• Residence Life Home

At The University of Arizona, a residence hall isn’t just a building with a lot of beds and desks – it’s a home!
Even better, it’s a vibrant home filled with funny, smart, caring people – some of whom will become trusted advisors, some of whom will become best friends.
Every residence hall, every room, is the site of some great plan: a new intramural team; midnight runs to Highland Market; a weekend long trip to Magic Mountain; a study abroad opportunity. Students often find that their social circle begins in their room and expands outward - from roommates, to friends on other floors, to friends across campus and in classes. You never know where your experience could lead you!

Fall 2009 Undergraduate Housing

Undergraduate Campus housing is full for the 2009-10 academic year.

Residence Life has added housing spaces this year, making it possible for us to accept housing applications for more than two months after our March 1 guaranteed housing date. Unfortunately, though, we are unable to accept any more applications.

All new housing applications are now being automatically placed on a Waiting List. Based on current information, it is unlikely that we will be able to accommodate anyone on the Waiting List, and we urge you to secure off-campus housing. In the unlikely event space becomes available, Residence Life will contact students on the Waiting List by phone and email for two business days. If we are unable to successfully contact a student within this two-day period, the available space will be offered to another student on the Waiting List.

Please see the "Apply for Housing" page for more information.

Graduate Student housing is still available.