TCU residence halls create the communities in which students live, study and build friendships. No matter what residence hall you call home, you’ll love the close-knit community and sense of belonging at TCU. Your community, your home!
*Mailing Items to Campus*
All US Postal, FedEx, UPS, etc., must be delivered to the resident’s TCU PO Box. Please visit tcupostoffice.com for PO Box rental information.
First Year Halls
A first-year residence hall is a dedicated on-campus dormitory designed for incoming freshmen, aiming to ease the transition to college by clustering new students together.
These buildings feature a mix of double and triple rooms, shared or traditional communal amenities, live-in staff, and programming.
Upper Division Housing
An upper-division residence hall is an on-campus housing community specifically designated for students who are sophomores, juniors, seniors, or graduate students. Unlike first-year halls, these buildings typically feature more independent living styles (like apartments or suites) and offer specialized amenities tailored for upperclassmen.
Living Off Campus
Explore different off-campus housing options near TCU.