Deciding where to live after your first year at Arizona can be a big deal. Whether you're looking for academic support, amenities, convenience, value, or just want your own space, we have options just for 2nd Year+ and Transfer Wildcats — including more single rooms and rooms with full-size beds. No confusing or complicated leases required!
Starting October 15, 2026, current U of A students can lock in their Fall 2026 housing by submitting an application. Room Selection kicks off on October 22—so you’ll have some time to link up with your roommate(s) or suitemate(s) before picking your space. Apply by October 22nd to have the most choices — and you'll get first dibs on dorms and rooms before incoming freshman.
The following are housing options for upper-division students however, students can choose to live in any dorm. Space is limited; access to these housing options is based on availability. Except for those living in Honors Village, 2nd Year+ on-campus residents are not required to have a meal plan.
Hopi
Our smallest dorm is even cozier with ALL single rooms featuring full-sized (double) beds in the Highland District, reserved just for current and transfer students. Hopi is great for those looking to live within a strong, smaller community.
Hopi is home to a 2nd Year+ Discovery community.
Honors Village
The Honors Village continues to enhance the honors experience on campus. Honors Wildcats can return to live in an Honors Village apartment, double, or a single-suite (based on availability).
Pima
Located in the heart of campus, Pima dorm is an ideal dorm for current and returning Wildcats! Pima offers suite-style dorm rooms, some with full beds. Pima consists of two physical buildings, Pima Lodge and Pima House. Three community kitchens located in both buildings make it even easier to cook a meal or heat something on the go!
Pima is home to a 2nd Year+ Discovery community.
🌵Stick with Us: 2nd Year+ Discovery
College after your first year can feel a little prickly—you’ve moved past the excitement of freshman year but might still be figuring out your path. That’s where the 2nd Year+ Discovery comes in. While current students can choose to live anywhere, these optional communities are designed to help Wildcats stick with it—gaining confidence, finding direction, and connecting with peers who are navigating the same stage of the journey.
Why Join?
If you join a 2nd Year+ Discovery, you’ll:
- Boost your confidence with better study strategies and academic skills.
- Get clarity on your major and career goals.
- Find your people with a peer network that’s going through sophomore year, too.
- Stay engaged with the campus resources that want to see you succeed.
What You’ll Do:
- Major & Career Exploration Events → figure out where your passions can take you.
- Personal Skill Workshops → time management, study habits, self-efficacy, and more.
- Wellness + Networking Activities → because thriving in college isn’t just about the classroom.
| October 15, 2025, 12:00 a.m. (Arizona time) | Current U of A students and residents who are interested in living on campus next year can begin their fall 2026 Housing Application. |
| October 22, 2025, 12:00 a.m. (Arizona time) | Current students can choose their dorm and room. |
| April 1, 2026, 12:00 a.m. (Arizona time) | Deadline for current students to sign their License Agreement and pay the Rent Down Payment fee. |
- Selecting a roommate is optional.
- If you have a roommate (or multiple roommates), you must use the roommate tools in My UAHome to submit and confirm roommate requests.
- You will need to finalize and confirm all roommate requests before you choose a room.
- Eligible Honors students will be able to choose Honors Village apartments, doubles, or single-suites.
- Honors students will not be able to ‘pull in’ a non-honors roommate with them into the Honors Village.
- Non-honors students currently living in the Honors Village will not be eligible to return to the Honors Village next year.
If you are a Current Student (any student who was enrolled in classes at the University during a previous academic year, as defined in Section 2) l. of your License Agreement), and your housing application is canceled for any reason:
- On or after May 15, 2026, and before July 1, 2026, you will be charged a $300 late cancellation fee.
- On or after July 1, 2026, you will be charged a $600 late cancellation fee.
*Application process information and dates are subject to change at the discretion of Housing & Residential Life.