Housing Options: Transfer Students
On-Campus Housing
There are a variety of housing options available to transfer
students in order to allow you to select the housing option that best suits
your housing
needs.
Josephine Louise Hall, or JL, is a female-only hall and is home to first-year students, transfer students, and selected returning students. For more information about JL, click here.
Monroe Hall, is a coed hall and home to a blended community comprised of first-year students as well as a selected number of sophomores. For more information about Monroe, click here.
Paterson House, also known as the Wellness Community, is a coed community comprised of first-year students and sophomores. For more information about Paterson, click here.
Warren House is a coed hall and home to 160 sophomore student, in a combination of single-occupancy rooms, double-occupancy rooms, and a few suites. For more information about Warren, click here.
Irby House is home to sophomore students as well as one floor of graduate students. The sophomore floors consist of 8-person suites: 4 double rooms with one, large, common bathroom. Irby Hall is also the location of the Department of Housing and Residence Life. For more information, click here.
Phelps House is home to sophomore students as well as one floor of graduate students. The sophomore floors consist of 8-person suites: 4 double rooms with one, large, common bathroom. Phelps House is also the location of Accounts Receivable. For more information, click here.
Willow Residences, one of our newest complexes, is home to junior and senior students in a variety of 2-, 3- and 4-person suites. For more information, please click here.
Aron
Apartments is our only undergraduate apartment complex
on campus. Aron is home to senior and junior students in a variety of
3-, 4- and 5-bedroom apartments. For more information, please click
here.
Off-Campus Housing
We do not provide listings for off-campus housing but the Associated
Student Body does maintain an off-campus housing website as a "bulletin
board" for local rentals. As a result of Hurricane Katrina, we
are encouraging students and parents to be very thorough in seeking
off-campus housing AND, as a recommendation, we encourage all students,
both on- and off-campus, to obtain some form of supplemental insurance
(renters insurance, a rider on a homeowner policy, college student insurance).
The Uptown area is a highly fluid market for off-campus housing and
rentals are generally available throughout the year. It is far different
than many college areas and we highly recommend extra caution and research.
Within one block, the range of rental fees can be extreme.