Deciding where to live can be difficult, but know that wherever you choose, it will quickly become your home away from home!

Housing options for all students
Residence Hall Occupancy/room options Room Layout WiFi Laundry A/C Capacity
Johnson-London Single/double Traditional Yes FREE Yes 158
Ormseth Single/double Traditional Yes FREE Yes 91
Tanner Single/double Traditional Yes FREE Yes 143
Housing options for upperclassmen students ONLY
Residence Hall Occupancy/room options Room Layout WiFi Laundry A/C Capacity
Breen Double Double w/ bathroom Yes FREE Yes 99
Theme House** Single/double House Yes FREE Yes 32
Timberland* Single Apartment Yes FREE Yes 32
Rasmusson Single/double Traditional Yes FREE Yes 31

*Timberland provides students with an on-campus option for apartment-style living. Groups of four students share an apartment; co-ed arrangements are available. Students apply as a group in the spring semester.

**Theme houses provide students with a choice to live in a house with friends and complete monthly programs based on a chosen theme. Houses may be co-ed by house, but not by room and must be applied for in the spring semester.

Room Layouts Explained

Traditional

Traditional halls are defined as a residential community primarily comprised of single or double occupancy rooms where the residents share large community bathroom facilities. It gives many opportunities for students to meet people while brushing your teeth! Bathrooms are serviced and cleaned by our housekeeping staff. The buildings are co-ed, but single-sex by floor.

Double with bathroom

This is a double occupancy room with a private bathroom. Residents are responsible for cleaning their own bathroom and living spaces.

Apartment

Our apartments include shared spaces of a living room, kitchen, laundry area and two bathrooms along with four single occupancy bedrooms. Students are responsible for all cleaning supplies and regular cleaning of all apartment spaces throughout their housing agreement. Each apartment has a four person capacity.

Apartments are unfurnished, so students are responsible for bringing their own bed, mattress, desk, dresser, sofa, table, chairs and cooking utensils including pots and plans.

Students who reside in an apartment are not required to be on a meal plan, but may choose a commuter meal plan if desired.

Theme House

Our theme houses include shared kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, and laundry areas. Rooms in the houses are singles or doubles. Residents are responsible for providing all cleaning supplies and regular cleaning of all house spaces throughout the year. The six houses differ in size, but will hold between 4-7 residents that share interest in a common house theme.

Students who reside in a theme house are required to be on a meal plan.

Room & Board Costs

Summer Housing For Waldorf Students

Summer Housing is available for current students from May 5, 2025 through July 11, 2025. Students will be assigned to a double room in Breen. Single rooms are limited. Current Timberland residents (for spring 2025 semester) may reside in Timberland until May 9, 2025. Timberland and Theme Houses are closed for summer. Students in summer housing who are planning on residing on campus for the fall 2025 semester, will transition to their fall housing assignment in late July. Students in summer housing who plan to reside off campus for the fall 2025 semester must check out of their summer housing room by Friday, July 11, 2025. Students will be notified of their housing assignment and roommate by the week of April 28, 2025.

Upon approval, summer housing must be paid in full, or a payment plan must be in place prior to checking into summer housing. Students who pay for their summer housing in full by May 2, 2025, will receive a $100 discount on their summer housing. Students who do not pay for their summer housing or set up a payment plan by May 2, 2025, will be asked to move out of their spring housing assignment at the end of the spring semester.

Summer Room Rates for Waldorf Students
Residence Hall with No Meal Plan Cost/Week Cost/Month
Single Breen Room  $131.25 $525
Double Breen Room $87.50 $350

Note:There is no meal plan available for summer residents. The dining hall is only open in the summer during summer conferences.

Summer Parking

Summer parking permits are $50 for the months of May-July. Students who previously obtained and paid for a permit for the 2024-25 academic year do not need to purchase a new permit for the summer. Permits expire July 31, 2025. A new permit will need to be purchased starting August 1, 2025 for the new academic year.

Summer Housing For Guests/non-Students

Summer Housing is available for guests and non-Waldorf-students starting May 12,2025 through late July. Residents will be assigned to a double room in Breen. Single rooms are limited. A $125 housing/damage deposit payable to the Business Office and payment plan for summer housing is required before residents are issued a room key or check into a room. Breen rooms are suite-style and include air-conditioning, personal bathroom, XL twin-sized beds, desk, closet, wifi connection and outdoor garbage drop-off. Laundry facilities are included free of charge. Parking is available on campus for a $50 fee. Residents will receive a summer parking permit upon vehicle registration and payment. Summer residents will also be assigned to a campus mailbox to receive mail and packages while staying on campus.

Summer Room Rates for Guests/Non-Students
Residence Hall with No Meal Plan Cost/Week Cost/Month
Single Breen Room  $137.50 $550
Double Breen Room $93.75 $375

Note:There is no meal plan available for summer residents. Breen Hall includes a kitchen for summer residents to cook and prepare meals. Residents must clean the kitchen after each use.