Live on Campus

Graduate Students

UW grad students choose our apartments because they are:

Convenient: Pay for everything in just one bill per month—separate from your roommate, flexible billing accommodates your financial aid schedule, and no first-last month’s rent to move in

Independent: We’re there if you need us

Close: Minutes from classes, labs and libraries

Grad student apartments

Graduate students coming out of Husky Grind Coffee at Mercer Court

Take a tour!

Graduate students—simplify your life. Live on campus!

Virtual Tours

Apply for housing

Easy to follow instructions about applying for housing.

Application guide

Graduate students eating lunch and doing class work

Move in

Move in day logistics including where to check in when you arrive.

Move in Info

Apartment dining account

You need to study, and we love to cook! Students living in UW campus apartments have the option to select a dining account that can be used to cover most or all of your eating expenses or just act as a supplement to your dining budget. Learn more about the apartment dining account—how and where the dining account works and the cost of the different plans.

Amenities for every resident

Area 01

A maker and creative space in Maple Hall

The Mill

Maker space and engineering lab in McCarty Hall

Fitness Center West

A gym in Elm Hall with equipment and classes

Laundry

Available in every building with $36 on us to start!

Leadership Opportunities

Community programs and leadership training

Free meeting space

Residents can reserve meeting space at no charge

Frost Bite

Student-managed shop featuring $1.50 ice cream

Free WiFi & Streaming

Husky TV, HBO GO, high-speed connections

Explore all the amenities

Life is infinitely easier in UW grad student apartments

"If something breaks you can call someone and it will get fixed!"

Andrew W., Mercer Court Resident

"I am within walking distance to campus and that makes life infinitely easier."

Margaret B., Nordheim Court Resident

"The most streamlined process for getting into housing for grad students."

Matthew A., Radford Court Resident

Questions about living on campus? hfsinfo@uw.edu