Frequently Asked Questions

Current first- and second-year students who must comply with the 2-Year Residency Program can review more information regarding the program and requests here.
Incoming first-year students who are not yet residents may request a change in residency status by contacting the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at 215.895.2400 or enroll@drexel.edu.

There are various deadlines for certain items, such as waived deposits, roommate matching, room self-selection, and LLC's (Living Learning Communities). The best resource for housing deadlines is the Housing Calendar.

Please contact Drexel Campus Dining directly to make changes to your dining plan.

No, you should contact Drexel Campus Dining directly about meal plan cancellation.

Please contact Disability Resources directly at disability@drexel.edu.

Unfortunately, first-year students are only permitted to live with other first-year students. Upper-class students can room together as roommates in any building identified for use of upper-class students.

There is a roommate matching section within the housing application where you can match or search for potential roommates.

The Summit, University Crossings and Chestnut Square are American Campus Communities (ACC) properties.

Once you have decided which property you are interested in, please contact that property directly. First-year students are required to live in a Drexel residence hall.

No, ACC is a third-party management company. Please connect with them directly about your housing needs and their policies.

View more information about Returning Undergraduate Student Housing options.

There is a possibility your housing assignment will change; you are not guaranteed the same placement.

Please connect with a team member at the front desk of your residence hall regarding package hours.

Please contact Student Conduct directly regarding your conduct issue at studentconduct@drexel.edu.

Visit DrexelOne (after you have submitted your housing deposit), select on the Campus + Community Tab, and then choose the Housing & Dining link and select your housing application.

Before the term starts, contact Housing and Residence Life. After you have moved in, connect with your RA or the RD of your residence hall. Room change requests will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis and often is only permitted for extenuating circumstances.