Student Life works diligently  to provide all students with a comfortable and pleasant living environment. Colorado Northwestern Community College has three residence halls to accommodate 220 students. Ross Hall, a co-ed facility, opened in January 1994, and has occupancy for 160 students. Each of the 80 rooms has its own bathroom. All residence halls have telephone service, cable TV, and internet provided to the room. Each residence hall is staffed by a professional hall director and a supporting staff of student Resident Assistants. 

Freshmen students are required to live on campus their first year unless they are 21 years of age or older, married or single parent, a Veteran who has served one year of active duty, or can live with a close relative within the Rangely area.

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The Craig Campus hopes to open its first residence hall this coming fall or spring - depending on construction progress.   Each of the four units will contain 8 single rooms, with shared kitchen, living room, and bathroom facilities.  Each unit will be dedicated to either males or female.  There will not be any co-ed units. 

The current estimated cost of living in the residence hall will be $2600.00 per semester.  This cost maybe adjusted depending on the final building costs.