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Housing and Dining

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Housing and Dining

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Overview

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More Than Room and Board

People commonly use the term room and board to describe the dormitories and meal plans students use when living on a college or university campus. Put another way—when you think of room and board think of campus housing and dining. Residential life at Coppin is more than a place to sleep at night. Our residential experience is an opportunity to build lasting friendships and relationships on a safe and welcoming campus. Ours is a campus where you can study, sleep, and relax with all the modern conveniences of urban living.

For dining, look no further than our Talon Center, home to student dining, full-service kitchen, meeting rooms, and a convenience store. We offer a variety of campus meal plans where students can depend on regular meals in several of our campus locations.

We work hard to craft menus, meals, as well as residential, and extracurricular experiences that speak to our university mission to support the whole person, and not just academic or professional development. We consider it our highest priority to care for, and encourage health and well-being for everyone within our Coppin community, including students, faculty, and staff.

Housing Information for Parents

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Housing Information for Parents

Office of Residence Life

(410) 951-6399

Mon - Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Daley Hall, 1st Floor

(410) 951-6393

On This Page

Overview

Housing Cancellation

Housing Resources

Welcome to the Parents and Family Housing page at ��Ƶ!

We hope this page is a helpful resource for some of your questions about our residential and campus community. If you have any additional questions or would like to speak to someone, please call or email us!

Housing

We have 2 buildings Daley Hall & Dedmond Hall. First-year students live in Daley Hall and our upper-class students live Dedmond Hall.

Housing Room Types

Our buildings are suite style with 2 persons per bedroom with a common living room and bathroom space inside the suite.

Housing Amenities

Furnished, Free Cable (120 channels), Wifi, A/C and Heat, and laundry on the first floor.

Checking In On Your Student

Please note that the university and housing staff may not disclose any information from a student's record. This includes a student's room, building, or mailbox information. If any parent is concerned about the well-being of their student, they must contact the Office of Residence Life and Housing and request a wellness check. For more information regarding student rights, please review the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

Meal Plans

All students desiring to live on campus, must part-take in the university's meal plan. There are three meal plan options: bronze, silver, or gold. For more information about these options, please visit Meal Plan Options. All cost associated with the meal plans are subject to change. Additionally, all updated charges regarding Housing and Meal plan costs will be posted later this year.

Roommate Problems?

If your student is experiencing a roommate concern or problem, please direct your student to speak with someone in the Office of Residence Life and Housing. From there, students will be encouraged to speak with their Resident Assistant about participating in a formal mediation process. For more information, please review the Residence Life section.

Additional Resources

Admissions

The college experience at ��Ƶ begins with the Office of Admissions. Did you know you can apply to ��Ƶ from our website? Whether you're an international student or a student from the United States, the Admissions Office is there to help you navigate your college admissions experience. Please visit the Admissions section to address any questions about the campus or the admissions process.

Bursar

Questions regarding your student's bill and payment plans can be addressed at the Bursar and Student Accounts Office. You can visit the Bursar Office and Student Accounts section. Please note that any payments regarding Housing must also be made at this office. If you're inquiring about your student's Housing Fee and would like to make a payment, please call 410.951.6767. You'll be asked for the student's ID number and the credit card number upon the start of the phone call.

Financial Aid

Financial Aid is a great way to assist with the cost of your student's college education. If you have questions regarding financial aid, please visit the Financial Aid section. Financial Aid can be contacted by phone at 410.951.3636 or you can Send an Email, and a member of their staff will be in contact with you.

First Year Experience

Is a great office to get your student involved with the campus community. A multitude of opportunities ranging from campus events; to many service learning opportunities, and academic advising. The First Year Experience Office is where your student should start their educational journey. Advisors are available to assist first-year students with registering for classes. For additional information on this office and the services provided, please click here to view their webpage.

New Student Orientation

Congratulations for becoming a new Eagle Parent or Guardian. If you have any questions, related to New Student Orientation, visit the New Student Orientation section.

