Living at Boston College You will live in a community that nourishes your intellectual, personal, and spiritual growth as you pursue the University’s academic programs and extracurricular activities. university housing All first-year students are guaranteed either three or four years of on-campus housing. See the admission letter in your folder for details about your assigned housing. Boston College provides all first-year students with independent but supported living accommodations in residence halls on either the Newton Campus or Upper Campus in Chestnut Hill. The residence halls are coed; men and women live on alternate floors. Most freshmen live in double rooms, though some singles, triples, and quads are available. View floor plans and room renderings at www.bc.edu/floorplans.
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Boston College residential life reflects the interests and diversity of its student body. Several residence halls include floors dedicated to students’ interests, including healthy alternative lifestyles and multicultural leadership experience. If you are interested in special interest housing or Living and Learning communities, please see this link: www.bc.edu/llc. You are assigned a roommate in the summer after completing the housing application, no later than July 1. The Office of Residential Life considers roommate requests and makes every effort to accommodate student preferences.
