If you are expecting a visitor, please review our guest check-in policies and procedures.
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University Housing is delighted to have you as a current resident. Current residents, current students, and transferring student that are not classified as Freshman will be allowed to select a room and participate in Simple & Advanced room selection following their application/contract received date. Simple & Advanced Roommate Search and Room Selection for upper class students will occur on the following dates at 12 noon:
Please note: All students interested in living with specific roommates must have all persons present at the time the assignments are made. All students MUST apply online prior to attending this event. Apply online for University Housing! Click here to apply online, using your Campus ID and Password. Participants in the “Keepers & Seekers” housing event will have their room reservation fee reduced to $250. Don't miss out on this opportunity because students that apply during the normal application process will be responsible for the entire $375 room reservation fee. The room reservation fee is non-refundable. If you have any further questions regarding the Keeper & Seekers Housing Application Fair, please feel free to contact the Housing Office at 404-413-1800. See you there!
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If you are expecting a visitor, please review our guest check-in policies and procedures.
If you have a maintenance request, please visit TMAServer and complete the online form.
In the event of a misplaced or lost key, students should go to the Community Desk to check out a spare key.
Beyond the on-site amenities and proven academic advantages of living in an on-campus residential complex, University Housing offers students even more – the full college experience.
With the convenience and community of on-campus housing, you’ll be more likely to interact and engage with classmates, professors, and administrators. You’ll build stronger social networks and find more opportunities for intellectual, spiritual, and physical growth. It’ll be easier to hang out with friends, get to class, do late-night research at the library, attend cultural events, work an on-campus job, participate in clubs and organizations… the list goes on.
In on-campus housing, every resident is connected to the academic institution and shares similar goals and challenges. No apartment community in Atlanta can offer this kind of integrated college community.
Attending college will bring many new challenges – academic, social, and financial – but did you know you can make your college experience more successful and rewarding simply by living on campus?
In fact, studies show that students who live on campus report a higher degree of overall satisfaction with their college experience, have higher GPAs, and are more likely to stay in school.
Please feel free to contact Georgia State University Housing in Suite 250, Student Center,
call us at 404-413-1800 or via email:housing@gsu.edu. Our office hours are Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:15 p.m.