Counseling Center and Student Development

Attending college can be an exciting and enriching experience, but it can also be a time of many stressors. The Center for Counseling and Student Development is a safe place for your student to work on any issues that are creating distress or interfering with their academic success. For more information please visit the Counseling Center's section to discover ways your student can schedule an appointment.

Student Life

If your student wants to get involved in a club, organization, sorority or fraternity on campus, this is the place to go. With over 80+ clubs and organizations there is something for everyone. For more information, please visit the Office of Student Life section and get involved today.

Housing Cancelation

Do you no longer need the on- campus housing you received? No problem! Download, complete, and return the Housing Cancelation form to the Office of Housing.

Housing Cancellation Form

Housing Cost

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Housing Cost

Office of Housing

Email us

(410) 951-6399

Mon - Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Daley Hall, 1st Floor

(410) 951-6393

On This Page

Costs

Housing Cancellation

Housing Resources

Every student who lives on campus must select a meal plan option on the housing application. Make sure you complete this part on the application because, if left blank, we automatically assign the Silver plan.

2024-2025 Estimated Room and Board Rates:

2024-2025 School Year Room Rates

Room Type	Per Semester	Per School Year
Single	$3,459.00	$6,918.00
Double	$3,299.00	$6,598.00

2024-2025 School Year Board (Meal) Rates

Meal Plan	Per Semester	Per School Year
Bronze (50 Dining Dollars)	$2,596.50	$5,193.00
Silver (100 Dining Dollars)	$2,704.50	$5,409.00
Gold (150 Dining Dollars)	$2,778.50	$5,557.00

There are estimated charges and subject to change without notice.

Housing Cancellation

Do you no longer need the on- campus housing you received? No problem! Download, complete, and return the Housing Cancellation form to the Office of Housing.

Housing Cancellation Form

Marcus Edwards

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Admissions - graduate

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2500 W North Ave
Baltimore, MD 21216

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Miles Connor Administration Building

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Miles Connor Administration Building

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General Info

Built in 1978, Miles Connor is the main administration Building.This 3-floor building is home to the:

Office of Financial Aid
Office of Admissions
Records and ��Ƶ
Academic Advising
Counseling Center for Student Development

Areas of study with undergraduate, graduate, certificate, online, and non-degree options

Combined number of students with merit or need-based financial aid

Office of Admissions

Email us

(410) 951-3600

Mon-Thu: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Fri: 8:00 - 3:00 pm

Miles Connor Building, 1st Floor

(410) 523-7351

Doctoral and Master's Degree Applicants: The Graduate application has moved, access your application here!

Apply to a Graduate Program!

Why apply to Coppin?

At ��Ƶ, we provide the tools you need to transform your current life into your dream future. Our cutting-edge undergraduate and graduate programs, practical learning experiences, and intensive coursework have been equipping our students for success across generations.

Engage with our top-tier faculty and share ideas with peers who are just as driven as you to become the next wave of industry leaders and professionals. Your journey at ��Ƶ will be filled with enriching experiences that will expand your understanding of the world and your role in it. Dive into the wealth of academic opportunities, professional networks, community service, and enjoyable activities we offer.

Whether you're eyeing an undergraduate program or aiming for a graduate degree to excel in your field, Coppin is your home—a place of encouragement, opportunity, and distinction.

Ready to take the next step toward the future you want for yourself? Apply today.

Apply using the FREE CSU application

You should also use this link to check the status of your active application.

Apply for Spring or Fall 2025

Apply using an external application

Applicants using these applications should expect to receive an invitation to set up their CSU admissions status portal within 24 hours of submission. Check your JUNK mail!

Common App: Apply for Fall 2025

Common Black App: Apply for Fall 2025

What you will need to apply

No application fee required
Official high school or college transcript from all previous schools
Test scores (may be optional)

No application fee required
Official high school or college transcript from all previous schools
Test scores (may be optional)

No application fee required
Official high school or college transcript from all previous schools
Test scores (may be optional)

$50 application fee.
Official college transcript
Test scores (may be optional)
Three letters of recommendation
Some graduate programs may require additional documentation, contact the School of Graduate Studies to learn more

Visit International Admissions to learn the specific requirements to apply for admission, financial certification, and Visas.

