Explore the wide range of upperclassmen residential options, all with environments that support learning, personal growth, and academic excellence.
Campus life is crucial to university life. SAU has a wide range of residence halls and dorms to fill personal, academic, and budget needs. Read about each dorm's amenities and picture yourself in those spaces, whether studying or socializing.
This suite-style building for sophomores has a capacity of 204 with a comfortable and inviting environment. Study lounges, communal spaces and a community atmosphere help students balance academic pursuits with social connections.
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Tiedemann has four-person apartments for 124 preferred housing students. Each holds four students in two bedrooms, living area, full-size kitchen, and bathroom. Tiedemann and Hagen connect with a common space containing study rooms, lounge and the hall director's office.
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Hagen has four- and six-person apartments with single bedrooms for 140 juniors and seniors. Each apartment has a living area, kitchen, and bathroom. Hagen and Tiedemenn connect with a common space containing study rooms, lounge and the hall director's office.
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This is the newest residence on campus. It offers both traditional dorm rooms and apartments with four single rooms, common living room, kitchenette, and bath. The building holds 204 residents.
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This apartment-style building for preferred housing students holds 96. Each apartment holds four students in two bedrooms, living area, kitchen, and bath. A few two-person units have one bedroom along with living facilities.
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Rohlman is a traditional dorm with a capacity of 202 students. The units offer double-occupancy bedrooms with a private bath and shower in each suite. Residents can access study and social lounges on each floor.
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SAU has four townhouse buildings consisting of two-story townhouses that hold eight students, for preferred housing students. Each townhouse has a kitchen, living area, four double bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Total capacity is 104.
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Compare costs for upperclassmen housing. Each offers unique amenities and experiences. Use the cost guide to determine which amenities at which prices work best.
| Residence hall | Cost per semester | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Franklin Hall | $4,085 | Spacious apartments, communal areas |
| Rohlman Hall | $4,085 | Emphasis on community, modern amenities |
| North Hall | $4,085 | Application only with stunning views |
| McCarthy Hall | $4,690 | Academic focus, engaging communal spaces |
| Tiedemann Hall | $4,690 | Quiet environment, conducive to focused study |
| Hagen Hall | $5,080 | Cozy atmosphere, close-knit community |
| Townhouses | $4,690 | Blend of independence, access to campus amenities |
| Campus houses | $4,560 | Unique character, individuality in community setting |
| Graduate houses | $28.61//day | Graduate student living, tailored for academic pursuits |
*Cost may vary based on student preferences such as wanting a single room or when students need summer housing
Securing housing is designed to be user-friendly. Once your enrollment is set, go to the student portal to access the housing application. Fill out the application and submit it, and you'll complete the next step on your transition to campus life.
Apply to SAU
Fill out the student housing application in the student portal. Our system is designed to be user-friendly and will help you sort your options once you have the application.
The housing application prompts for essential details to match you with suitable housing options. Provide necessary documentation for any accommodations.
The housing team diligently reviews applications and strives to match preferences and availability. Once assigned, you'll receive information about move-in dates.
There are several on-campus cafes and eateries, including our main facility, Cosgrove Cafeteria, that cater to students' varied tastes and preferences with a wide array of nutritious and delicious meals, including customizable options to accommodate dietary needs. There are also grab-and-go options for students on the move.
At. St. Ambrose University, the safety and well-being of our students are top priorities. Our dorms are equipped with various safety measures to ensure a secure living environment, including:
We continuously assess and update our safety procedures to create a comfortable and secure living space for all residents.
Roommate assignments at St. Ambrose University are typically made based on preferences indicated in the housing application. Freshmen will be assigned by St. Ambrose, but upperclassmen have the option to request specific roommates or suitemates when applying fo housing.
To apply with friends:
While we will work to accommodate roommate preferences, assignments are contingent upon availability and other factors. Contact the housing department for detailed guidance on applying with friends for a shared living experience.
Limited summer housing options are available for students enrolled in specific summer programs, internships, or those with extenuating circumstances. To inquire about summer housing availability, eligibility criteria, and application procedures, please contact the housing department.
While summer housing is limited, we strive to support students' needs during this period to facilitate their continued educational progress or other needs.
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