WSU's residence halls are much more than a place to sleep;
they're a place to live. They're a place to call home. You'll
easily find fellow students studying, watching the latest sporting
event or maybe having an ice cream party in the lounge. Making
friends is easy too! In fact, friendships forged in the residence
halls tend to last a lifetime!
Wondering about accessibility options?
Disabled students with special needs should contact the Access
Center at 509-335-1566 to discuss housing arrangements.
Roommate Alert!
Most new students do not have a roommate chosen, so assignments
are provided. The Housing and Dining Application asks students to
answer questions that will help with assignment of both hall and
roommates. To room together, students must request each other as
roommates.
When requesting a roommate, your Residence Hall Housing
Application must be filled out requesting the same
priorities in hall choices and you must request each other or you
may not be placed together.
Although we try to honor all mutual roommate requests, space
does not permit us to fill all of them. Assignments are made in
application date order, so we encourage students who wish to be
roommates to apply at the same time.
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Housing Rates
We strive to provide you with the greatest value in safe, clean
and convenient housing and dining facilities in the Pullman
community. Our Rate Estimator will give you an idea of housing and
dining prices in the Residence Halls and rental rates for the
University Apartments at Washington State University. This simple
on-line form provides you with information about prices and payment
schedules and allows you to make informed choices.
Another major decision affecting your experience at college is
whether to purchase a campus dining plan. While most Residence
Halls require the purchase of a dining plan, apartment living
allows you to purchase a campus dining plan, prepare your own food
within the apartment or make some other arrangement for
meals.
Please contact us with any questions you may have regarding
housing and dining. We want to provide you with what you need to
help you make informed choices.
To view current rates please use our rate
estimator.
Changing Your Residence Hall
If you are currently living in a residence hall and wish to move
to either another hall or another room, see your Residential
Education Director. Once your request has been received, we will
look on our waiting list to determine if other assignment changes
are ahead of you and to determine space availability. If space is
available, you will receive a hall transfer card authorizing your
move. The new room will be assigned to you and you'll be given a
date which you must complete the move by. You need to check-out
properly from your current space, which involves turning in keys to
your front desk and completing the room inventory agreement.
Failure to complete this process properly may result in charges
to your account. If you have questions, please ask your Residential
Education Director.
