Start where every student starts. This is where tours begin, where you pick up your key during move-in week, and where the Housing staff you will actually email are sitting.

Drag to look around. Tap the circles on the floor to walk forward. The dollhouse icon in the viewer shows the whole floor at once.

Two residents, one room, a shared community bathroom down the hall. This is the classic first-year setup and the one most students pick.

Look at the closet and desk placement — rooms come furnished, and beds can be lofted or bunked to change how much floor space you get.

Two bedrooms sharing a private bathroom between them. More privacy than a traditional hall, still close enough to the floor community that you will know your neighbors.

Four students share the bathroom, so the trade is privacy for a slightly higher rate.

A full kitchen, a living room, and a private or shared bedroom. Built for students who want independence while staying on campus.

Most apartment assignments go to returning students, so check eligibility before you plan around it.

Lounges, laundry, study rooms, and floor kitchens. These are the spaces students actually spend the most time in once classes start.

That is the end of the tour — the next step is the housing application.