Housing Selection

Throughout the year, there are a number of housing processes which take place offering students the opportunity to select housing for the following fall term. Options such as Academic or Special Interest Houses, Social Houses, or Superblocks, as well as living off-campus each have application processes and take place first.

Students who did not receive housing in one of those processes should participate in various housing selection processes for spaces across campus in suites, small houses, doubles and singles. Students who are not part of the housing selection process will be part of an Open Draw process in August or assigned a space.

Read more about the Housing Portal for a full overview of the room selection process.

Sophomore Room Selection

Students have the option to go through the room selection process individually or as part of a roommate group. Roommate Groups can be formed with up to eight (8) people per group. Individuals and groups will select housing from available space at their designated time slot. Groups must fill all bed space within a small house, townhouse/apartment, suite, or room.

Residence Hall Availability

As sophomores, students participate in the room selection process. Students can select roommates and live in a variety of suite-style or traditional rooms based on their randomly assigned selection time.

• Coffrin
• Gifford
• Hadley
• Pearsons
• Milliken

Room Selection Proxy

If you won’t have regular internet access during the room selection period, it is recommended that you form a Roommate Group so that another member of the group can choose a bed for you. 

Plan ahead and provide your proxy with a clear understanding of the spaces in which you are interested.

Junior and Senior Room Selection

Students have the option to go through the room selection process individually or as part of a roommate group. Roommate Groups can be formed with up to eight (8) people per group. Individuals and groups will select housing from available space at their designated time slot. Groups must fill all bed space within a small house, townhouse/apartment, suite, or room.

Room Availability

Junior and senior students may choose from the range of housing options available to them across campus. Students have the opportunity to live in small houses, townhouses, suites and traditional style rooms during the room selection process.

See a list of available rooms for the All Senior process. This list will be updated periodically and is subject to change.

• 107 Shannon
• 99 Adirondack
• Atwater A and B
• Forest
• Gifford
• Homer Harris House
• Kelly
• LaForce
• Lang
• Le Chateau
• Painter
• Ridgeline View Suites
• Ross Tower
• Starr
• Townhouses
• Turner House
• Voter Hall

Room Selection Proxy

If you won’t have regular internet access during the room selection period, it is recommended that you form a Roommate Group so that another member of the group can choose a bed for you. 

Plan ahead and provide your proxy with a clear understanding of the spaces in which you are interested.