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Honors Cottage (Coed)

About Honors Cottage

Troy offers an Honors Cottage for students in the Honors Program. This cottage is for both male and female students and offers bedroom space, a kitchen facility and a living area. Persons interested make contact Donna R Brown (Modern Languages & Classics Department) with a recommendation from the director of the TROY Honors Program. Housing only ten students, this co-ed residence hall features single-occupancy rooms.

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Honors Cottage FAQs

What are the dimensions of rooms in Honors Cottage?

Movable furnishings include bed, desk and chest of drawers.

Carpeted 12' x 15' rooms.

Large living room area shared by all residents.

XL Twin Size Beds.

What is near Honors Cottage?

Dining

  • Convenience Store
  • Trojan Dining
  • Boar's Head Deli
  • Moe's Southwest Grill

Academic Buildings

  • Hawkins Hall
  • Long Hall
  • Smith Hall
  • Math and Science Complex

Parks & Rec

  • Wesley Foundation
  • Riddle-Pace Field
  • Fitness Center (Under Construction)
  • Veterans Memorial Stadium
  • Baptist Campus Ministry
How much does it cost to live in Honors Cottage?

Price Per Semester 
(2024-2025)

Standard: $2,415

 

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2024-2025 Housing Prices (PDF)

Where do I park?

For more information on parking regulations, how to get a decal, and parking maps, please visit the following link.

TROY CAMPUS PARKING

 

Safety Information

All dorms are equipped with key fob entry systems. Fobs can be scanned at all entry points by current residents of the building. The fob office is located next to the Housing and Residence Life office in Shackelford Hall. 

Fire safety plans are discussed at the beginning of each semester in hall meetings conducted by resident advisors.

There is a Blue-light Emergency Box located on the front side of Shackelford Hall, which is close to the Honors Cottage. Students can use this box to call emergency services in the event of an emergency.

In the event of strong storms, residents are encouraged to seek shelter in the center of the lowest floor of the dorm.

 

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