Spring 2026 semester classes begin on January 26, 2026.

Winter and Spring 2026 registration start dates for each classification:

October 29
Veterans and military connected students (priority)

October 30
Open registration for veterans/military connected students, graduate students, undergraduate scholars and athletes

November 3
All previously mentioned students AND Undergraduate students with 90+ earned credits

November 10
All previously mentioned students AND Undergraduate students with 60 – 89 earned credits

November 11
All previously mentioned students AND Undergraduate students with 30 - 59 earned credits

November 12
Open registration for all students 

Continuing Students and Readmit Students

Contact your faculty advisor by phone or email to schedule an advising appointment. You can find your faculty advisor listed on your Self-Service page in EagleLINKS. If you have questions, contact your department chair’s office.

or

Book an appointment with the Eagle Achievement Center

Schedule an Appointment

New First-time, First year students

New first-time, first-year students will get more information about registration for classes, advising, and the related processes at their in-person orientation session. Visit New Student Orientation to find out more or email eac@coppin.edu.

New Transfer Students

Book an appointment with the Eagle Achievement Center. You will receive information to register for an orientation session in which you can also register in person. If you have questions visit New Student Orientation or email eac@coppin.edu.

Schedule an Appointment

F1 International Students

International students, email CTyree@coppin.edu to confirm requirements.

Graduate Students

Contact the School of Graduate Studies at (410) 951-3090 or graduatestudies@coppin.edu to register.

Contact Graduate Studies

Additional Information: How to register for classes (pdf)

Welcome to the Parents and Family Housing page at Coppin State University!

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 Coppin State University begins with the Office of Admissions. Did you know you can apply to Coppin State University 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 Cancellation

Do you no longer need the on- campus housing you received? No problem! Log in to your ERezLife portal to complete the form.

ERezLife Portal

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.

2025-2026 Estimated Room and Board Rates

2025-2026 School Year Room Rates

2025-2026 School Year Board (Meal) Rates

The deadline for selecting a meal plan is the Friday before the beginning of the semester. Students who do not select a plan by the deadline will automatically be defaulted to the bronze plan. Changes to meal plans can be made until the last day of the third week of the semester (September 12, 2025).

Off-Campus CSU Residential Sites

Students at the following off-campus CSU residential sites (The Social, Redwood, 500 West, MICA, 733 W. Pratt, and UniqueNest) may choose one of the traditional plans (gold, silver, or bronze) or one of the following. 

These meal plans are not available for students in the Gilbert A. Daley and Flossie Dedmond residence halls.

These 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.

Refund Policies

We work to make sure our members and guests have the best experience at our recreational facilities, and that includes making membership changes, refunds, and cancellations easy to understand. Please review our policies closely, because refunds and/or cancellations are not guaranteed.

Membership, Service, and Pass Refunds

• We accept refund and cancellation requests for your campus recreation membership, service, pass, and/or program purchase up to 30 days from the original date of purchase. Refunds and/or cancellations are not guaranteed.
• Campus Recreation staff must approve all refund requests.
• Membership, Service, Pass, and Program refunds begin from date of request and do not include past time or any lapsed time where membership or services weren't used.
• There are no refunds for membership, pass, or program suspensions due to Campus Recreation policy violations.

Cancellation Fee Exceptions

A cancellation processing fee of 10% of the refund amount, or $10 minimum should refund amount be less than $10, will be applied for all approved refunds, with the following exceptions:

• Any circumstance that occurs due to Campus Recreation unplanned facility closures or limited space for programs will not be charged a processing fee and will be refunded any unused portion of the membership or service. This does not include facility closures for holidays or other predetermined & posted facility hour changes.
• Faculty/Staff who leave the University during the duration of their membership will lose their eligibility and therefore, their Affiliate membership. In this case, he/she can submit a refund request and will be refunded the remaining amount of their membership fees (from the date of refund request submittal) without a cancellation processing fee applied.
• Approved locker refunds will incur a $15 cancellation fee for processing locker clean out and lock changes.

Program Purchases

All refund information in Membership, Service & Program Purchases section applies. Also, no refunds will be given as of 3 days prior to program offering start date.

Refund Process

• All approved refunds will be returned in the following methods:
  • payments made by credit card will be refunded to the original card used at the time of payment; credit card is required at time of refund transaction.
  • Cash and check payments will be refunded via State of Maryland issued check and may take up to 30 days to process.
• Once offered a refund, member or participant has 60 days to collect refund or fill out refund information.
• Unless otherwise specified above, any amounts paid to Coppin State University Campus Recreation, after 30 days, are nonrefundable.

