favorite social spot in minutes.
Living on our beautiful campus puts you closer to your classes (and the action). All six of our residence halls are within biking and walking distance to campus and downtown shops, galleries, restaurants, and popular places to hang out.
Free Shuttle Service
We also offer shuttle service at frequent intervals Monday through Friday from Sebastian House, FEC Towers, and Kenan Hall.
Pick your place
At Flagler College, you'll find lots of living options grouped by your year. First-year students can choose from one of three residence halls: Cedar, Lewis, and Ponce de Leon halls. Read on to learn more about the experiences awaiting you when you live on campus. 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
More Benefits of Living on Campus
More Benefits
- Living on campus makes it easy to walk or bike downtown and enjoy experiences like restaurants, local art, shopping, the bayfront, and Nights of Lights.
- Living here gives you access to two campus pools, fire pits, a dock on the river, and free use of kayaks and fishing equipment.
- You may qualify for housing grants.
- 24/7 security.
- Resident Advisors (RAs) are here as built-in community builders and mediators in the halls.
- We do maintenance if something in your room needs repair.
- Basic medical/mental health care is right on-campus if you need it.
Every mealtime offers choices ranging from comfort food to vegan options. You can dine al fresco, on the go, or between sparkling Tiffany windows in the dining hall.
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.
Juniors and Seniors: Take a look at our newest residence halls, equipped with more options to fit your lifestyle - from a zen den to a rec room and king- and queen-sized beds.
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.
Flagler College requires all incoming students to live on campus for their first two years. Find out more, including the long, long list of benefits that come from living here.
About the Office of Residence Life
About
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 Our Team
Meet Our Team
