On-campus living is part of the Pioneer journey—it’s where you’ll make friendships and memories that will last a lifetime. Staying up late, talking, studying and laughing. Binging on Netflix and video games. Challenging your roomies to board game tournaments. Discovering 50 ways to make ramen noodles. From traditional residence halls to suite-style units and apartments, Carroll has the perfect place for you to call home. All full-time students are required to live on campus until attaining senior status, with limited exceptions.*
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*Students will still need an approved off-campus housing application if not normally exempt based on having 92 or more credits or are 23 years of age or older. For more information, view our Residency Requirement or email the Office of Residence Life and Housing with questions.
Housing Options
Carroll offers twelve residence hall options to suit a variety of needs and budgets,
including undergraduate and graduate housing. Traditional halls typically serve as
home to incoming and first-year students although they are available to all students
as a living option. The exceptions are Steele and Swarthout Hall, which are only open
to incoming students. Suite single halls are available for students who have achieved
sophomore status or higher. Apartments are available to students who are juniors and
seniors. Graduate housing is also available to graduate students in the Hartwell Apartments.
Take a look at the 2022-2023 Pio-Amazing Room Contest Winners and get a glimpse of how these students have made Carroll their home away from home!
Undergraduate Housing
Upper Division and Graduate Housing
Upper Division and Graduate Housing is in the Hartwell C Apartments offering 1-Bedroom units.
Residence Hall Living
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Accessibility Services
Students requesting housing accommodations under the Americans with Disabilities Act should contact Student Accessibility Services at SAS@carrollu.edu or 262.524.7616
Inclusive Housing
Carroll University defines Inclusive Housing as an inclusive, voluntary housing option where students can share a designated suite with other students regardless of sex, gender identity or gender expression. It is not intended for romantic cohabitation. Students who choose this housing option will be expected to contribute positively to the community by respecting other members’ motivations for choosing this housing option and by abiding by all University regulations outlined in the Student Handbook. Students can indicate interest in Inclusive Housing as part of the on-campus housing application process.
Living Learning Communities
A Living Learning Community or LLC is a community of students living within a residential floor or residence hall who are connected through an academic major or field of study. The LLC is intended to enhance the overall living experience within a residence hall by providing students with a close-knit community that supports academic success.
Carroll currently offers LLC programs to first-year students that include the Honors and Nursing communities.
