Live on campus in a Science Community
One way to deepen your engagement at the U is to live in a College of Science Themed Community: College of Science First Year Floor at Kahlert Village or the Crocker Science House on Officers Circle. These communities are designed to bring students with similar interests, majors, goals, and experiences together.
College of Science First Year Floor
Kahlert Village is the newest residential community on campus and is home to approximately 990 first year students. The building features double and single rooms in cluster and suite-style configurations. Kahlert Village is centrally located on campus, includes a full-service dining facility, and a variety of classroom and study space available for students. A meal plan is required in this living area.
If you are a first year student pursuing a degree in the College of Science the Science First Year Floor is an excellent opportunity for you. Residents support each other through the rigors of their coursework while deepening their connection to the College of Science faculty, alumni, staff, and opportunities. Resident Advisors are science students who can help mentor you through your academic career.
Crocker Science House
Nestled in Officers' Circle, at the base of the Wasatch foothills and the Shoreline Trail, the Crocker Science House provides a unique opportunity for twelve science students to live and learn together in a beautifully restored building once occupied by military officers. Crocker Science Scholars have the opportunity to attend lectures, dinners, and other events with luminaries of Utah's business, science, and academic communities. In 2018, Mario Capecchi joined the students for dinner and ping-pong. A meal plan is required in this living area.
Crocker Science Scholars come from a variety of geographic, cultural, and academic backgrounds, united by a strong drive to succeed in the physical and life sciences. Scholars often find that living in close quarters with students from other disciplines helps them with their own work and encourages them to explore avenues of science they would not have considered otherwise.
Frequently asked questions
Housing is full for 2022-23 academic year. Application for 2023-24 opens early 2023.
Complete the Housing & Residential application and select the College of Science First Year Floor as your preferred Themed Community by the application deadline of March 20, 2024.
Complete the Housing & Residential application and select the Crocker Science House as your preferred Themed Community by the application deadline of January 17, 2024.
Selection for the College of Science First Year Floor and the Crocker Science House is completed by the College of Science.
There are three main components that factor into how much it costs to live on campus: location, room type and meal plan.
- 2024-25 First Year Room Rates
- 2024-25 Upper Division Room Rates
- 2024-25 Meal Plan Rates
- Room Estimator tool to estimate your cost of housing and meal plans
Pay your housing bill in monthly installments, rather than a lump sum at once. Payment plan enrollment is is fast and simple.
- No hassle withdrawals are automatically deducted from designated checking or savings account, or charged to a credit card
- Calculate the amount you wish to have in your payment plan by using the payment estimator tool
No scholarship is currently available for the College of Science First Year Floor.
Students accepted to reside in the Crocker Science House receive a scholarship to assist with housing expenses, making this opportunity accessible to a wide range of students.