Make the most of your college experience!
Living on campus at TC3 means immersing yourself in a dynamic and supportive environment where connections, opportunities, and convenience come together.
It’s more than a place to stay—it’s a place to belong.
Convenience & Comfort
Experience apartment-style living just steps from your classes, the library, and the fitness center.
Each apartment includes a private, locked bedroom, full kitchen, and shared living area—providing the perfect balance of privacy and connection.
See for yourself!
Affordable Living Options
Save on housing with TC3’s financial incentives.
- Non-New York State Residents or International Students | These students can apply for the Be One of Us Scholarship to reduce tuition costs.
- Laundry | Room rates include laundry at no additional cost.
| Fall | Spring | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Campus Housing | $4,434 | $4,434 | $8,868 |
| Meal Plan Students living on campus are required to purchase a meal plan. | $2,042.50 | $2,042.50 | $4,085 |
Cost of Attendance Dining Options and Meal Plans
A Community Built for You
Living on campus at TC3 isn’t just about convenience—it’s about embracing a community tailored to your interests and needs. Enjoy apartment-style living steps away from classes, with amenities like a fully-equipped fitness center, olympic-size swimming pool, volleyball, basketball, and more.
Engage in themed housing options, connect through community events organized by Resident Assistants (RAs), and explore the vibrant student life offered through CampusGroups activities. It’s all here to enrich your college journey at TC3.
Safety & Security
Feel at ease with 24/7 secured residence halls, key-card access, security cameras, and regular patrols by Campus Police.
Resident Assistants and Directors are available every evening, creating a supportive and safe living environment.
Apply to live on campus, today!
On-campus living at TC3 offers everything you need to succeed, all in one place. Secure your spot and take advantage of incentives by submitting your housing license and deposit early.
If you need any help, please don't hesitate to contact the Panther Welcome Center.
Housing Requirements
Age Restriction
You must be at least 18 years old by December 31 of the current year to be eligible for on-campus apartments. If you are 17 years old, you must have a waiver signed by a parent or guardian accepting responsibility.
Immunization
You must provide us with documentation demonstrating full compliance of immunizations according to Public Health Law sections 2165 and 2167 must be on file in the Student Health Center. You may submit immunization and health records, or request an approved medical or religious exemption, using the Health and Wellness Portal. More information is available at the Health Center or by calling 607.844.8222 x4487.
Security Deposit
Please note that the security deposit does not “hold” a room. You must satisfy all of the housing requirements. Your security deposit will be refunded if you are not offered a room.
- New residents must pay a $250 security deposit.
- Returning residents will have their existing deposit moved to the next semester, unless there are excessive room damages or you owe a bill to the College.
- Check or credit card payments may be made online in Self Service.
- Anticipated financial aid may not be used to pay a security deposit.
Financing for your Campus Apartment
- Financial Aid | If you're planning to use financial aid to help pay your college bill, you need to Apply for Financial Aid.
- Room Assignments | You will not receive your room assignment until your tuition bill is below $1,000, a payment plan is in place, or you have available aid to cover your tuition balance.
- Meal Plan | Campus residents are required to purchase the 17 meals/week meal plan. View meal plan costs.
Holds on your Account
- All registration holds must be resolved before you can register for classes.
- Students who have a Residence Life Ban, Student Conduct hold, or Academic Suspension hold are not eligible for housing unless the holds are resolved.
- View your holds on myTC3.
Register for Classes
You must register for classes for the upcoming semester.
Applying for Housing
On-campus apartments are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Room assignments are made during the month of August for fall and January for spring. To be offered a room you must complete all of the following steps.
I'm a new TC3 student and want to live on campus.
- Begin or complete your application for admission to TC3.
Be sure to indicate on your application that you are interested in on-campus apartments, or by reaching out to Admissions@TC3.edu. - Satisfy all of your checklist items. We will communicate each next step as you progress through the admission and enrollment processes.
I’m a current TC3 student and want to live on campus.
- You must renew your housing license on an annual basis.
- There are financial penalties for breaking the contract between the fall and spring semesters.
- Spring Break Housing | See the Residence Hall License for Spring Break housing costs.
Please be aware that the license does not “hold” a room – you must satisfy all of the housing requirements.
Do you need any special accommodations?
- If you require special housing accommodations due to a disability or medical issue, contact Access and Equity Services at 607.844.8222 x4420.
- Accommodations might include assignment to a particular building or apartment or availability of specialized equipment.
- Appropriate documentation of disability or medical issue will be required.