Housing Options

TRADITIONAL RESIDENCE HALL FEATURES

• Most rooms are double occupancy, meaning you'll be sharing a room with one other person.
• Floors are designated as single-sex living arrangements.
• Facilities staff ensure common areas such as lounges, kitchens, laundry rooms, and bathrooms are cleaned regularly.
• Most traditional halls have student staff (Resident Advisors) on every floor to ensure students have access to Housing staff.
• All mattresses are twin XL.
• All residence halls have free wireless internet.

TRADITIONAL RESIDENCE HALLS

• Craft Tower (primarily for Craft Academy for Excellence in Science & Mathematics students)
• Cartmell Hall (single occupancy upperclass rooms)
• Fields Hall (mixed upper-class and first-year Honors students) 
• Grote-Thompson Hall (first-year living-learning communities)

SUITE-STYLE HALLS FEATURES

• Most rooms are 4-person suites, meaning you'll share a room with three others.
• Most floors are not a specific sex, but suites themselves are. In each suite, only same-sex roommates may live together.
• Facilities staff ensure common areas such as lounges, laundry rooms and kitchens are cleaned regularly.
• Each suite is equipped with an in-room bathroom. One that you're responsible for cleaning.
• Many suite-style halls have student staff (Resident Advisors) on every floor to ensure students can access housing staff.

SUITE-STYLE HALLS

• Andrews Hall (upperclassmen)
• East Mignon Hall (first-year students)
• Mignon Hall (first-year students)
• Mignon Tower (first-year students)
• Nunn Hall (upper-class students)
• West Mignon Hall (upper-class students)

APARTMENT-STYLE LIVING FEATURES

• It can be a studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartment, meaning it can accommodate one, two, or three people.
• Apartment communities and floors within them are not assigned to students of a specific sex, but each apartment can only be shared by roommates of the same sex.
• Each apartment has kitchen amenities, appliances, and a bathroom.
• Facilities staff ensure common areas such as lounges and laundry rooms are cleaned regularly.
• Apartment residency requires 45 completed credit hours and a minimum 2.5 cumulative GPA at the time of application.

APARTMENT COMMUNITIES

• Eagle Lake Apartments
• Mays Hall Apartments
• Normal Hall Apartments

HOUSING AT THE UNIVERSITY FARM

MSU offers housing to approved students at the University Farm (Lundergan and Padula halls) through a separate application and approval status. Students in appropriate majors interested in University Farm living arrangements should contact Farm Manager Michael Dement at 606-783-2802.