Over 4000 undergraduate students live on the main campus. Occupancy in the residence halls is open to all full-time, unmarried, undergraduate Georgetown University students. The Housing Office is responsible for housing assignments, housing charges, and administration of the Housing Occupancy Agreement. All first year and sophomore students are required to live on campus unless an exemption is granted by the Housing Office. Upperclass students obtain housing through a housing lottery process.
Graduate students live off campus in the surrounding community.
Housing accommodations include residence hall rooms, apartments, and townhouses. Students with Disabilities - Undergraduate and graduate students with disabilities are eligible for housing on campus for the length of their enrollment based on the nature of their disability and recommendations from their health care provider. Students who need special housing arrangements should contact the Housing Office as soon as possible to assure assignment to a suitable space. Residence Life - The Housing Office staff works closely with the Office of Residence Life. A residence life senior staff person manages and resides in each residence hall and apartment complex.