Residence Life at Valley City State University
McCoy Hall sits in close proximity to the new Center for the Arts and is VCSU’s single-gender female hall.
McCoy Details
Single – $2,080.00* per semester
Double – $1,630.00* per semester
*prices listed are for the 2024-25 academic year only and are subject to SBHE approval
McCoy Hall sits directly southwest of the new Center for the Arts building, nestled in the corner of Viking Drive and 4th Avenue SW. Its three floors can be reached by stairs, and each has a lounge, a washer and dryer, a room to dispose of trash, and a kitchenette. The first floor has a full kitchen, and there’s a pool table in the lobby immediately upon entrance. McCoy floors are typically split among single-room and double-room residents.
Kelby Gjovik
McCoy Hall resident
My favorite part about living in the dorms is making new friends and meeting all the other people in the dorms. Throughout all four residence halls on campus the RA’s put on events to get people involved and are always a lot of fun. In McCoy, the lounges on each floor are a great spot to either work on homework or hang out with friends. The quiet atmosphere also makes it easy to work on homework in the dorms without having to go anywhere else.
Quick Info
- Single-gender female hall
- Communal layout – bathrooms per floor
- 116 beds available
- 1-2 residents per room
- Air conditioning in hallways
- Daily bathroom cleaning
- Clothing storage
- Lounges with televisions
- Exercise room
- Pool table
- Wireless internet
- Printing center
- Cable TV
- Free laundry
Contact Residence Life
Housing
- 230 Viking Drive SW
Living on campus in the residence halls holds some of my fondest memories from college. Nothing beats the proximity to campus and being surrounded by friends all the time. While my main priority is making sure residents are safe and have a safe, welcoming space to call home, I also want them to have fun and make wonderful memories here!