Where will you live next year? Choose Your Experience!
If you're a current resident, now is the time to secure on-campus housing for the 2019-2020 academic year. You have the power to choose your own on-campus living experience.
Selecting your room during the CYE process allows you to choose before incoming freshmen and transfer students. You can still secure on-campus housing after the dates outlined in these pages, but you'll be competing with far more students for the space you want.
Not currently living with us? The process to obtain on-campus housing at K-State is outlined on our Where Should I Live? page.
Undecided about whether to stay or move off campus? We've compiled a ton of reasons why on-campus isn't just for freshmen. View all the advantages to living on campus in the 2019 Student Housing Guide.
Hybrid Apartments
The popular "Hybrid Apartment" model is back this year. Choosing a hybrid allows you to live in one of our 3- or 4-bedroom Jardine apartments, but to rent by the room as an individual.
- No need to confirm roommates
- Meal plan is optional
- Room is furnished (bed, dresser, desk)
- Located just steps away from the Rec Center and sports complex
Double as Single Rooms
We will again offer a limited number of our double residence hall rooms as singles for an extra charge.
How Do You Choose?
We're proud to be able to offer such a broad range of choices, but we also realize the selection can be overwhelming. That's why we've developed the Explore Your Options worksheet. You can browse and compare, then you'll know exactly what your top choices are when it's your turn to Choose Your Experience.
View the proposed 2019-2020 residence hall rates. (Rates are subject to Board of Regents approval.)
You can get a better idea of your apartment options by attending one of two Find Your Home at Jardine Apartments sessions, held at the Frith Community Center:
Current apartment residents: 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 4
Current res hall residents: 8 p.m. Monday, Feb. 11
Get Started
Where do you want to live next year?
Stay protected. K-State will never ask for your password in an email. Any email that asks for your password is a scam. Delete it, even if it's from a K-State email address. Also, don't click on links in an email that you are not expecting.
Questions?
Call the help desk at 785-532-6453.
Available 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
housing@k-state.edu
