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Honors Housing

Landis Hall: Honors students are eligible to live in Landis Hall, which is situated on Landis Green at the heart of FSU’s main campus. This hall, the traditional home of Honors students since 1955, recently underwent an $18 million renovation and is still the premier on-campus residence.

The Landis residential community provides special activities and a supportive environment for the highly-motivated students who have been accepted into the University Honors Program. Landis residents often form study groups with other Honors students, and they organize shared social activities throughout the school year. The hall’s central location also makes it convenient for classes, labs, and the library.

Admission: Living in Landis is optional for Honors students; however, admission into the Honors program does not guarantee placement in this residence hall. Priority for all on-campus housing, including Landis, is based on the date that the housing application is received. Prospective students may request a Landis Hall assignment before they receive a decision letter regarding Honors admission.

For further information, contact the University Housing Office at housinginfo@admin.fsu.edu.


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