Banning Hall - Per Person
- Maymester: Double - 2-bedroom - $324
Walker Hall - Per Person
- Maymester: Renovated Double - $361
- Maymester: Double* - $324
Cokesbury Apartments - Per Person
- Maymester: Studio (single) - $721
- Maymester: 2-bedroom - $567
- Maymester: 4-bedroom - $474
Methodist Hall - Per Person
- Maymester: Single - 1-bedroom - $695
- Maymester: Double - 2-bedroom - $567
- Maymester: Suite - 4-bedroom - $474
Cokesbury Apartments - Per Person
- Summer: Studio (single) - $2,627
- Summer: 2-bedroom - $2,266
- Summer: 4-bedroom - $1,906
Methodist Hall - Per Person, Per Semester**
- Single - 1-bedroom - $4,326
- Double - 2-bedroom - $3,708
- Suite - 4-bedroom - $3,090
Walker, Banning & Draper Hall - Per Person, Per Semester**
- Single - $2,936
- Renovated Double/Triple* - $2,498
- Double/Triple* - $2,240
Cokesbury Apartments - Per Person, Per Semester
- Efficiency - $4,764
- 2-bedroom - $3,966
- 4-bedroom - $3,348
Plan A - $2,750 | Residential
- 19 Meals Per Week + $300 Points
Plan B - $2,568 | Residential
- 17 Meals Per Week + $325 Points
Plan C - $2,426 | Residential
- 14 Meals Per Week + $350 Points
Plan D - $1,000 | Apartment or Commuter
- $1,000 Points
Plan E - $650 | Apartment or Commuter
- $650 Points
Plan F - $400 | Apartment or Commuter
- $400 Points
* Triple option is in Walker Hall only.
** All students living in a Banning, Draper, Methodist and Walker Halls are required to purchase a full residential meal plan.
*** Cokesbury Court residents are required to have a meal plan. The resident can choose one of the apartment plans or choose a full meal plan.
**** Meal plans can be stacked/multiple can be purchased.
If you wish to change your meal plan, you can do so by visiting the Student Accounts office in person to fill out the meal plan change request or by emailing [email protected] from your OCU student email with your request.
Please note that meal plan changes are only permitted during the first week of each 16-week term. Meal plan change requests will not be accepted after the first week of each 16-week term.
Last updated Dec. 15, 2022.
Effective Summer 2022 and subject to change without notice.
Students are required to comply with health and safety rules, policies, and guidance adopted by Oklahoma City University or relevant governmental authorities in response to public health crises, including COVID-19. Students are required to comply with requests from Oklahoma City University’s Office of Housing and Residence Life to adopt COVID-19 control measures, including, but not limited to, required wearing of face masks or observance of social distancing protocols. Oklahoma City University reserves the right to take de-densifying and other disease management measures it deems appropriate, including, but not limited to, relocating some or all residential students to alternative housing. Oklahoma City University reserves the right to implement and modify student residence cleaning protocols, including by temporarily reassigning students to other residences or temporarily restricting access to their residences, to address COVID-19 or other public health emergency.
Dining service, including where and how it will be offered, is subject to modification at Oklahoma City University’s sole discretion to address public health concerns or other emergencies, including COVID-19. Oklahoma City University may limit the occupancy of dining halls or the amount of time students may reside within dining halls and may make other operational adjustments needed to address health and safety concerns.
Such measures do not constitute a termination of a residential student’s housing and/or dining agreement(s). Upon reasonable notice, which may be as short as a day or a week, depending on the circumstances, Oklahoma City University reserves the right to terminate housing contracts due to public health emergency needs, including COVID-19. In the event Oklahoma City University terminates housing contracts due to public health concerns, Oklahoma City University will offer fair and reasonable reimbursements for impacted students as Oklahoma City University deems appropriate based on information available at the time. Should the University determine, its sole discretion, that a reimbursement or refund is appropriate, such reimbursement or refund may be made via credit to the student’s current or future semester accounts.
