Housing & Residential Life
Call: 802.860.2704
Email: reslife@champlain.edu
At Champlain, you determine the type of campus living you would like to experience, and we help you by providing multiple options.
As a first-year student, you may choose to live in one of 20 Victorian-era residence halls. If you are an incoming first-year, visit the Housing To-Dos for instructions on your housing selection process.
If you are a sophomore, you can choose to live in Lakeview, Adirondack, Valcour, Juniper, or Butler Hall. For Juniors and Seniors, you have the option of living in Boardman, 308 Maple, Cushing, 158 South Willard, Sanders, North Hall or at 194 St. Paul, a deluxe apartment-style housing option a few blocks from central campus that provides students with a great introduction to apartment life.
As a first-year student, you may choose to live in one of 20 Victorian-era residence halls. If you are an incoming first-year, visit the Housing To-Dos for instructions on your housing selection process.
Sophomores, juniors and seniors can live in one of Champlain's beautifully restored Victorian mansions, our contemporary residence halls, or our new apartment-style residence a few blocks from campus.
Champlain College's optional themed housing gives students the opportunity to live within a community of other like-minded students. We offer gender-inclusive housing and substance-free housing.
Some residential buildings remain open during the break periods, while the rest of campus closes. This is useful for students who need to stay during break or who need to back from afar a day early. Students who need to stay but do not live in a building with Break Housing may borrow the room of a friend in a hall with break housing.
Are you planning to study or work in Burlington over the summer? Eligibility requirements, housing details and costs are outlined here.
Looking for a Student Affairs, Diversity & Inclusion team member? All of our contact information is listed here.
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If you're looking for the cost of housing or meal plans, need help with your bill, ID card, financial aid, or registering for classes, you'll find answers here.
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A step-by-step guide to navigating your way through the housing process.