To apply to live in one of the University's living-learning communities, you'll need to file an on-campus housing application and contract.

Housing Application and Contract

Students may choose up to three living-learning community preferences on the application, ranking them from highest to lowest priority. Students eligible for membership in more than one community will be able to live in their top choice, subject to space availability. Please note many communities are for freshman only.

Eligibility
Eligible students are selected for some living-learning communities on a first-come, first-served basis. Other communities ask for specific information for use in selecting community members. Your living-learning community preferences will take precedence over any previously submitted housing requests. If you are not placed in a living-learning community, you will be given a housing assignment according to the building/room type preferences you indicated on your housing application.

For more information on eligibility and contact info, see the University Admissions Office pages on living-learning communities.

Living-Learning Communities - Office of Admissions

Notification
You'll receive your room and roommate assignment, and instructions for moving in, sometime between June 1 and the end of summer.