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Arizona State University Student housing

Student housing at Arizona State University

ASU ensures your home away from home is modern, safe and comfortable. All admitted first-year undergraduates are expected to live in on-campus student housing. After year one, undergraduates may choose to live on or off campus. Graduate students may also apply for on-campus housing, though it is not guaranteed. 

Enjoy the benefits of on-campus housing at ASU

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    Easy access to campus facilities (library, classrooms, gym, etc.) 

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    Shorter distance to classes 

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    Rooms that come with furniture  

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    Nearby campus dining halls  

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    Access to University Wi-Fi and cable TV  

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    24-hour security 

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    Special programs, events and amenities tailored to your major 

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“I lived on campus for four years and loved the convenience! I made friends in the dorms. We’d study and go to the dining hall together. I still have friends that I met in my first year.”

Rosa from China
Computer Information Systems and Accounting student at ASU

Take a look at student housing at ASU

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In front of Tooker House, Tempe Campus at ASU
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Honors Hall Building at Arizona State University
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Living on campus 

It’s important to note that the style of student housing and the types of amenities available will vary among campuses and residence halls. Room and meal plan costs will also vary from location to location.   

Housing is available on a first-come, first-served basis on the campus of your major. The housing portal opens in early January for the upcoming fall semester and in November for the upcoming spring semester. We recommend that you apply when the housing portal opens in order to have a good chance of being assigned a room. After that date, you are less likely to secure accommodations on campus. 

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Bed

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Private or shared bathroom 

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Hookups for TV and internet 

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Dresser and closet 

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Shared kitchen 

Water and electricity utility bills

All bills included 

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Communal study and TV lounges throughout the building 

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Access to shared laundry facilities 

A closer look at ASU student housing 

Select your preferred housing option based on the campus where your academic major is based. 

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Housing and meal costs per year* 

LocationPrice range
Phoenix area campuses $5,124–$21,774 
ASU at Lake Havasu$7,226–$13,200 
*Rates are for 2024–25. Please note: housing and meal plans are more expensive at Barrett, The Honors College due to additional costs associated with these residences. 

Living off campus 

You may decide to live off campus in an apartment or townhouse complex near your university campus. ASU has off-campus housing options for undergraduate students and graduate students seeking to live independently from the University. 

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