Campus Housing
The College of Idaho offers on-campus housing to all full-time students who are under 26 years old. Part-time students and students who are 26 years old and older may live on campus as appropriate space permits. All full-time students who are unmarried and without dependent children are required to live in campus housing for six semesters. For more information about this policy and about Residence Life in general, as well as a description of the housing options listed below, please visit the Residential Life page on the College website.
The rates listed below are per person.
2026-27 Room Charges
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Single Rooms
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Cost per Term
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Cost per Year
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| Anderson Hall |
$3,229.00 |
$6,458.00 |
| Simplot and Hayman Hall |
$3,730.00 |
$7,459.00 |
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Double and Closet Single Rooms
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|
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| Anderson Hall |
$2,166.00 |
$4,332.00 |
| Simplot and Hayman Hall |
$3,027.00 |
$6,054.00 |
| Voorhees Hall |
$3,350.00 |
$6,700.00 |
Triple Rooms
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|
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| Simplot and Hayman Hall |
$2,422.00 |
$4,844.00 |
Suite-Style Rooms
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Single room in a suite
(Finney, Sawtooth, Owyhee) |
$3,929.00 |
$7,857.00 |
| Sawtooth and Owyhee doubles (limited) |
$3,350.00 |
$6,700.00 |
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Village Apartments
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| Village 4-Bedroom Room (single) |
$4,117.00 |
$8,234.00 |
| Village 2-Bedroom Room (single) |
$4,117.00 |
$8,234.00 |
| Village 2-Bedroom Room (double) |
$3,587.00 |
$7,174.00 |
Rental Houses
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| Rental House Single Room |
$3,956.00 |
$7,911.00 |
| Rental House Double Room |
$3,499.00 |
$6,997.00 |
Meal Plans
To support the health of our students, facilitate community engagement, and help ensure reasonably priced plans, The College of Idaho expects that all full-time students participate in a meal plan. First-semester freshmen living on campus are required to purchase Plan A, B, or C; freshmen in their second semester and sophomores living on campus are required to purchase Plan A, B, C, or D. Juniors and seniors who live on campus may purchase Plans A-D or the Commuter Plan.
A student may add Coyote Cash onto their meal plan and upgrade to a larger meal plan at any point in the year. Meal Plans A, B, C, or D can be downgraded only during the first week of fall and winter semesters.
Prices include Idaho sales tax of 6.00%.
2026-27 Meal Charges
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Meal Plan
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Fall*
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Win/Spr*
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Cost/Term
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Cost/Year
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Plan A
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19
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19
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$3,832.50
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$7,665.00 |
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Plan B
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14
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14
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$3,715.50
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$7,431.00 |
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Plan C
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10
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10
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$3,491.50
|
$6,983.00 |
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Plan D
|
7
|
7
|
$3,271.00
|
$6,542.00 |
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Commuter Plan
|
|
$958.50
|
$1,917.00 |
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*Meals per Week
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Meal Plan Descriptions
Meal Plan A is for students who plan on eating most of their daily meals in the Simplot Café. This plan allows 19 meals a week and includes $60 of Coyote Cash per term. Meals reset weekly and do not carry over week to week.
Meal Plan B is for students who plan on eating regularly in the Simplot Café. This plan allows 14 meals a week and includes $135 of Coyote Cash per term. Meals reset weekly and do not carry over week to week.
Meal Plan C is for students who plan on eating 1 to 2 meals a day in Simplot Café. This plan allows 10 meals a week and includes $190 of Coyote Cash per term. Meals reset weekly and do not carry over week to week.
Meal Plan D is for students who plan on eating only one meal a day in Simplot Café. This plan allows 7 meals a week and includes $215 of Coyote Cash per term. Meals reset weekly and do not carry over week to week.
The Commuter Plan is for students who plan to eat a few meals on campus. This plan allows no set meals per week and includes $726 of Coyote Cash.
Please Note:
- Additional Flex spending cash can be added at any time.
- Coyote Cash associated with a meal plan will carry over within an academic year as long as the student continues on the meal plan for winter/spring semester.
- Meals and Coyote Cash not used by the end of the academic year will be lost.