Housing Overview

First-Year Living

New students generally reside in traditional-style rooms (double rooms with a community bathroom(s)) within their first-year communities. First-year residences include the following:

Sophomore Living

As sophomores, students participate in the housing selection process. Students select their roommates and can live in suite-style or traditional rooms (single and double rooms with a community bathroom(s)) based on their randomly assigned selection time. Sophomores are required to live in sophomore communities. Sophomores may also live in Academic or Special Interest Houses starting in their fall term and may live in Social Houses starting in the spring. Sophomore housing includes the following:

Junior and Senior Living

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 housing selection process. All properties that are available will be shared prior to the start of room-selection processes.

Examples of Junior and Senior housing include the following:

Specialty Housing

Juniors and seniors have the option to live in a variety of specialty housing communities. Rising sophomores may also live in Academic or Special Interest Houses starting in their fall term and may live in Social Houses starting in the spring.

Academic or Special Interest Houses

Read more about living in Academic or Special Interest Houses.

Social Houses

Read more about living in Social Houses.

Rooms, Suites, Houses, and Townhouses

A wide variety of rooms, suites, houses, and townhouses are available for juniors and seniors through the online room draw.

Off-Campus Living

A limited number of seniors may apply for off-campus living in the local community.