Apply

Returning & Transfer Student Housing

Settle In. Stay Connected.

On-campus living gives you the flexibility to choose a space that fits your lifestyle. Whether you're continuing your UHart journey or joining us as a transfer student, you'll stay connected to classes, dining, campus resources, and student life. 

Our housing is designed to support your independence, connection, and success. 

Your Housing Process

Three straightforward steps to secure your space. 

Requirements

Review enrollment requirements and policies to confirm you're eligible to live on campus.

Learn More
Application

Submit your housing application and preferences to participate in housing selection.

Learn More
Selection

Create a roommate group and select your space during your assigned selection window.

Learn More

Choose Your Living Style

residential assistants and directors

Choose the living arrangement that matches your style. Returning and transfer students may choose from apartment-style, suite-style, and neighborhood living communities—all located within walking distance of dining, academic buildings, and campus resources. 

Your Resident Assistant and Director live in your community and are here to help you thrive on campus. 

Park River Apartments

Apartment-style housing offers a more independent living experience while keeping you connected to campus life. Park River apartments house four students in a variety of configurations: two doubles, a double and two singles, or four single bedrooms.

Your Room:

  • One XL twin bed and mattress
  • One desk setup

Shared Living Area: Fully furnished with seating, a coffee table, and a kitchen table with chairs—so you can settle in and get comfortable right away.

Community Spaces:

  • Meeting rooms
  • Lounges
  • Recreation areas
  • Laundry facilities
  • Air conditioning throughout

Park River offers greater independence while still providing the support and convenience of on-campus living.


The Village Apartments

The Village Apartments are one of the most popular housing options at UHart, home to more than one-third of residential students. These apartments house four, five, or six students, primarily in double-occupancy bedrooms.

Your Room:

  • One XL twin bed and mattress
  • One desk setup
  • One dresser

Shared Spaces: Fully furnished living areas with soft seating, coffee table, media unit, and end tables. The kitchen includes appliances and a microwave.

Bringing Your Own AC: Students may bring standing air-conditioning units that meet the requirements outlined in the Student Handbook.

Regents Park Suites

Regents Park suites offer a suite-style living experience with shared common space and a more traditional residential feel. Each suite includes a furnished living room, bedrooms, and a shared bathroom.

Suite Configuration: Suites house four students in various configurations: two doubles, a double and two singles, or four single bedrooms.

Your Room:

  • One XL twin bed and mattress
  • One desk and chair

Shared Living Room: Furnished with two loveseat couches, a coffee table, and a kitchen table with four chairs—creating a comfortable shared space for studying, relaxing, and spending time together.

Important Note: Air conditioning is not provided in Regents Park Suites, and personal air conditioning units are not permitted.

D Neighborhood

D Neighborhood is a traditional-style residence hall comprised of four smaller buildings. Floors and shared bathrooms are designated by gender. Each floor houses 8–20 students in single and double rooms.

Your Room:

  • One XL twin bed and mattress
  • One desk and chair
  • Closet space
  • Drawers (built into closet or as a separate unit)

Community Spaces:

  • Shared lounges
  • Laundry facilities

Buildings: King, Smith, Occum, and Roth


F Neighborhood

F Neighborhood is a traditional-style residence hall comprised of four smaller buildings, each housing 6–20 students. Hallways feature a mix of co-ed rooms and rooms designated for women-only or men-only. Multiple single-use bathrooms are located in hallways.

Your Room:

  • One XL twin bed and mattress
  • One desk and chair
  • Closet space with drawer organizer or built-in drawers

Community Spaces:

  • Shared study lounges
  • Laundry facilities
  • Air conditioning

Buildings: Gallaudet, Barnard, Webster, and Stowe

Key Dates for Returning & Transfer Students

  • Early February: Housing Application Opens 
  • March 24: Housing Application Priority Deadline 
  • March 25: Lottery Number Distribution 
  • March 25–April 12: Roommate Group Creation Window 
  • April 13–24: Room Selection Window (based on enrollment year, group status, and lottery number) 

After the Priority Deadline: Students who complete the application after March 24 may still be considered on a space-available basis

Support When You Need It

Contact Information:

Monday—Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.