Investigating attitudes toward residence hall living (staff, atmosphere, and rules and regulations), 40 men and 40 women completed attitude scales. Three comparisons were made: on-campus versus off-campus students, men versus women, and life styles. Results show that on-campus and off-campus students significantly differ in their perceptions of residence hall staff and atmosphere. On-campus students have a more favorable attitude than off-campus students toward staff and atmosphere. Both groups, however, are discontented with rules and regulations. Comparisons between men and women indicate no significant differences in attitudes. Students living in various life styles also failed to show significant differences. (Author)