<p>Most state flagships have don’t have enough dorms to meet the demand, so there is no need to make it a requirement. However, if a scholarship pays for room and board, it may require that the student resides in a dorm and purchase a meal plan.</p>
<p>A few of the state “directional” schools may have a freshman residency requirement. For example, the University of North Florida requires all incoming freshman to live in a dorm and purchase a meal plan. </p>