Housing FAQs

You must be a high school graduate and enrolled at Terra State or in one of its affiliated programs.

The Landings at Terra Village offers a variety of different apartment options. See the most up-to-date layouts and pricing on our Floor Plans & Pricing page.

Costs include a furnished apartment, utilities, internet, and access to a health care provider through the ProMedica OnDemand Service.

In order to live in the Landings at Terra Village, residents must choose one of the following price options:

• $1,000
• $800
• $600

Amounts are per semester and meal plan dollars can be used at the dining services on campus. For more information on meal plans visit our Dining On Campus page.

You do not need to know someone to live in the Landings at Terra Village. We match you with other students who are also looking for roommates. It is a great way to meet people and make new friends.

Housing staff members will reside in the community, including a professional staff member and student resident assistants. These staff members will be available for after hour emergencies and provide activities throughout your residency.

• 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath Studio Apartment - 17x11 (187 square feet)
• 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath Apartment - 12x9 (108 square feet)
• 2 Shared Bedrooms, 2 Baths Apartment - 16x12 (192 square feet)
• 4 Private Bedrooms, 2 Baths Apartment - 11x12 (132 square feet)

You will use electronic access to enter into the building. You will have a key for your apartment and bedroom doors. Terra State Campus Safety will be patrolling the exterior of the community and will respond to any emergencies along with the building professional and student staff.

You will be able to take advantage of wireless connections in every room and throughout the building. While there is not cable in the apartments, residents are able to access TV and movies using streaming devices or Smart TV anywhere in the building using the wireless connection.

If a student is attending Terra State Community College, any financial aid (i.e. grants, loans, scholarships, etc.) remaining after Terra State tuition and fees are paid will go toward paying the student housing cost. This cost will be reflected on the student’s Terra State bill. Any portion of the housing costs that is not paid by financial aid will be an out-of-pocket cost for the student. For additional information regarding financial aid, please call the Financial Aid Office 419.559.2344.

Resident Rooms

• XL twin bed
• Desk and chair
• Chest of drawers
• Built-in closets
• Individually-controlled heat and air-conditioning
• Wi-Fi

Shared Living Space

• Sofa
• Coffee table
• End table
• Controllable heat and air-conditioning

Kitchen

• Cabinetry
• Full-size refrigerator
• Microwave
• Stove
• Oven
• Dish Washer
• Garbage disposal

Bathroom

• Shower
• Toilet
• Vanities with mirrors above
• Under sink storage

While furniture and appliances are included, we recommend you bring the following items with you: shower curtain, liner, hooks, bath mat, towels & rags, toiletries, pots & pans, cooking utensils, plates, glasses & silverware, garbage can, small appliances (i.e. blender, toaster, etc.), television, and bed linens (twin).

Candles (open flames) or incense, hot plates or open flames, flammable liquids, double sided tape, duct tape, sticky tac, contact paper, wallpaper, molly bolts, anchors, etc., paint, weapons, illegal drugs or drug paraphernalia, fireworks, grills (charcoal, electric, or gas), and torchiere lamps with halogen bulbs.

Pets are prohibited except for a fish in a 10-gallon aquarium or smaller. Exceptions are made for service/emotional support animals. Please contact the Office of Disability Services at 419.559.2342 for more information if you will be bringing a service/emotional support animal with you.

When you submit a housing application, you are informing the Student Housing Office that you are interested in living in the Landings at Terra Village. There is no official or binding agreement between you and Terra Village Holdings with just your application. Fees associated with your application are non-refundable and non-transferable. When you sign a housing agreement, you are signing a legally-binding contract to reside on campus for the full term of the agreement. Review housing contract very carefully with anyone you need to consult about your decision, such as your parent or guardian.