Ridge Point Hall

Floor Plans

Space	Dimensions (approximate)
Shared Bedroom	13' x 10'
Semi-Private Room	11' x 8'
Private Room	11' x 8'
Living Room	15' x 11'
Kitchen	12' x 10'
Bathroom	5' x 4'
Private Closet (no door)	36" wide x 24" deep
Bike Storage	Outdoors

Please note: Dimensions for accommodations are approximations only. As with any physical structure, room sizes and dimensions may vary due to slight architectural differences and we cannot provide exact specifications for individual locations. While we understand you may want to purchase items for your room prior to arriving, it may be best to wait until you arrive when you can see the physical space within the unit.

View enlarged floor plans in the image gallery.

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Pricing

 A housing meal plan is optional when living in Ridge Point Hall. More information about meal plans can be found below.

Purchase 25, 50, or 75 meals that are loaded onto your Aggie ID card and can be used at both dining halls and never expire.
Great for students looking to supplement their own cooking with the convenience of eating on campus.

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Amenities

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About the Community

Living Here

This apartment-style residence hall is great for first-year students and upperclassmen alike. The community spaces in Ridge Point Hall give students many opportunities to build long-lasting friendships and connections. Students who live here also have the support of many Residence Life Staff members.

Area Amenities

Residents living in Ridge Point Hall have access to:

• Piano/music practice rooms
• Study areas
• Fitness room
• Movie room
• Pool table
• Community lounges

Residents can also check-out the following items for free at the Area Office (located on the first floor of Ridge Point Hall):

• Vacuum
• Broom and dustpan
• Pool table supplies (cues, balls, triangle, diamond)
• Ball/ bike pump
• Board games

Traditions

There's a few events held in Central Campus year after year that students enjoy. The fan favorite is the Central Campus Carnival, where the area is converted into a carnival-themed event with various games and activities for students and a chance to win some sweet prizes!

Area Council

Area Council is a great way for residents to get involved in their community. It's similar to a student council. Membership is free and it's always open to new recruits. Active members have added benefits of free lock-outs, a chance to apply for scholarships, leadership retreats and networking.

Residents participating in Area Council are given the opportunity to plan programs for their area with the assistance of an adviser and a healthy budget courtesy of the USU Residence Hall Association. Area Council places a heavy focus on advocacy initiatives, allowing residents to make a great impact in the community. In addition, Area Council provides many leadership opportunities and serves as a great résumé builder.

Additional Information

Furnishings

Bedroom

• Twin XL bed (36" x 80" mattress) with raised bedframe for storage underneath (30"clearance between frame and floor)
• Desk (34" wide x 24" deep)
• Chairs
• Closets (36" wide x 24" deep)
• Large dresser (26" wide x 19" deep, 3 drawers)
• Small dresser (13" wide x 13" deep, 3 drawers)

Each room has a wired Ethernet port and wireless connectivity for Internet and curtains or blinds. 

Bathrooms

Depending on the floor plan, each apartment has 1-2 bathrooms. It is up to the residents of each apartment to maintain bathroom cleanliness. 

Laundry

The laundry machines are FREE to use! Just provide your own concentrated high-efficiency detergent.

High-efficiency, Energy Star® washers and dryers are installed that clean effectively, help save time and are gentle on your clothes and the environment! High-efficiency, front loading machines hold more clothes and use less water than conventional laundry equipment.

For best washing results:

• Use 2 Tbsp. of concentrated HE detergent (it's specially formulated for these machines)
• Choose a cold water setting to save energy
• Wash only full loads

For best drying results:

• Clean dryer filter before use

What To Bring

Ideas

Our Pinterest page has some great visual ideas and suggestions for what to bring. You can also see what things are best to leave at home.

Make Your "Home Away From Home"

Bring these items and make it your "home away from home."

• Bedding: sheets, blankets, pillow, pillowcases, and bedspread. Mattresses are 36” x 80” (Twin XL, longer than a regular twin bed).
• Towels and toiletries
• Laundry basket
• Alarm clock
• Stereo, radio
• Computer
• Wall decor, throw pillows, various decorative items as desired.

(Please do not use anything that may damage the walls to hang décor. We recommend using Command Picture Hanging Strips/Hooks by 3M)

In addition to your personal belongings, you may want to bring the following. Check with your roommates in advance to avoid duplication. You may even want to wait until after you move in and purchase items after consulting each other. The following is a list of possibilities:

• Small refrigerator
• Microwave

Please note: If you choose to bring a small refrigerator and/or microwave, make sure that you get one with a long cord as the electrical outlets are inconveniently located and these appliances must be plugged directly into the wall outlet, not into an extension cord or power strip, as per the USU Fire Marshal.

Storage space in all buildings is very limited. Please plan accordingly.

Housekeeping & Maintenance

Residents are responsible for cleaning their living space, which includes the bathroom and should stock household cleaning supplies and toilet paper. Vacuum cleaners can be checked out for temporary use at the area office. Repairs and regular maintenance of residence halls is done by Housing Facilities staff. Residence may submit maintenance requests.

Mailing Address

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