I can't decide where I want to live!
Can't decide where to live for next year? As a Continuing Student, you are eligible to live anywhere on-campus. You can choose an assignment in the Richardson Court or Union Drive residence halls or you could consider one of the following upper-division areas. If you're not familiar with upper-division housing, consider attending an Open House.
Wallace-Wilson (WW) Halls
- See WW on a campus map
- Review the Wallace Hall and Wilson Hall web pages.
- Take a Virtual Tour (Java required)
"I have my bathroom cleaned for me... game, movie and equipment rental as well a laundry and fitness room all in the same building... and I live within walking distance from campus. I have fun events planned for me, and plenty of opportunity to get involved and build my resume. I don't have to worry about paying rent once a month, utilities, or deposits. A better question to ask is why you wouldn't live in a residence hall?" - Heidi, Meteorology
- All Wallace Hall rooms are all super-singles while WIlson Hall offers a mix of double and single rooms!
- WW has the lowest priced double and single rooms on-campus!
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Fully furnished with extras: bed, desk & chair, dresser, and
wardrobe per each resident
- Wallace Hall rooms also have a futon and micro-fridge
- Semester billing with all utilities included
- High-speed wired & wireless Ethernet included in rent
- Parking adjacent to building. Permit required
- Conveniently located on CyRide route
- Located near Campustown and outdoor recreation
- On-site amenities include a fitness center, computer lab, ISU Dining C-store, media room and spacious commons
- Meals plans encouraged, but not required - meal bundles available at WW C- Store
Schilletter and University Village (SUV) Apartments
- See SUV on a Campus Map
- Review the Schilletter Village and University Village web pages
- Take a Virtual Tour (Java required)
"It's very convenient, because if I go on an internship or decide to study abroad next semester, I don't have to be stuck with a contract and try to sublease. So, that's really convenient versus going to an apartment off campus." - Omar, Integrated Studio Arts
- SUV has one of the lowest two-bedroom rates in town. As low as $293* per person, per month!
- Family housing in the Schilletter Village (SV) area.
- Single student housing in the University Village (UV) area.
- 2 bedroom apartments for 1 or 2 people - share the rent!
- Mixed gender roommates welcome
- Pets welcome in some buildings
- Air-conditioned
- Unfurnished (some furnished available)
- Semester billing. Monthly billing available by request in AccessPlus
- Rent includes cable, water, and trash collection. Resident pays gas and electric.
- High-speed DSL Internet included in rent.
- Parking adjacent to building. Permit required
- Multiple CyRide bus stops
- On-site Amenities include a community center with meeting rooms and a computer lab, Family Day Care Center
* Assumes non-pet apartment and shared occupancy.
Frederiksen Court (Freddy) Apartments
- See Freddy on a campus map
- Review the Freddy web page
- Take a Virtual Tour (Java required)
"For me it was just a matter of sheer convenience. As I looked at the other apartments, having to pay separate utilities and being far away from campus didn't seem worth it… I like the fact that everything goes on my u-bill. It's all taken care of there, I can see everything. They're nice apartments. They're furnished. They're wonderful. I love them!" - Renee, Ag Education
- 4 person apartments - either 2 or 4 bedrooms
- Air-conditioned
- Fully furnished bedrooms, living rooms and kitchens; washer/dryer in each unit; dishwasher in kitchen
- Semester billing with all utilities included
- High-speed wired Ethernet included in rent
- Parking adjacent to building. Permit required
- On-site amenities include a community center, fitness room, and the Hawthorn Market & Café
- Meal plan encouraged but not required - meal bundles available at Hawthorn Market & Café
Buchanan Hall
"I looked at apartments because I wanted more privacy and air conditioning, but it's more convenient [to live on campus]. Living on campus helps you get more involved in activities, you get to meet more people, and be more involved with the university -that's never a bad thing." - Corey, Political Science
- Single and double suites (2-4 people per bath) - double suites include in-room sinks
- Air-conditioned
- Furnished with a loft bed, bookcase, desk & chair, file, wardrobe/dresser unit (all per person)
- Semester billing with all utilities included
- High-speed wired & wireless Ethernet included in rent.
- Parking adjacent to building, permit required
- On-site amenities include Barista Café, computer lab, media room, dens, kitchenettes on floors 3-9
- Meal plans are required in Buchanan
- A perfect location near class and Campustown
Department of Residence, (515) 294-2900