The majority of first-year and sophomore students live in this type of residence hall. Some of our special-interest houses relate to language programs, others to campus clubs. Greek housing is open to individuals who have successfully met the requirements for joining a Greek organization. Students draw a number from a pool of numbers assigned to their class. When that number is called, they select a room from the pool of open rooms.
Seniors have first choice, juniors second, and sophomores third.
First-year students are placed in the rooms available after the lottery. Students who have completed their first semester may wish to live in special interest or Greek housing. They must apply with each special interest house or Greek organization to live in the house. Students accepted to live in either a special interest house or a Greek house do not need to participate in the annual room lottery. Please contact the Residential Life Office via email if you have any questions regarding room lottery.