Ithaca College is a residential college with a three-year on campus expectation. This means that all non-senior students are required to live on campus for their first, second and third years of study.
This site contains information on what to consider when you become eligible to move off-campus in your senior year.
IC is a residential college with a three-year on campus requirement. View the policy to understand this expectation and exemption criteria.
For students eligible to live off-campus, explore your options in the marketplace.
Although you may live off-campus, you should still plan to be on campus for more than classes and studying. Being a part of campus life is an important way to get the most out of your stay at Ithaca College (IC). Meeting people, trying new things, and learning valuable skills is what college is all about! While academics are the priority of your daily schedule, extracurricular opportunities abound.
IC offers both in-class and out-of-class opportunities to learn. Many faculty members, in fact, support and encourage students to become involved in campus clubs and organizations. As an off-campus student, your involvement can be an important way to meet new people, to pursue an interest, and to enhance your classroom learning.
Review information and resources available for preparing to live off-campus.