Housing and Residence Life

Roommate Agreements

Roommate Agreements are now LIVE in the Housing Portal.
Residents must complete them by Tuesday, October 3.

About Us

At Kennesaw State University, living on campus gives you the exclusive opportunity to engage with your KSU community and peers steps from your front door. KSU Housing and Residence Life options promote an environment for growth and individuality, where everything you need to succeed is close by and accessible. Enjoy essential amenities tailored for on-campus students including organizations, study spaces and programs. Get the most from your college experience by living where the Owls live!

Housing Waitlist Information

Click here for more information about our housing waitlist

10

Residence halls to call home.
5,900+

Beds across both campuses.
300+

Residential programs offered each year.
170

Live-in Resident Assistants provide you with 24/7 support.

Why Live On Campus?

Students Who Live On Campus...

Click on each of the tiles below to learn about the benefits students who live on campus experience.

Get the Grades

Students who live on campus have higher cumulative GPAs and are more likely to graduate on time than students who live off campus.
Have Convenient Access to KSU

Live steps away from class, academic resources, nationally ranked dining options, student recreation areas and more.
Get Involved

Living on campus provides you with easy access to the 300+ student organizations, student activities and thousands of events as a part of your ultimate college experience.
Have Access to 24/7 Support

Our team of 190 student and professional staff members are here for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Whether you get locked out of your room or need someone to talk to, we're here for you.

More Than a Place to Call Home

Living on-campus at Kennesaw State University is about more than having a bed on campus—it's about building relationships and finding a community where you belong.

Living on campus has helped me find myself, both by being in close proximity to other people my age and being able to attend events on campus.

Key’Shawn

Senior

I chose to live on campus because I wanted to have an experience that would teach me something different from my small-town lifestyle. Living on campus has given me more opportunities to interact with other students on campus.

Christopher

Senior

Living on campus, I always have a support system of people who are going through or struggling with the same classes I am. I also feel more connected to the campus.

Alexis

Sophomore