Our Campus, Your Way

Attending college (or graduate school) shouldn’t be all about your coursework. At Coppin, we’ve worked to build a robust campus community with lots to offer. Your college experience is what you make it, and at Coppin we've given you the state-of-the-art facilities, student activities, clubs and organizations, and campus leadership for you to create a campus experience that fits your life and your needs.

A campus designed with our students in mind

From our state-of-the-art academic buildings to our athletic facilities, Coppin has cultivated student-centered spaces to learn, study, discover, exercise and just chill. An oasis in the heart of the Baltimore-Metropolitan area, our campus is the perfect nest for our Eagle family.

Coppin State University Bookstore

Welcome to the Coppin State University bookstore! We’re here to serve students, faculty, and the community with all your academic and Coppin Pride needs. Count on us to carry:

• Course Materials: New, used, and digital textbooks available for rent or purchase
• Electronics: Dell, HP, Apple, and more!
• CSU gifts and collectibles
• CSU clothing and accessories
• CSU alumni gear
• Graduation: Diploma frames and regalia
• Health, wellness and beauty products
• In-store: Convenience snacks and drinks

Visit our Online Bookstore

Our Services

We also assist our students and faculty with these services:

• Textbook BuyBacks
• Cap and gown ordering: Available March-May

Paying for Bookstore Purchases

The Bookstore offers several options for students to pay for purchases.

Can I use my Eagle Card to pay for bookstore purchases?

Yes! You can deposit money into your Eagle Card account and use those funds to pay for books, materials, and other supplies at the bookstore.

Can I apply for a book voucher to purchase books and other materials I need for my classes?

Have you applied for Financial Aid? If yes, you can apply for a book voucher to pay for required course materials. Here are the steps to apply:

1. Log in to your EagleLINKS account
2. Click Financial Aid
3. Main Menu > /Financial Aid > Book Store/Dining VCHR Request
4. Select the Amount
5. Select Submit

Following submission, your request will be processed by the Office of Eagle Card Services on the next business day.

Our Campus, Your Way

Attending college (or graduate school) shouldn’t be all about your coursework. At Coppin, we’ve worked to build a robust campus community with lots to offer. Your college experience is what you make it, and at Coppin we've given you the state-of-the-art facilities, student activities, clubs and organizations, and campus leadership for you to create a campus experience that fits your life and your needs.

A campus designed with our students in mind

From our state-of-the-art academic buildings to our athletic facilities, Coppin has cultivated student-centered spaces to learn, study, discover, exercise and just chill. An oasis in the heart of the Baltimore-Metropolitan area, our campus is the perfect nest for our Eagle family.

Help for What Life and Coursework Throw Your Way

Student support at Coppin looks like many different things. It looks like peer and professional tutors ready to help students in the Math Center. It looks like trained mental health professionals prepared with resources to help you through the worst of what you’re going through. It looks like accommodations and improved access through the Accessibility Services. It’s emergency funds for students with urgent home, and life challenges. It’s professional guidance on how to take that next career step. Student support looks like all this, and so much more.

At Coppin, we aren’t only concerned about your academic success, we’re concerned about the whole you. We’ve worked hard to make sure our students have a variety of resources to allow you to bring your whole self to school. Because when you can bring your whole self to school, you can be ready to work toward all the opportunities you’ve dreamed of.

Help for What Life and Coursework Throw Your Way

Student support at Coppin looks like many different things. It looks like peer and professional tutors ready to help students in the Math Center. It looks like trained mental health professionals prepared with resources to help you through the worst of what you’re going through. It looks like accommodations and improved access through the Accessibility Services. It’s emergency funds for students with urgent home, and life challenges. It’s professional guidance on how to take that next career step. Student support looks like all this, and so much more.

At Coppin, we aren’t only concerned about your academic success, we’re concerned about the whole you. We’ve worked hard to make sure our students have a variety of resources to allow you to bring your whole self to school. Because when you can bring your whole self to school, you can be ready to work toward all the opportunities you’ve dreamed of.

Help for What Life and Coursework Throw Your Way

Student support at Coppin looks like many different things. It looks like peer and professional tutors ready to help students in the Math Center. It looks like trained mental health professionals prepared with resources to help you through the worst of what you’re going through. It looks like accommodations and improved access through the Accessibility Services. It’s emergency funds for students with urgent home, and life challenges. It’s professional guidance on how to take that next career step. Student support looks like all this, and so much more.

At Coppin, we aren’t only concerned about your academic success, we’re concerned about the whole you. We’ve worked hard to make sure our students have a variety of resources to allow you to bring your whole self to school. Because when you can bring your whole self to school, you can be ready to work toward all the opportunities you’ve dreamed of.