If you were previously enrolled and left Coppin due to withdrawal or academic dismissal you should complete the readmission process with the Office of Records and ��Ƶ.
If you are a former Undergraduate student reapplying for admission please contact the Office of Records and ��Ƶ but begin by completing the Undergraduate Readmission Application.
If you are a former Graduate student reapplying for admission, please call or email the School of Graduate Studies.

No application fee required
Official high school transcript from all previous schools
For more information about High School Dual Enrollment

Are you a former student reapplying for admission?

Hello there former Eagle! If you were previously admitted but left Coppin due to dismissal or withdrawal, please complete an Undergraduate Re-Admit Application available in the Office of Records and ��Ƶ.

Undergraduate Re-Admit Application

Office of Admissions

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Admissions

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Office of Admissions

Email us

(410) 951-3600

Mon-Fri: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm; (In-person) Fri: 8:00 am - 3:00 pm

Miles Connor Administration Building

Coppin State announces the Expand Eagle Nation in-state tuition incentive!

��Ƶ provides in-state tuition for new undergraduate first-year and transfer students. This benefit is available to students from over 30 states and U.S. territories outside of Maryland.

Expand Eagle Nation

Once admitted and enrolled at ��Ƶ, students will benefit from the in-state tuition rate. This rate will continue throughout their undergraduate degree program at Coppin State, with no additional application required.

Complete the undergraduate application for admission here and submit the required documentation. No additional application is needed.

The in-state tuition incentive is available for new full-time undergraduate degree-seeking students admitted to ��Ƶ from over 30 states and U.S. territories outside of Maryland. These states and territories include:

Alaska
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
South Dakota
U.S. Territories
Utah
Vermont
Virgin Islands, U.S.
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming

Students will be eligible to pay in-state tuition upon enrollment. They will remain eligible to pay in-state tuition for the duration of their undergraduate degree program at ��Ƶ.

You will continue to receive the in-state tuition rate throughout your undergraduate degree program at ��Ƶ, a maximum of 8 academic semesters.

You need to complete the undergraduate application for admission and submit all necessary documentation as specified by the admissions office.

Yes, new transfer students are eligible to receive this incentive. Note, full-time undergraduate degree-seeking enrollment is required.

Yes, as long as you remain enrolled full-time and in good academic standing, you will continue to receive the in-state tuition rate.

Changing your major should not affect your eligibility for the in-state tuition rate. However, taking a break from your studies may impact your eligibility. Current students should consult with your academic advisor for specific guidance.

Begin Your Journey Here!

We are excited you’re considering joining our Eagle family! Here you will find links to access our application and application status portal. Click here to start an application today.

Apply for Spring or Fall 2025

See Yourself on Campus!

Want to see campus! Here you will find links to access our campus visit options like campus tours, open house, and our virtual campus tour.

Visit Campus

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What's Your Student Journey?

��Ƶ supports your passion for discovery, purpose, and aspirations in an ever-changing and evolving world. Our goal is to help make your undergraduate experience meaningful in your life's work. The result is that you will make a meaningful difference in society.

Undergraduate

You’re ready for what’s next after your high school diploma or GED.

Transfer

You’ve got some college credits you want to bring to CSU.

Re-admitted

You were at CSU and left—now you’re ready to return.

Graduate

You’ve got your bachelor’s and are ready for that next step.

International

You’ve got a degree from outside the U.S. and want to come stateside.

Non-Degree

You want courses without the commitment.

Adult Learner

You’re older, wiser, and ready to focus on your education.

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Scholarships

Browse all Scholarships and Scholars Programs.

Presidential Scholarship

The Presidential Scholarship is awarded for distinguished achievement and a significant record of leadership and service to their school.

Fanny Jackson Coppin Scholarship

The Fanny Jackson Coppin scholarship is a merit award for current high school seniors.

