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YOUR RESIDENCE HALL
No matter where you live on campus, you’ll become part of the vibrant and caring community that is Marquette. Nearly 95 percent of incoming students live on campus — a testament to the strength of our campus community and the educational benefits of residential living. You’ll be asked to select your top four housing options as part of completing your next step forms (refer to the instructions for admitted students in your acceptance packet for details). You must complete the selection process by May 1. Housing assignments are random, and roommate, room type and hall preference will be honored to the extent possible. Take a quick glance at our campus housing options below, and visit marquette.edu/orl for more information about each of our residence halls, our meal plan and our specialty living-learning communities.
RESIDENCE HALL COMPARISON Residence Hall
Hall Type
Population
Room Types
Floors
Bath Types
Abbottsford Hall
Freshmen
Coed
252
84 triples
8
Private
Carpenter Tower
Freshmen and sophomores
Coed
293
11 singles 141 doubles
13
Private
Engineering
No
Cobeen Hall
Freshmen and sophomores
Women
370
126 doubles 6 triples 25 quads
7
Common (quads – private)
Nursing
No
Mashuda Hall
Freshmen and sophomores
Coed
421
5 singles 121 doubles 54 triples 3 quads
5
Private
Freshmen
Coed
726
330 doubles 22 triples
11
Common
O’Donnell Hall
Freshmen and sophomores
Men
308
141 doubles 20 singles 2 triples
3
Common (triples – private)
No
Schroeder Hall
Sophomores
Coed
660
303 doubles 18 triples
9
Common
No
Freshmen Honors and sophomores
Coed
376
124 doubles 32 quads
16
Private
McCormick Hall
Straz Tower
Specialty Floors
Air Conditioning
Classification
No
Yes
CommUNITY
Honors Social Justice Spanish Language
No
Yes
Residency requirement: All single first- and second-year students, regardless of academic classification, are required to live in residence halls. Exceptions are made for students residing with a parent or legal guardian within a 30-mile radius of campus, students who are at least 21 years of age or those who have been out of high school for two full years or longer.
QUESTIONS? CONTACT US. Office of Residence Life Carpenter Tower, Room 203 P.O. Box 1881 Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881
Phone: 414.288.7208 Fax: 414.288.5108 marquette.edu/orl [email protected]
YOUR RESIDENCE HALL
No matter where you live on campus, you’ll become part of the vibrant and caring community that is Marquette. Nearly 95 percent of incoming students live on campus — a testament to the strength of our campus community and the educational benefits of residential living. You’ll be asked to select your top four housing options as part of completing your next step forms (refer to the instructions for admitted students in your acceptance packet for details). You must complete the selection process by May 1. Housing assignments are random, and roommate, room type and hall preference will be honored to the extent possible. Take a quick glance at our campus housing options below, and visit marquette.edu/orl for more information about each of our residence halls, our meal plan and our specialty living-learning communities.
RESIDENCE HALL COMPARISON Residence Hall
Hall Type
Population
Room Types
Floors
Bath Types
Abbottsford Hall
Freshmen
Coed
252
84 triples
8
Private
Carpenter Tower
Freshmen and sophomores
Coed
293
11 singles 141 doubles
13
Private
Engineering
No
Cobeen Hall
Freshmen and sophomores
Women
370
126 doubles 6 triples 25 quads
7
Common (quads – private)
Nursing
No
Mashuda Hall
Freshmen and sophomores
Coed
421
5 singles 121 doubles 54 triples 3 quads
5
Private
Freshmen
Coed
726
330 doubles 22 triples
11
Common
O’Donnell Hall
Freshmen and sophomores
Men
308
141 doubles 20 singles 2 triples
3
Common (triples – private)
No
Schroeder Hall
Sophomores
Coed
660
303 doubles 18 triples
9
Common
No
Freshmen Honors and sophomores
Coed
376
124 doubles 32 quads
16
Private
McCormick Hall
Straz Tower
Specialty Floors
Air Conditioning
Classification
No
Yes
CommUNITY
Honors Social Justice Spanish Language
No
Yes
Residency requirement: All single first- and second-year students, regardless of academic classification, are required to live in residence halls. Exceptions are made for students residing with a parent or legal guardian within a 30-mile radius of campus, students who are at least 21 years of age or those who have been out of high school for two full years or longer.
QUESTIONS? CONTACT US. Office of Residence Life Carpenter Tower, Room 203 P.O. Box 1881 Milwaukee, WI 53201-1881
Phone: 414.288.7208 Fax: 414.288.5108 marquette.edu/orl [email protected]
