Housing It is wise to start looking for housing in Ann Arbor as soon as you have decided to enter the Law School. About half of all newly entering students reside in the Lawyers Club, enjoying the easy access and camaraderie of on-campus life. Residents are held to the terms of the lease for the entire year. You may be attracted to other University housing. Family Housing, which is relatively economical, is available to married students living together, domestic partners, and single parents with custody of their children.
Units are located on the North Campus, a short bus ride away.
Interested students should request the booklet entitled Family Housing from the University Housing Office. Rooms and studies with adjoining bathroom facilities are also available in graduate housing in the Vera Baits complex on North Campus. Approximately two-thirds of the law students live in apartments and houses. Furnished and unfurnished apartments and houses may be found within walking distance of the Law School and in complexes a few miles away. The Off-Campus Housing Office, within the University Housing Office , may be especially helpful if you are apartment hunting in Ann Arbor for the first time.