Housing

On-Campus Housing

New York University School of Law housing includes two high-rise apartment-style residence halls and one low-rise building. With the majority of our students and many of our faculty living in close proximity to one-another, we are able to foster and sustain the engaged community which is a defining characteristic of the school. 

We offer students an opportunity to live in a community-centered residence in a variety of living arrangements. In contrast to most conventional dormitories, our housing is apartment style. Most students are housed in a private bedroom within a two- or three-bedroom apartment. Family & Partner housing and one-person accommodations (studios and one-bedroom apartments) are available but limited in quantity.

These residential buildings also house the student journal offices, the Student Bar Association and many other student organizations. Please see the specific building descriptions for full details of all our facilities, including apartment layouts and furnishings.