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We understand that knowing the cost of each residence hall is important in making an educated decision about where to live. Below you'll find tables of different pricing for halls on campus. Whether you're an incoming first-year or transfer student, you'll find what you need.

* Rates pending UW Board of Regents approval.

Estimated First-Year Housing Rates

First-year students have two building style options (standard vs. renovated, new residence hall) within on campus residence halls. Below you’ll find the estimated yearly cost of each option based on 9-month (academic year) contracts that run from September-May.

Meal plans are required for all first-year students.

Estimated Transfer/Returning Housing Rates

Transfer/returning students have the option to live in any of the on-campus residence halls, or a near campus University sponsored residence hall. Pricing and contact duration vary by hall, see below for full details.

On Campus Options

Rates are based on 9-month (academic year) contracts which run from September-May.

All utilities included: gas/electric, cable, internet, garbage, water, sewer.
Towers, New Suite Style Hall, Priory and Chancellors offer air conditioning.
Limited Towers Renovated Singles available.

Note: *Meal plans are required for these housing options

Near Campus University Sponsored Housing Options

There are two near campus University Sponsored Housing options for transfer or returning ÌÇÐÄVlog students. Aspenson Mogensen offers a 12 month contract for 2025-2026 (June-May) and Haymarket Landing offers a 9 month contract (September-May). Subleasing and month to month contract are not allowed in any University Sponsored Housing. Meal plans are optional for residents in these apartment style communities. Availability is based on inventory and no guarantee of placement.

Aspenson Mogensen

Haymarket Landing

* 2 bedroom double economy offer fewer bedroom furniture configuration options than typically larger 2 bedroom double units