Undergraduate Student Housing

	The Engineering "Quad" is located close to the college and is home to the Quadrangle Community Engineering and Sciences Residential Program.

Wondering what your housing options are at the University of Colorado at Boulder? CU-Boulder offers a choice of 20 residence halls for first year and upper division students, each with their own distinct amenities. Residence halls are a great and easy way to make new friends and better acquaint yourself with the campus. A step out the front door of any dorm offers beautiful views of the Flatirons, as well as proximity to your classes and the Student Recreation Center.

Of special interest to engineering students is the Quadrangle, located directly west of the College of Engineering and Applied Science. The "Quad" comprises four small halls--Aden, Brackett, Crosman, and Cockerell. Besides being a convenient place to live, residents receive academic support through the Quadrangle Community Engineering and Sciences Residential Program, which was recently expanded to include a floor in nearby Hallett Hall as well. Quad residents have an in-house computer lab, and individual rooms offer Ethernet connections for personal computer use. To learn more about living in the Quad, visit the Quadrangle Community Residential Program.

Visit the Department of Housing site for information about the many other campus residence halls and programs.

Upper division and transfer students have the option of living on or off campus. The Off-Campus Student Services Office maintains a list of rooms, houses and apartments for rent in the Boulder area, as well as a list of people seeking roommates.