Merit Awards

Merit Scholarships are awarded for academic achievement to first year, continuing, and transfer students.

The Office of Residence Life and Housing

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The Office of Residence Life and Housing

Apply Now for Fall 2025!

Our Mission

The Office of Residence Life and Housing supports the student experience beyond the classroom by fostering community responsibility, leadership development, diversity and inclusion, social responsibility, and economic growth. These five pillars guide our efforts to create opportunities to thrive in all aspects of their lives.

Office of Residence Life and Housing

Email us

(410) 951-6399

Mon - Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Daley Hall, 1st Floor

(410) 951-6393

On This Page

Welcome

About Us

Diversity and Inclusion Statement

Academic Requirements to Live on Campus

Housing Work Orders

Housing Cancellation

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Our Staff

Welcome to Your Home Away from Home

At ��Ƶ, we believe where you live shapes how you thrive. Living on campus is more than just a place to stay—it’s about building connections, exploring opportunities, and finding your community.

From study sessions to events and shared moments with friends, your residential experience is designed to be enriching and memorable. Our Residence Life and Housing team is here to support you every step of the way. If you have questions or need assistance, we’re here to help.

Here’s to an incredible year ahead!

Our Vision

We strive to create a residential community that supports and challenges students academically, socially, and personally. Through programs, services, and activities, we aim to enrich the campus experience and foster personal growth.

Diversity and Inclusion Statement

At ��Ƶ, our residential community is a place where everyone belongs. We value diversity, promote equity, and celebrate the unique backgrounds of our students.

Our goal is to ensure every resident feels welcomed, respected, and empowered to thrive. Through programs, dialogue, and support, we create an inclusive environment where all voices are heard and everyone has the opportunity to succeed. Together, we’re building a community rooted in respect, understanding, and equity.

Housing Options

Gilbert A. Daley & Flossie Dedmond Residence Halls
Enjoy the convenience and comfort of our fully furnished 3- and 4-room suites, complete with:

Shared living spaces and private bathrooms
In-room Wi-Fi and air conditioning
Study areas with computers
24-hour staffed front desks
Onsite laundry facilities
Student lounges

Everything you need to thrive is just steps away!

Living Learning Communities (LLCs)
Enhance your experience by joining one of our specialized LLCs:

Honors: For high-achieving students
Nursing: Tailored for nursing majors
ROTC: Focused on leadership and teamwork
Gender-Inclusive Housing: A welcoming space for all gender identities

Join a community that supports your goals and connects you with peers who share your passions.

Room and Board Costs

Curious about the cost of living on campus? Visit our Housing Costs page for the latest information on room and board rates, meal plan options, and other details to help you plan for your time at ��Ƶ.

Amenities

Living where you learn has benefits! Make our residence halls your home, and take advantage of all it has to offer.

We provide some furniture items for each residence hall room, including:

Desk
Chair
Dresser
Closet
Blinds
Twin bed with mattress

Suites also include bathrooms with showers and toilets.

Your room is already connected for cable tv and wireless internet. Start using as soon as you move in!

Connect to Internet

To connect to the internet, look for the network “CSU-Wireless” and log in with your student ID and password.

Connect to Cable

Each bedroom has a cable outlet. Using your own cable cord, connect your digital tv to the cable port in your room. Once connected, your tv should have a feature to "channel scan" and find the channels—or check out our channel guide.

Xfinity on Campus

Xfinity on Campus is an added benefit to your campus cable access. It makes it easier to watch your favorite shows on your smartphone, tablet, laptop, or computer. To access, connect online or via the Xfinity Stream app using your Coppin email and password.

Both residence halls have modern computer labs. Each lab lets students print for free, but students must provide their own paper.

There's nothing worse than needing to drag your laundry outside in the heat, rain, or snow to wash your clothes in a laundromat. When you live on campus, you can enjoy the benefit of on-site laundry facilities.

Cost and Payment

1 wash is $1.00
1 dry is $1.00

Pay with Your Eagle Card

You must pay for laundry with your Eagle Card. You can load money onto your Eagle Card in person at the Cashier's Office or at a kiosk.

