College Housing

College Housing

There are many different options for lodging in college, inluding apartments, however, the most common is student housing.

Dorms

Types of Dorms: Traditional dorms (shared rooms with communal bathrooms), suite-style dorms (shared rooms with private bathrooms), and apartment-style housing (private rooms with shared living spaces).

  • Amenities: Wi-Fi, laundry facilities, study lounges, recreational areas, and on-call maintenance.

  • Benefits: Proximity to classes, dining halls, and campus resources; opportunities to build community and make friends; and enhanced academic performance for students living on campus.

  • Costs: Dorm costs vary widely depending on the type of housing and the university. Some dorms are more affordable, while others offer premium amenities at higher prices.

Arizona State University

  • ASU has dorms across multiple campuses, including Tempe, Downtown Phoenix, Polytechnic, and West Valley.

  • First-year students are required to live on campus, fostering a living-learning environment.

  • Dorms are equipped with modern amenities, and students can access resources like maintenance requests and technology support.

  • ASU emphasizes community engagement and sustainability in its housing options.

Northern Arizona University

  • NAU offers a variety of housing options, including traditional, suite-style, and apartment-style dorms.

  • Specialized housing is available for sororities, fraternities, international students, and Honors College members.

  • On-campus living provides convenience, security, and access to campus resources.

  • NAU promotes community building through events and living-learning communities.

University of Arizona

  • UofA offers 23 dorms across four campus districts: Highland, Park, Historic, and North.

  • Dorms vary in size, price, and room types, including single, double, and suite-style options.

  • Notable dorms include Árbol de la Vida and Coronado.