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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.

Housing Information

How to apply for housing

  • Within one week of matriculating, the Office of Housing, Meal Plan, and ID Card Services will email you, encouraging you to apply.
  • If your immediate family resides in the Syracuse area and you plan to commute from home, please check the appropriate box on the online Housing and Meal Plan Application.

Meal plans

  • North Campus residence halls: A University meal plan is required, with flexibility based on your class standing.
  • South Campus apartments: No meal plan required, since each apartment has a full kitchen.

Staying up to date

  • Keep your syr.edu email current and check it frequently. It's the official channel for important communications regarding on-campus living.
  • Apply as soon as you get that email after matriculating because spaces are limited.

Transfer Student Housing

Syracuse University welcomes more than 400 undergraduate transfer students each year, with North Campus residence halls and South Campus apartments as housing options.

Exterior of Skyhall 1.

Skyhall 1

Skyhall 1 is one of three Skyhalls on South Campus and is a short bus ride from North Campus.

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Exterior of Skyhall 2.

Skyhall 2

Located on South Campus, Skyhall 2 offers a tight-knit community with a home-away-from-home feel.

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Exterior of Skyhall 3.

Skyhall 3

Skyhall 3 is located near South Campus apartments, the Goldstein Student Center and the John A. Lally Athletics Complex.

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Exterior of South Campus Apartments.

South Campus Apartments

South Campus Apartments are fully furnished spaces with a full kitchen, bathroom and private bedrooms.

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Also of Interest

Housing Rates

Housing rates vary by room type. View current rates to plan your budget for the year.

Walney Hall with other buildings in the distance.

Meals and Dining

No matter where you are on campus, tasty, convenient and healthy food options are always nearby. Learn about a wide variety of healthy food choices, menu plans, dining locations and nutritional information.

Schine Student Center.

Transportation

Getting around is easy. The University operates a shuttle system on and near campus, and the City of Syracuse offers a variety of bus options to help you explore.

Cuse Trolly outside of a building on campus.

Campus Maps

Explore comprehensive maps to academic buildings, parking, directions and more.

Interactive campus map of Syracuse University.