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We are so glad that you have chosen ÁùºÏ±¦µä as your next home. Please use this website as a guide while you apply for housing, pack your belongings, and prepare to move in.

    Move-in Guide   Housing Costs

Important Information for your Housing Application

Move-In Weekend: August 10-12


Applications require a $100.00 application fee. Fee can only be paid with a Mastercard or Visa (debit/credit card) only.

The Fall 2024 housing application will be available beginning October 2, 2023. The Summer 2024 housing application will be available beginning April 1, 2024.

October 1 is the priority deadline for Spring applications and March 1 is the priority deadline for Fall applications. Applications received after those dates are placed on a waitlist for housing. It may take up to 48 hours to access the housing application once you are admitted to the University.

The 2024 Fall Housing Application Form will close on May 31, 2024 at 11:59 p.m.  Anyone who applies between March 2, 2024-May 31, 2024 will be added to the Housing waitlist.  Assignments are not guaranteed for students on the waitlist as space must permit.

All incoming students under the age of 19* are required to reside on campus unless they are living at the stated home address with their legal guardian. Students applying for housing after the March 1 priority deadline (regardless of age) will be placed on a waiting list with no guarantee of on-campus housing, as space must permit. 

*Applies to students who are under the age of 19 prior to the first day of registration.

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Contact Us

ÁùºÏ±¦µä Housing Office
334-670-3346
housing@troy.edu

Housing Options

Clements Hall

Clements Hall

Cowart Hall

Cowart Hall

Honors Cottage

Honors Cottage

Newman Center

Newman Center

Pace Hall

Pace Hall

Rushing Hall

Rushing Hall

Shackelford Hall

Shackelford Hall

Trojan Village

Trojan Village

University Apartments

University Apartments

Housing Cost

 
Rushing Hall

$3,675 (Standard Single) 

$4,005 (Premium Single) 

$3,205 (1 Bedroom/2 People) 

Cowart Hall

$2,185 (2 Bedroom/Quad Style) 

Shackelford Hall

$2,185 (2 Bedroom/Quad Style) 

$2,325 (1 Bedroom/2 People) 

$2,530 (Single Room)*

*some single rooms may share a bathroom with another single room

Newman Center

$2,530 (2 Bedroom/4 People Suite) 

$3,375 (2 Bedroom/2 People Suite) 

Sorority Houses

$2,185  (excluding Phi Mu) 

Phi Mu

$1,890

Fraternity Houses

$2,115 (Double Room) 

$2,895 (Single Room) 

Trojan Village

$3,545 (2 Bedroom/2 People) 

$3,190 (4 Bedroom/4 People) 

Clements Hall

$2,185 (2 Bedroom/Quad Style) 

$2,325 (1 Bedroom/2 People) 

$2,530 (Single Room)*

*some single rooms may share a bathroom with another single room

Pace Hall

$2,325 (2 Bedroom/4 People) 

$2,415 (1 Bedroom/2 People) 

$2,530 (Single Room)*

*some single rooms may share a bathroom with another single room

Honors Cottage

$2,415 (Single Room)

University Apartments

$485/month 1 Bedroom ** 

$515/month 2 Bedroom ** 

Cost Grid

2024-2025 Housing Prices (PDF)

Housing FAQs

 
Do I have to live on campus?

New incoming students who have not reached the age of 19 by the last date of regular registration for the fall semester must reside on campus, if not commuting from home residing with parents. The commute must be within a one-hour commute. New incoming students must apply by the housing priority deadline.

How long is the housing contract?

The ÁùºÏ±¦µä Housing Contract is for the academic year (fall and following spring semester).

Can I reside off campus with anyone other than my parents if I’m under 19?

Students may reside off campus with grandparents, brothers or sisters that may live locally. An email requesting this must be submitted to the housing office from the parent/guardian stating they are requesting permission for their student to reside off campus with their grandparents or sibling. The letter should state the name of the person they would be residing with, the relationship to the student and the address. This letter is submitted to the Director of Housing for approval. There are special circumstances in which the student may have a legal guardian. This should be documented and accompany the request. The student when granted permission will fill out an off campus card with the address they will be living at and submit it to Housing for clearance of any holds. This living arrangement would be for that academic year (fall & spring semesters).

When/how will I be notified of my assignment?

New incoming students who apply by the priority deadline will begin receiving assignments mid-March through July. Assignment notifications are emailed to the student’s ÁùºÏ±¦µä University email account

What do I do if I didn’t get the dorm or roommate I requested?

Room and/or roommate change instructions will be listed in the assignment email. Change requests are not guaranteed as space must permit.

Do students with disabilities receive special consideration for dorm placement?

When students apply for housing, medical documentation can be submitted for review. The Housing Office will review the documentation and determine the placement based on need and space availability.  

Are meal plans required?

Students living in a dorm must have a residential meal plan; with the exception of students assigned to Pace Hall, Honors Cottage and Greek Housing. 

What are the different residential meal plans?

Please visit the Dining Webpage at

Are there laundry facilities on campus?

Each residence hall has a laundry room. Students can use quarters or put money on their ÁùºÏ±¦µä ID card to activate the washers and dryers.

Can I receive mail at my dormitory?

Students must purchase a University P.O. box to receive mail. Mail cannot be received at the dorm.

What items can I bring or should not bring to my dorm?

How do I contact the Housing Office?

Call 334-670-3346 or email housing@troy.edu

Housing Residential Calendar
Saturday August 10-Monday August 12, 2024 Regular Dorm Move-In; Go to dorm you are assigned to check in and get key
Saturday August 10-Wednesday August 14, 2024 Required Hall Meeting: All residence hall students must attend one hall meeting (see RA staff for times). Monetary fine for failure to attend one of the meetings.
Saturday, August 10, 2024 Dining Hall Opens
Wednesday, August 14, 2024 Fall 2024 Classes Begin
Monday, August 19, 2024; 5:00pm Deadline to make a meal plan change
Biweekly Room Inspections Each Month Room Cleanliness Inspection by RA Staff 2x Per Month
November 18-November 19, 2024
See your RA for time(s) and location		 Required attendance at one of the hall meetings to discuss Fall checkout process.
Monday November 25-Friday November 29, 2024
Thanksgiving Break		 Dorms are still open, no checkout required
Monday December 2-Wednesday December 11, 2024 Fall Dorm Checkout; Required checkout with RA staff and turning in room key
Wednesday December 4-Wednesday December 11, 2024 Fall Exam Quiet Hours; 24 Hours a day
Wednesday, December 11, 2024 by 5pm Dorms Close for non-graduating students
Friday, December 13, 2024 by 2pm Dorms Close for graduating students
Friday, December 13, 2024 Last day to use meal plan; lunch is the last meal
Saturday January 11-Monday January 13, 2025 Dorms open for Spring 2025 Semester;
Go to dorm you are assigned to check in and get key

Dates/Times subject to change as needed.

Off-Campus Housing

Students under the age of 19 are required to live on campus unless approved by Housing and Residence Life. 
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Transportation Options

 
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Personal Vehicle/Bike

There are bike racks located throughout campus for students to secure their personal bikes to. 


For more information on parking and vehicle rules and regulations, please visit the link below. 

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