Living Options

For more information on each meal plan, consult the Campus Dining website.

All first- and second-year students living in University-operated housing are required to purchase a residential meal plan which includes Unlimited Plus, Unlimited, Basic Unlimited or 175 Block*.

* 175 Block is not available to new students.
** Optional meal plan choice only available to students who are exempt from the Meal Plan Requirement (Section IV.A.).

Release Prior to Occupancy
Beginning 2021-2022

Prior to the start of a license agreement term, only students who are not required to live in University Housing, students who cancel or decline enrollment or summer students may cancel their housing application and request release from the license agreement. Students required to live in University Housing may not cancel a housing application and request release from the license agreement without receiving an exemption and will be held to the license agreement if enrolled during the license agreement term.

To cancel your housing application and end your financial responsibility, click the Cancel Application image within the housing application. All release requests will be reviewed. The $50 housing application fee and $100 housing prepayment are non-refundable. Students who cancel their housing application who are required to live on campus will be reassigned to a space and assigned a meal plan.

To cancel your housing application and request release from the license agreement, follow the below steps:

1. Log into MyCoastalHome.
2. Click the Cancel Application image within the housing application. It is located on multiple pages including Instructions, University Housing Requirement, Housing Payment, Complete Application, Application Summary and others.
3. Complete the pages and submit your release request.
4. University Housing will notify you through your CCU e-mail account with the decision regarding your request.

Credit Card Notice

Effective Dec. 3, 2013, all credit and debit card payments to Coastal Carolina University made by telephone or online through WebAdvisor for student account balances, including tuition, fees, room/board, fines and other charges, are subject to a 2.7% service fee charged to the individual card. The University will continue to accept VISA, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, and electronic checks, although there is no fee charged for electronic checks. The Office of Student Accounts will no longer accept credit or debit card payments by fax, but will accept cash, checks, money orders, and credit and debit cards in person. Parents and students must have a credit or debit card in their name and present it to be processed. More details are available on the Office of Student Accounts website.

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