Services

When you have your own place, you have to take care of things like maintenance, housekeeping, trash and recycling. When you live on campus, we take care of all that for you.

Every student who lives on campus must have a meal plan. There are different options for plans, and students are able to use them to eat in the Talon Center Dining Hall, Tawes Center Diner, and Einstein Bagels.

Each plan allows for unlimited dining while the cafeteria is open. Plans also include Dining Dollars which can be used at the Tawes Center Diner and Einstein Bagels across campus.

Find Your Campus Meal Plan

Coppin' s Office of Facilities Management provides maintenance and custodial staff for the residence halls. These staff conduct safety inspections, perform general maintenance, and respond to submitted work orders.

Our technicians are on call after business hours and on weekends to respond to emergency repair and other maintenance requests. Custodians regularly clean the public areas in and around all residential buildings.

How to Submit a Work Order

If you have a concern about your room, submit a Work Order through Eagle Links.

Log in to Eagle Links
Click Residence Life
Enter a Work Order

If it's an emergency, please contact front desk staff or resident assistant for help.

Each resident is responsible for keeping rooms, suite areas, and bathrooms clean. This includes properly disposing of recycling and trash.

We provide recycling containers throughout campus, and strongly encourage residents to keep our campus green! For trash, each building floor has a trash room for residents to put their trash in. Housekeeping staff maintains trash rooms, emptying trash daily.

Each resident has an assigned mailbox in their residence hall. Students receive mailbox assignments via email when assigned housing.

Every resident's mail first gets delivered to the Mail and Print Center in the Physical Education Complex, sorted and then delivered to residence halls mailboxes. To make sure your mail gets to you, address all letters packages, and parcels this way:

Your Name
Building Name
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2500 West North Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21216

We hold all packages and items too large for your mailbox in the Mail and Print Center for your pick up.

Learn more about campus mail service

The Office of Housing helps all residents who misplace or lose a key. If you do need a replacement, your student account is billed $175.00 for the replacement.

After hours, your building's Resident Assistant handles lockouts.

Report your misplaced or lost access cards and/or student IDs to Eagle Card Services. It costs $30 to get a replacement Eagle Card.

As a resident, it is your responsibility to keep your suites and bedrooms clean and safe. We periodically provide pest control throughout both residence halls, and also on an as-needed basis for individual rooms or suites.

Do you need your residence hall area treated for pest control? Submit a Work Order through Eagle Links.

Academic Requirements to Live on Campus at ��Ƶ

Living on campus at ��Ƶ offers a vibrant community where students can grow academically, socially, and personally. To maintain this supportive environment, students must meet specific academic standards to reside in university housing.

Students who fall below the required academic standards may face housing eligibility reviews, which could impact their ability to remain in on-campus housing.

Academic Warning or Probation: Students placed on academic warning or probation may be required to meet with an academic advisor or housing staff to develop an academic improvement plan.
Suspension or Dismissal: Students who are suspended or dismissed from the university are not eligible for on-campus housing.

��Ƶ is committed to helping students achieve academic success. Residents have access to various resources, including:

Eagle Achievement Center – Academic coaching, tutoring, and study workshops.
Academic Advising – Personalized support to help students stay on track.
Career Services – Guidance for career development and academic planning.
Counseling Services – Mental health support to promote well-being and academic success.

To qualify for on-campus housing, students must meet the following academic criteria:

Undergraduate Students:
- Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0.
- Be enrolled full-time (at least 12 credit hours per semester).
- Remain in good academic standing with the university.
Graduate Students:
- Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0.
- Be enrolled full-time (at least 9 credit hours per semester).
- Remain in good academic standing with the university.
Transfer & First-Year Students:
- First-time freshmen and new transfer students must be enrolled full-time to be eligible for on-campus housing.
- There is no minimum GPA requirement for first-time applicants, but students must meet academic standing requirements after their first semester.

