View of the Admin Building and chapel

Undergraduate Room and Board Rates

Students at Duquesne live in safety and comfort in our Living Learning Centers.

Freshmen have four housing options, most with three rates: triple, double or single. Sophomores can also choose housing in Vickory Hall. Juniors and seniors may rent an apartment in Brottier Hall.

Student residences photos and descriptions

Meal plans

Room and Board per Semester for Academic Year, 2009-2010

Living Learning Center Room Board (Meals) Total
Duquesne Towers, Assumption, St. Ann's or

St. Martin's

 Per semester Per semester Per semester
Triple 2,012 2,091 4,103
Double 2,509 2,091 4,600
Single* 3,723 2,091 5,814
*no single rooms in Towers
Vickroy
Triple 2,091 2,091 4,182
Double 2,595 2,091 4,686
Single 3,849 2,091 5,940
Law Students

Based on Law School schedule
Double 2,695 2,234 4,929
Double 3,999 2,234 6,233
Brottier

12-month agreement required - meal plan optional

 Academic Year 09-10 Summer Total
Studio Unfurnished 9,450 1,890 11,340
Studio Furnished 10,050 2,010 12,060
1 Bdrm Unfurnished 11,300 2,260 13,560
1 Bdrm Furnished 12,500 2,500 15,000
2 Bdrm Unfurnished 16,300 3,260 19,560
2 Bdrm Furnished 17,500 3,500 21,000

Meal Plans

There are three meals plans, each with a different ratio of all-you-can-eat dining hall meals vs. flex dollars. All meal plans have the same charge, reflected in "Board" rate above.

  • "Meals" refers to all-you-care-to-eat for breakfast lunch or dinner at the Hogan Dining Center, or meal exchange units at The Off Ramp, Options or the Short Stop.
  • "Flex Dollars" is a debit system that can be used at any campus dining facility.
  • Brottier residents, graduate and commuter students may purchase a meal plan if desired.
Dining Options