Living on campus is a great way to have fun, meet new friends and get involved with activities and organizations. Here are a few tips that can help you begin the process.

New Applicants Desiring On-Campus Housing

Housing applications will be processed only after a student has been formally accepted to Armstrong. Assignments will be made on a first come, first served basis that will be determined by the date on the applicants housing application and application fee is received by the Office of Housing and Residence Life.

Dual enrolled students, (dual enrolled in high school and college) including those enrolled fulltime are not eligible to live on campus.

Transfer Students

The Office of Housing and  Residence Life understands that transferring to a new university can be a challenging transition. We believe the residential experience can greatly assist students in making the transfer process as smooth as possible. Housing and  Residence Life has communities dedicated to transfer and upper-class students. Due to Housing and  Residence Life's policy, all renewing residents get first choice of assignments, during Housing & Residence Life's renewal period.  

First Year Student Live-On Requirement

Windward Commons, an exciting first year student residence community, opened in August 2010 and is specifically designed for first year students! Because living on campus helps students build strong academic, social and community connections, Armstrong is implementing a first year student live-on requirement for all first year students. There is an exemption option for students who live within Chatham, Effingham, Liberty or Bryan counties. Learn about the first year student residence requirements.

APPLY NOW!
Please click the link above and follow the five easy steps to apply to live on campus !  We strive to provide something for everyone and we know you will fit right in!