Arriving in Paris can be both an exhilarating and intimidating experience. To guarantee that our incoming students have the best residential experience in Paris, we require all entering first-year students to choose an housing option, whether it is in one of our own residences or through one of our selected housing partners. You can learn more about our residency requirement policy below.
The options we offer are all furnished and are located in safe neighborhoods within an easycommute to the University. All housing options have been vetted and visited by members of our housing team, who have the comfort and safety of students as their main priorities.
Options cater to a variety of different needs and preferences. We offer two types of residences for incoming students: Residences are managed by the university, house only students and include 1or 2 RAs. Partner Residences are Apartment-hotels and French Student Residences that our office has partnered with to offer quality housing to our students. Our housing offering includes single apartments or studios ( Musset, Annonciation, Heliopolis, Jouffroy, Citadines, Appart'City, ResidHome, Nexity, Studelites), twin apartments ( Musset, Jouffroy, Citadines,and ResidHome), or single and shared rooms in co-living apartments ( ChampsÉlysées, Jouffroy). No two Parisians experience their city the same way, so we’ve made sure each of our different housing options highlights a unique aspect of life in this beautiful city.
We know that choosing your housing is one of the most important steps and can set the tone for the rest of your university experience. We invite you to browse all the options listed, paying attention to the amenities they offer and the communities they house. As you balance the pros and cons of each residenceand determine the needs and expectations most important to you,remember our Residence Life Officeisavailable to answer any questions(housingaup.edu).
We also ask you to read over our housing policies, deadlines and payment processes before selecting your accommodation. We register our students on a first-come-first-served basis*, and while we do our best to honor students’ first preferences, it is important to start the process informed and aware of our policies and regulations.
Happy browsing, we look forward to welcoming you in Parissoon.
*This map shows all the residences occupied by students. Some of these residences are currently fully booked from Fall and are not available for selection during the Spring 2023 housing assignment process.
Incoming first-year undergraduate students, visiting and degree-seeking, are required to secure housing through . Students wishing to apply for a housing exemption must do so by November 15, or within five business days of confirming attendance, and must qualify based on the criteria listed in our Housing Exemption policy. No exemptions will be made after the start of the semester—students assigned to housing must commit to the full semester.
Transfer students and non first-year visiting students (both Visiting Independent and Visiting Co-op) have the opportunity to arrange housing through to facilitate their transition to the university and their new journey in Paris.Those who opt-out of housing will be expected to secure housing on their own.
Coop and independent visiting students who have already had a college experience are not required to secure housing through unless their home institution mandates it.
To choose your housing, you will follow this simple process:
As stated in the section above, once you have indicated your topfivehousing options in your Status page , our office will register youfor oneof your selections depending on availability. Once registered, you will receive confirmation of registration and an invoice by email. Payment deadlines are as follows:
*If you sign up after December 1, 2022, your first (non-refundable) payment will be due within a week after Housing has confirmed your reservation.Please keep in mind that the first payment cannot be covered by loans.
Students who intend to pay for the bulk of their housing costs with student loans will be given a grace period on thesecondpayment, which can be paid after the start of the semester, as long as the Financial Aid Office is able to certify their loan application. The first payment, however, must be paid by December 1, 2022. Please direct any questions to your Admissions Counselor or Financial Aid Officer.Please note that any student who has not completed their payments on time may lose theirreservation andmay be assigned to one of their other choices depending on availability.
Please read the following Housing Refund Policy very carefully:
* Students who intend to use US student loans to finance their second payment will have to follow a specific process detailed in the payment form
REVIEW THE HOUSING PRICES TAB LOCATED UNDER REGISTRATION AND POLICIES FOR A DETAILED BREAKDOWN OF PRICES, PAYMENT DEADLINES, AND CAPACITY FOR EACH HOUSING OPTION
This FAQ is ever-evolving and we will add answers to the mostfrequently asked questions as they arise.Click on the question below to expand the option and see the answer. If you cannot find the answer to your question in the FAQ or if you have anyconcerns regarding Spring 2023 housing, you can contact us athousingaup.edu.
Yes, you are able to choose different housing options within the same location for your first or second choice.
We understand the difficulties of this situation. Given that our assignment is first-come-first-served, students who reserve late will have limited options, so we recommend you secure your housing as soon as possible. Please note, however, that the first payment is non-refundable.
The first housing payment (20% of your semester rent) is non-refundable. The second housing payment (80% of your semester rent) is refundable (see refund policy), and the security deposit is 100% refundable.
While we recommend that you secure your housing as soon as possible, the Housing Office can still secure -approved housing options, as available, at a later date. Please note that -approved housing is allotted on a first-come-first-serve basis.
All -approved housing options have proper beds – some of our twin options will have bunk beds.
Yes, you can use your loans to cover housing fees, but in order to do this we must have confirmation from ’s Financial Aid Office that your loans are complete and will cover tuition and living expenses. Contact your Admissions Counselor for help. Students using loans to pay for tuition and all housing fees must still pay the non-refundable first payment (20% of semester rent).
Unfortunately, mid-semester exemption requests cannot be considered.