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University Housing at Georgia Southern University operates ten housing units providing a living-learning environment for approximately 5,700 students and offering a variety of facilities, services, and programs on the Statesboro and Armstrong campuses. Georgia Southern University strives to provide a positive environment conducive to the development and academic pursuits of its residents. Residence hall living provides social interaction and events to heighten a student’s sense of belonging, understanding of others, and how to live with others in a common space. Included in learning experiences are floor meetings, social events, programs on life skills, communication and conflict management, wellness topics that support academic success and understanding others, leadership positions in hall government, and a completion of a roommate agreement. These experiences provide students the opportunity to grow, achieve, find autonomy, and practice decision-making. With a staff of more than 150 full-time and student employees, University Housing is committed to assisting students in making a smooth transition to college life.
Applying for Campus Housing
Only students accepted for admission to Georgia Southern University may apply for campus housing. Housing information will be emailed to students using the email address on file with the Office of Admissions after notification of admission acceptance. The housing application is available online through the My.GeorgiaSouthern.edu portal.
Rates
Housing rates vary based on the type of facility. Once rates have been approved by the Board of Regents, a complete listing of housing fees will be provided to applicants or may be viewed at auxiliary.georgiasouthern.edu/housing/rates-2/.
Questions pertaining to student housing should be directed to:
University Housing
Post Office Box 8102
Georgia Southern University
Statesboro, GA 30460-8102
(912) 478-5406
FAX: (912) 478-1148
housing@georgiasouthern.edu
auxiliary.georgiasouthern.edu/housing
First Year Live in On-Campus Housing Requirements/Eligibility
To be eligible to live in University Housing, one must be enrolled at Georgia Southern University and maintain a minimum of nine credit hours per semester as an undergraduate student. First year students, with some exceptions, are required to live in On-Campus housing. For detailed information about this policy, go to auxiliary.georgiasouthern.edu/housing/prospective for guidelines and exceptions.
Graduate Student On-Campus Housing
Graduate students are eligible to apply for any upper-class space available. Currently we have no housing that is restricted to just graduate students. Graduate students who are seeking on-campus housing should contact the Housing Office or visit the Housing Office web site at auxiliary.georgiasouthern.edu/housing.
Communities in the Residence Halls
Living in a residence hall means being part of a residential community focused on your academic success at Georgia Southern University. Each of the residence halls offer different communities based upon the students living there, the nature of the building and sometimes the specialized programs or floors that are based around themes, academic programs or other learning initiatives. Each year, University Housing, in partnership with other campus offices, colleges, and faculty members, provides support to the students living in our residential communities in different ways. On campus housing is available on the Statesboro and Armstrong Campuses. Housing is not available on the Liberty Campus.
More information about the different community options each year is available on the housing website at auxiliary.georgiasouthern.edu/housing.
Questions pertaining to student housing should be directed to:
University Housing
Post Office Box 8102
Georgia Southern University Statesboro, GA 30460-8102
(912) 478-5406
FAX: (912) 478-1148
housing@georgiasouthern.edu
auxiliary.georgiasouthern.edu/housing
Occupancy Periods
Students may occupy their assigned space from the date designated as the official opening of campus housing to the date designated as the end of the semester. Campus housing is closed between academic sessions. Housing is not guaranteed during academic break periods. Please refer to the housing website for additional information.
Removal from Housing
Students can be removed from Housing for the following reasons: conduct and behavioral reasons, non-enrollment, nonpayment of tuition, University fees, housing, or contract meal charges.
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