Summer Session Housing

The 2022 Summer Session Housing application is now open!

 

Summer Session Housing is offered University Center at Easton Avenue Apartments only. Pre-Summer Housing is also available at University Center at Easton Avenue Apartments May 12-May 29. Students must be registered for summer session courses to be eligible. Summer housing is $227 per week, per person. See FAQs below for more information.

 

Below is the list of the end dates for summer session housing contracts:

 

Housing Sessions – Summer 2022

Session Type Session Dates Cost
4 Week A May 30 – June 24 $908
4 Week B June 27 – July 22 $908
5 Week July 11 – August 17 $1,135
6 Week A May 30 – July 8 $1,362
6 Week B June 27 – August 5 $1,362
7 Week June 27 – August 17 $1,589
8 Week May 30 – July 22 $1,816
10 Week May 30 – August 5 $2,270
11 Week May 30 – August 17 $2,497

 

Questions can be directed via email to oncampus@rutgers.edu or calling 848-445-0750.

Frequently Asked Questions

I live off campus, can I move onto campus for summer session?

Yes, all current students may apply for summer school housing.

I need to stay on campus for summer, but there are no classes available for what I need. Can I remain on campus?

Students who don’t plan to be registered may apply, however, we will review your application on a case-by-case basis.

My lease is ending off campus. What should I do?

You may apply for summer session housing on-campus or if you wish to remain off-campus you can contact the Off-Campus Living Office, 848-932-5500 or RUoffcampus@echo.rutgers.edu for assistance and advice.

I only need to stay on campus until my flight is available to go home, probably 10 days or so. What can I do?

You may remain on campus for a short period due to such circumstances. When you apply for summer housing, be sure to indicate the date you are leaving the country.

If I stay for a short time after my move-out date, will I need to move to a new residence hall?

It is possible you will need to move to another hall, however, students that live in a space that is identified as a summer housing space may be permitted to remain. This is handled case-by-case.