Campus Information and Housing

 

East Lansing Community Campus

 

Grand Rapids Community Campus

Housing Information for Incoming Students

Students are strongly advised not to purchase a home or expect to otherwise settle in the local area. All students should expect to relocate to one of the seven clinical campuses across the state of Michigan at the end of the Year II, except in cases of documented hardships. Home ownership does not meet the criteria for hardship. For assistance finding a roommate, information will be provided by the OSAS in preliminary communication.

  • Housing in East Lansing

    East Lansing

    Downloadable Housing Options: East Lansing

    There are both on-campus and off-campus options for housing in one of the nation's most lively college towns.

    On campus, Owen Graduate Hall provides accommodations for graduate and professional students, post-doctoral fellows, and research assistants. Complete information can be found on the Housing Services website. In addition, the University owns and operates several apartment complexes that are available to MSU students.  For detailed information about University apartments, visit the University Apartments website.

    East Lansing and the surrounding area provide a wide variety of living options off campus, many within a few minutes’ drive. If you have a vehicle, a number of local communities, including DeWitt, Okemos, Haslett, Holt, Williamston, Mason, Waverly, and Grand Ledge are within reasonable proximity to MSU.

    MSU's Community Liaison provides a variety of housing resources for students who are considering moving off-campus and living in the local community, including this helpful search tool at OffCampusHousing.msu.edu.

    Just a few miles east of the Michigan State Capital, the MSU main campus offers museums, concerts, Broadway theatre, extensive gardens, working farms, wooded natural area trails, Big 10 sports, and all the resources you would expect from a top-notch university.

  • Housing in Grand Rapids

    Grand Rapids

    Downloadable Housing Options: Grand Rapids

    The Grand Rapids community also offers an array of housing options from as close as Heritage Hill near the Secchia Center to any of the plentiful residential areas within and outside the city limits.

    Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners (GRMEP) has an Explore Grand Rapids page and our partners at Spectrum Health has a Graduate Medical Education Resources page for medical students, residents, and interns, along with information about the area. You can also find a lot of information on The Right Place, including information about housing - click on Neighborhoods at the bottom of the page.

    Feel free to also search some of the available online housing search sites. As the second largest metro area in the state, there is an abundance of online listings.

    Per Experience Grand Rapids, "Grand Rapids never fails to surprise visitors with the huge variety of things to see and do here: World-renowned art, museums and historic sites for cultural vacationers. World-class golf, recreation and beaches for nature lovers. Incredible farm-to-table restaurants for foodies and wholesome 'playcation' fun for families."