More than half of our students call campus home—and for good reason. Living on campus puts you at the center of it all, with the chance to build stronger connections with faculty and staff, deepen friendships with fellow students and discover what it truly means to be part of a campus community.
Whatever your style, there’s a place for you. Experience a traditional double room in a residence hall, settle into apartment-style living on South Campus after your first year or join a living learning community where students who share your interests or major come together.
Select your student group below to find housing information and get started:
Stats and Facts
Find Your Housing
Whether you’re starting at Syracuse University, returning for another year, transferring in or pursuing a graduate degree, we have housing information for you.
First-Year Students
Your Syracuse University chapter starts at home on campus. For your first two years, you can choose to live steps away from classes, dining and the events and traditions that define campus life.
Returning Students
Explore what housing options are available to you as a returning student.
Transfer Students
Syracuse University welcomes more than 400 undergraduate transfer students each year. We’re excited to have you join our community and we want to help you feel at home from the moment you step on campus.
Graduate Students
Make room for what’s next. Find housing designed to give you the independence and flexibility to thrive during your graduate journey.
Housing Rates
Housing rates vary by room type. View current rates to plan your budget for the year.
Additional Housing Information
Summer Housing
Make the most of your summer on campus. Explore everything you need to know about summer housing, including eligibility, locations, dates and costs.
Furnishings and Layouts
See what’s in your room before you arrive. From beds and desks to dressers and closets, get a clear look at how your space is set up.
Living Off Campus
After your second year on campus, you can choose to live off campus and enjoy a greater sense of freedom and independence.