The mission of the Embry-Riddle Language Institute is to provide high-quality English language instruction that prepares speakers of other languages to enter and succeed in Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University or another U.S. university.

Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University (ERAU) is a private university focused on aviation and aerospace programs. Founded at Lunken Field in Cincinnati in 1926, today its main campuses are located in Daytona Beach, Florida, and Prescott, Arizona, United States. It is the largest accredited university system specializing in aviation and aerospace.[6] It has numerous online programs and academic programs offered at satellite locations.

Adams and Wood Halls

Adams Hall

Adams and Wood Halls are located in the Student Village on campus and are five-story buildings designated for first-year students. Students have the option between a standard double room or a triple room. In a standard double room, two students share a room and two rooms share a bathroom. In a triple room, three students share a room and share a bathroom with another room. Dining options: In-Flight Cargo convenience store located on the first floor of the Student Village.

 

Apollo Hall

Apollo Hall is designated for second-year students along with junior, senior, and graduate students if space is available. The 256-bed residential suite-style facility is located just a short walking distance from the current Eagle Fitness Center, the future Fitness Complex, and the Mori Hosseini Student Union.

 

Chanute Complex

Chanute Complex

Chanute Complex Apartments is a 78-unit apartment complex operated by Embry-Riddle to provide apartment-style housing for second-year students along with junior, senior, and graduate students if space is available. Located on a picturesque lake just 1.5 miles south of campus, it is an easy bike ride to classes and within walking distance of shopping and restaurants. ERAU Student Government Association operates a shuttle from Chanute to main campus.

 

Doolittle Hall

Doolittle Hall is a three-story residence hall typical of traditional university housing and is designated for

first and second-year students. It is located near the center of campus near the Eagle Fitness Center. Basketball, volleyball courts, and barbecue grills are nearby.

 

New Residence Hall 1 and New Residence Hall 2New Residence Halls 1 and 2

New Residence Hall 1 opened in January 2017 and New Residence Hall 2 opened in Fall of 2019

and they are both located near the center of campus. These five-story facilities offer suite-style living to

first-year students.

 

New Residence Hall 3New Residence Hall 3

Opening in Fall 2021, New Residence Hall 3 is a

seven-story facility located at the heart of campus. This central location will provide easy access to the Mori Hosseini Student Union and future Fitness Complex.

Four students will share a four-bedroom apartment, and each student will have their own bedroom and bathroom.

 

O'Connor Hall

O'Connor Hall

O’Connor Hall is located in the Student Village on campus and offers apartment-style living for second-year students along with junior, senior, and graduate students if space is available. Students in O’Connor Hall share four-bedroom apartments, with two students per bedroom. Dining options: In-Flight Cargo convenience store located in the Student Village.

 

Stimpson Hall

Stimpson Hall is also located in the Student Village and features efficiency-style apartment living, for second-year students along with junior, senior, and graduate students if space is available Each apartment has a two-person bedroom, bathroom, and a separate study/living room. Dining options: In-Flight Cargo convenience store located in the Student Village.