Housing is available on campus for ESL, undergraduate, and graduate students with the exception of married students or students with children. On campus housing is limited, so please make your housing deposit early to ensure you have a room reserved.

You have the ability to choose from several options, described below. Learn more about options in each category, including costs and amenities, by clicking on the link provided. Further information can also be found on the Campus Housing page.

• Traditional residence halls - Furnished shared rooms typically in suites with a shared common lounge and bathroom

• Apartments - Furnished single rooms or double rooms with a shared kitchen, living, and bath space

If you would like to live on campus, you must go to Residence Life page and visit MyHousing Director (login using SNHU username and password).  In order to apply for housing, click on "Housing Applications and Agreements" and then follow the prompts that lead you through the agreement, personal preferences, and living preferences. Residence Life will follow up with more detailed instructions once the application is submitted.  Once placed, students are required to place a non-refundable monetary deposit committing to living on campus.

For questions, e-mail housingquestions@snhu.edu.

Temporary Housing at SNHU

Temporary housing is available oncampus on a first come, first served basis to allow you the flexibility to havea place to stay while you decide where you’d like to live permanently. Spacesare limited and students may be placed in either shared or single roomsdepending on availability.

There are two types of temporaryhousing offered:

1.     Pre -Start Temporary Housing – available for all terms, but limited availability inSpring and Summer

Pre-Semester Start Temporary Housing isavailable starting 2-3 weeks before up until the semester start so you canchoose the length of your stay. The cost for Pre-Semester Start TemporaryHousing is a flat rate of $200. To learn more and register, please go to our registration form.

2.     Post-Start Temporary Housing – only available in Spring and Summer

Post-Semester Start Temporary Housing startswhen the semester starts and can be reserved for a minimum of 2 weeks andextended up to 6 weeks. If you are happy with your on-campus temporary housingexperience, you may also extend your housing for the full semester if space isavailable. This gives you the option of trying campus housing out before youmake your decision. To learn moreand register, please go to our registrationform.

Contact housingquestions@snhu.edu if you have questions about temporaryhousing.

Please note: there will be no refundsfor Temporary Housing except in the case of visa denial.

There are many ways for students to find housing off campus. Here are some our of suggestions:

Places4Students

SNHU has partnered with Places4Students.com, a FREE service that assists students searching for off-campus housing accommodations, finding roommates, and posting student sublets. Property owners, rental agents, and non-members of the college community may post their rental vacancies on Places4Students.com. Create a profile in seconds and start searching right away!

• Students can search rental listings here.
• Students can register to post a Roommate/Sublet listing here.
• Landlords can register to post listings here.

SNHU is proud to partner with American Homestay Network to offer international students the opportunity to stay with a host family during their studies. You will settle faster and make better long term decisions on your future accommodation. Your AHN Host can help you with a personalized one on one orientation (including advising with local transport, shopping, banking as well as introducing and assisting with networks, mentoring, ‘culturalizing’ etc.).

Our experience is that better settled international students get better results and mix better with domestic students. Beginning your adventure with AHN Homestay allows students to jump right into their studies without the worries of finding housing, furniture, and signing leases all from overseas.

The global homestay network group has successfully placed more international students in high quality, safe and well managed homestays than any other similar program. Hosts are carefully selected to ensure that our students are placed in environments that are not only safe and comfortable but also warm and welcoming. Hosts offer more than rooms for rent; they offer a support system and authentic interest in welcoming a student to America.

AHN’s sophisticated student/host matching service, 24/7 critical-incident service, banking and payment services, and airport transportation services make the AHN homestay experience the best in the nation.

AHN places each student with a matching host family located as near as we can to the student’s place of education. The host will provide the student with a private bedroom, an agreed upon meal plan, and will assist the student in learning the local customs and transportation systems, as well as help the student become acquainted with the American way of life. Many students enjoy activities with their local family and become life-long friends.

The homestay program includes:

• Homestay management and support throughout the entire homestay experience
• Extensive national background checks for hosts
• Student support services
• Comprehensive online training and orientation
• Professionally staffed 24/7 hotline
• Automated online payment services for students and hosts

To begin the Homestay application process, go to the AHN-SNHU website, click on “Apply as a Student”, and follow the prompts. Once submitted your application will be assigned to the relevant office who will be in contact to begin the placement procedure.