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Say 'Yes!' to OSU Housing

Discover its many benefits!
In addition to value and convenience, our residence halls are close-knit communities where students make connections and life-long friends.

Value

  • One bill. There's value in living in university housing. Furnished units, rent, utilities, cable and internet are rolled into one bill. No deposit is required. 
  • Nine-month lease. Your lease (pdf) begins in the fall and runs through the spring semester. Ask about summer leases, too.
  • Unlimited, free laundry. Use of the laundry facilities is free of charge—just bring your supplies. Laundry rooms are located in every residence hall. Apartments provide in-unit washers and dryers. 
  • Public and private spaces. Whether you need a quiet place to study, sports courts, or a kitchen to make a spaghetti dinner for the gang, we’ve got a space for every occasion. Learn more about Common Areas.

Relationships

  • Peer advisers. Community mentors (CM) are fellow students trained to help you navigate college life and make the most of living on campus.
  • Beyond the classroom. Consider applying for one of the Living Learning Programs and stay engaged—even when class is over.
  • Meet new friends. Residential halls are close-knit communities with friends-to-be around the corner or next door.

Convenience

Make Better Grades

GPAs don't lie!
Students who live in university housing have better grades. Take advantage of the study nooks and rooms throughout the halls. Computer labs and remote printers are located near Desk Services.

At the Center of the Action

And within walking distance!

Dining Halls

Eat like a Cowboy. You can choose from 30+ dining options conveniently located near the residential halls.

Colvin Center

 It’s no coincidence that OSU is America’s Healthiest Campus™Go beyond diet and exercise and make wellness a lifestyle at the Colvin Center.

Edmon Low Library

This is not your parents’ library. Students and faculty meet here to study, research and collaborate.

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