MANY HOUSING POSSIBILITIES

There is a wide range of student housing in Eugene, including dormitories, homestays, apartments, and quads (see below).

 

The AEI assists all students in securing dormitories and homestays. Students who wish assistance should fill out the housing assistance section on the AEI Application.

 

Estimates of monthly costs for all housing options are included in the Estimated Costs.

 

DORMITORIES (RESIDENCE HALLS)

The university has both multiple-occupancy and a limited number of single-occupancy dormitory rooms. Room-and-board costs vary from term to term. Dormitories are conveniently located on campus. For more information, please visit:
University of Oregon Residence Halls.

Or, to download the printable housing application, please visit:
University Housing Application, Academic Year
University Housing Application, Summer Only

 

HOMESTAY PROGRAM

The AEI Homestay Program places a student in the home of an American family. The student has a private room and is normally expected to participate in family routine and activities. Interested students should give the AEI enough time to arrange a placement. The one-time nonrefundable Homestay Application Fee is $150. For more information, please visit:
AEI Homestay Opportunities, Living with an American Family

Apply Online for an AEI Homestay Family

 

APARTMENTS

There are many kinds of apartments available in Eugene, from expensive condominiums to moderately-priced single and family apartments. Costs vary according to size, quality, and closeness to campus. Most apartments are not furnished. Apartment rentals are listed in:

Eugene Craigslist

Eugene Weekly, Classified Ads for Rentals

Eugene Register Guard Newspaper, Classified Ads for Rentals

 

A limited number of UO family apartments are also available. For more information and to apply online for family housing, please visit:
UO Family Housing and University Apartments

 

QUADS

Quads are similar to apartments but each unit consists of four bedrooms and bathrooms and a shared kitchen. Each student has a private bedroom and bathroom, and shares the kitchen with the three other renters. This kind of housing is generally less expensive than separate apartments.