Sierra College is part of the American River College district in Sacramento County, and is only one of two community colleges in California offering on-campus housing. The campus, located in Rocklin, offers two different residence halls. One hall is co-ed, and the other is just for female students. All rooms are double occupancy. Sierra College halls don't include amenities such as wireless Internet service or free phone service.
Alfred State College offers a variety of two-year associate degrees and a few baccalaureate degrees as well. The college is located in Alfred, N.Y., and offers 13 different residence halls, many designed to attract a certain type of student. Peet Hall is for those pursing a bachelor's degree. One hall is designed for students interested in a tobacco- and alcohol-free zone, while another is designed for students older than 21. Some halls are single-occupancy, but most are for two student. In addition to dormitories, there are apartment-style townhouses available on-campus. Each hall has its own laundry facility, recreational room, computer lab and study areas.
North Dakota State College of Technology requires students to live on campus unless the student is 21 or older, is enrolled in less than nine credit hours, lives with a parent or guardian within 50 miles of campus or has other extenuating circumstances. The college offers five different residence halls and two apartments. All housing includes free wireless Internet service, a kitchenette, cable TV hook-up, free local phone service and laundry facilities.
Prince William Sound Community College in Valdez, Ark., offers housing to both single students and students with families. Housing is divided into three residence halls located a few blocks from the main campus. All units have a complete living and dining room area with furniture. Each unit also has a kitchen area which includes a microwave, stove, oven and fridge. The semester rate for housing also includes free local phone service, wireless Internet service and satellite or cable television.