Housing Work Orders

Work orders can be submitted using the EagleLINKS Self Service portal. Log into EagleLINKS and go to the Self Service menu and select Residence Life for the option to submit a work order. If you have any questions, please contact the Housing office.

EagleLINKS Portal

Housing Cancellation

Do you need to cancel your on-campus housing? Complete and submit the Housing Cancellation Form.

Complete the form

On-Campus Living Frequently Asked Questions

Living on campus offers a dynamic environment that fosters academic success and personal growth. Below are answers to common questions about on-campus housing, amenities, policies, and more.

You may bring a small refrigerator (up to 3.6 cubic feet). Each suite includes a micro-fridge. However, hot plates and other kitchen appliances are prohibited

Pets are not allowed in any campus residence hall, except for fish in tanks of 50 gallons or less and service animals, which require prior university approval before move-in.

Students are responsible for cleaning their own rooms and disposing of trash in designated areas. Staff inspect suites weekly to ensure sanitary conditions. Common areas are cleaned daily by housekeeping services.

All students receive an email account and can connect to the university network. Computers must have Wi-Fi capabilities. Wireless access is available in living rooms and floor lounges.

Resident Assistants (RAs) are students living in residence halls to assist peers with academic and social concerns. They work under professional, live-in Resident Directors (RDs) who handle administrative responsibilities. Resident Hall Managers (RHMs) are trained professionals aiding residents in developing personal, interpersonal, and academic skills.

While financial aid isn't specifically designated for housing, your on-campus living plans are considered when determining assistance. Work-study programs and jobs through the Office of Residence Life and Housing are also available.

During class sessions, the Health Center offers assistance with available physicians, nurse practitioners, and registered nurses. If you fall ill after hours, consult your RHM, RA, or the Office of Public Safety. Emergency medical services can transport you to nearby hospitals like Grace Medical Center, Sinai Hospital, or St. Agnes Hospital if necessary.

Baltimore's transit authority provides bus services connecting ��Ƶ to local malls and other attractions. On campus, a shuttle bus transports students to various class locations, nearby malls, and supermarkets.

Yes, all students can bring cars to campus. However, freshmen are not permitted to park on campus. Eligible students must obtain a parking permit from the campus parking office, with limited spaces allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

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Welcome to the Parents and Family Housing page at ������Ƶ!

Housing

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Housing Amenities

Checking In On Your Student

Meal Plans

Roommate Problems?

Additional Resources

Admissions

Bursar

Financial Aid

First Year Experience

New Student Orientation

Counseling Center and Student Development

Student Life

Housing Cancelation

More Housing Resources

Housing Cost

Housing Cost

2024-2025 Estimated Room and Board Rates:

2024-2025 School Year Room Rates

2024-2025 School Year Board (Meal) Rates

Housing Cancellation

Housing Resources

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Miles Connor Administration Building

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Apply to Coppin

Doctoral and Master's Degree Applicants: The Graduate application has moved, access your application here!

Why apply to Coppin?

Ready to take the next step toward the future you want for yourself? Apply today.

Apply using the FREE CSU application

Apply using an external application

What you will need to apply

Undergraduate - First-time Freshman

Transfer

Transfer Seeking 2nd Bachelors

Graduate

International

Readmit

High School Dual Enrollees

Are you a former student reapplying for admission?

Office of Admissions

Admissions

Coppin State announces the Expand Eagle Nation in-state tuition incentive!

How does the Expand Eagle Nation Incentive work?

How do I apply for the incentive?

Who is eligible for the in-state tuition incentive for incoming students?

How long will I receive the in-state tuition rate?

What documentation is required to qualify for the in-state tuition incentive?

Can transfer students qualify for the in-state tuition incentive?

Is the in-state tuition rate guaranteed for the entire duration of my undergraduate program?

What happens if I change my major or take a break from my studies?

Begin Your Journey Here!

See Yourself on Campus!

What's Your Student Journey?

Undergraduate

Transfer

Re-admitted

Graduate

International

Welcome to the Parents and Family Housing page at ��Ƶ!

Academic Requirements to Live on Campus at ��Ƶ