
First-year residence guarantee
Housing is guaranteed for all new full-time students entering their first year of a postsecondary program for the first time, provided that they have completed the StarRez Portal application by March 31, and accepted an offer of admission by June 2.
Which residence can I choose?
Explore the range of residence options at U of T, tailored to fit your unique lifestyle. Find your ideal home and make the most of your university experience.
What are the different types of residences?
What about the residences at the Faculty of Arts & Science colleges?
The colleges in the Faculty of Arts & Science have residences that provide a unique living experience closely tied to each college's academic and social life. Not all residents of these residences are Arts & Science students; U of T students from other faculties can also live there. Also, some students from a particular college may choose to live at other options like Chestnut or CampusOne instead. It's important to know that all residences offer a supportive community, various amenities, and opportunities for academic and personal growth.
Residence options
St. George campus
CampusOne
Residence Fee: $30,380 – $37,848 per 12 month leaseincludes required meal planLocated in the heart of downtown Toronto, CampusOne is a newly built student residence affiliated with the University of Toronto. Enjoy spacious urban living and state-of-the-art amenities in a safe and secure environment.
Chestnut Residence
Residence Fee: $21,933 – $26,202 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planHome to over 1100 students from all University of Toronto faculties and colleges, Chestnut Residence offers spacious rooms, high quality meals, and a vibrant residence life program.
Innis College
Residence Fee: $13,645 per Academic Yearno required meal planLocated right across the street from Innis College, these apartment-style building features private bedrooms with four or five students sharing a kitchen, living room, and two bathrooms.
Knox Residence
Residence Fee: $17,898 – $19,585 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planLocated in the heart of the St. George Campus, Knox Residence is home to students from all University of Toronto faculties and colleges.
Loretto College
Residence Fee: $18,908 – $20,266 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planLoretto College is an all-women’s student residence building within St. Michael’s College campus, located on the “upper east side” of the St. Michael’s College campus in the heart of downtown Toronto.
New College
Residence Fee: $14,395 – $20,220 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planNew College is a dormitory-style residence with three different room types: single rooms, double rooms, and economy double rooms.
Oak House
Residence Fee: $24,335 – $29,700 per Academic Yearincluding required meal plans for dormitory-style roomsLocated at the corner of Spadina and Sussex, just steps away from the iconic Robarts Library, Oak House is a brand new student residence on University of Toronto’s St. George Campus.
St. Michael’s College
Residence Fee: $19,057 – $21,146 per Academic Yearincluding requried meal planSt. Mike’s offers a traditional dormitory experience, which means students reside in either single or double rooms, and share washrooms and other common areas with their housemates or floormates.
Trinity College
Residence Fee: $19,714 – $22,405 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planTrinity College’s two traditional-style buildings, Trinity College Residence and St. Hilda’s College Residence, house approximately 470 first-year and upper-year students. These co-ed residences feature a mix of single, double, and triple rooms.
University College
Residence Fee: $15,938 – $20,274 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planLocated in the middle of U of T’s St George campus, University College residences offer all-gender dormitory-style living in historic and modern halls.
Victoria College
Residence Fee: $16,642 – $23,797 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planVic is a vibrant community of 3,500 students, representing over 50 countries. There are five residence buildings, which house both first-year and upper-year students.
Woodsworth College
Residence Fee: $13,920 per Academic Yearno mandatory meal planNestled between Toronto's historic Annex and Yorkville neighborhoods, the residence is just steps from world-class fitness facilities, libraries and museums, some of the city's best restaurants and a plethora of convenient amenities such as grocery stores and pharmacies.
Scarborough campus
Harmony Commons
Residence Fee: $18,990 - $23,773 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planHarmony Commons is a cutting-edge facility that offers a unique combination of comfort, sustainability and community, setting a new standard for student housing.
Townhouses
Residence Fee: $14,773 - $18,431 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planTownhouse living at U of T Scarborough provides the opportunity to live in one of the most scenic parts of campus while being a short walk from academic buildings and campus facilities.
Mississauga campus
Oscar Peterson Hall
Residence Fee: $20,478 - $21,028 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planOscar Peterson Hall offers traditional-style dormitories with single bedrooms and bathrooms shared with one person.
Suites
Residence Fee: $14,777 - $21,028 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planErindale Hall and Roy Ivor Hall feature single or double bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens.
Townhouses
Residence Fee: $18,473 - $21,179 per Academic Yearincluding required meal planMcLuhan Court, Putnam Place, and Schriberwood are townhouses featuring single bedrooms, living rooms, and kitchens.

Off-campus Housing
Residence life may not be for everyone, so some students choose to live off campus. If you decide to find your own housing arrangement, U of T's housing offices can help you navigate the rental market and find the best fit. Browse the university's off-campus rental listings, use our Roommate Finder service to connect with other students, and access comprehensive support for a smooth transition to off-campus living.
Residence Tours
Take a virtual tour of our residences or join us for an in-person visit. In-person tours of residences vary by campus and facility, and may be limited during exams to ensure a quiet study environment.
