CU Denver offers traditional residence-hall and apartment-style configurations across City Heights and Lynx Crossing.
What is the difference between traditional, connecting/private-bath and apartment-style CU Denver housing?
Current CU Denver floor plans show shared and single bedroom configurations, shared or private bathrooms, kitchenettes and full kitchens depending on building and unit type.
How many students share a bathroom?
Current floor plans identify private bathrooms for some studios and shared bathrooms for multi-bedroom or multi-occupancy suites. Families should verify the exact selected unit.
What furniture is already provided?
Published Lynx Crossing floor plans list beds, desks, desk chairs, dressers and common-area furniture in applicable units.
What size sheets does my student need?
Families should match linens to the exact assigned floor plan because bed sizes vary between unit types.
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