Housing & Residential Life

Dunwoody understands that community is fundamental in the college experience—which is why we are proud to offer our students the opportunity to live and learn together for the 5th consecutive year!

Students who join our housing program get to enjoy the privacy of personal bed and bathroom while sharing a living room and kitchen with their roommates. All apartments come furnished with a full bed, living, and dining set. Beyond the apartment, our apartment complex comes fitted with an outdoor courtyard, game room, computer lab, study room, and gym.

Taking a step outside, you’ll find yourself in the larger student community of Stadium Village. Our neighborhood has 60+ restaurants, music venues, and transit lines that can take you anywhere in Minneapolis.

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Now accepting applications

We are now accepting applicants for Fall of 2022 for our available 2-, 3-, and 4-bedroom apartments.

Housing Application

Accepted students can click here to access the Housing Application. A Dunwoody login (email and password) is required.

Signing a Lease vs. Joining Dunwoody Housing

Dunwoody knows that finding housing as a student is extremely difficult. Between credit checks and minimum income requirements—the current housing system is not friendly for young adults that are enrolled in college. Seen here is a brief table comparing our housing program with a traditional lease.

Private Lease Agreement	Dunwoody Housing
Application Fees	Free Application
Minimum Credit Score Requirements	No Credit Checks
Co-Signers Required for Low-Income Applicants	No Co-Signers Needed
Security Deposit, First, and Last Months’ rent Required before Move-In A security deposit is money (typically the value of one months’ rent) that is used as a safety net for property damages made by tenants. This money can be returned in-full upon move out so long as the landlord does not find any billable damages.	Pre-Payment Required This payment is used to secure a students’ spot in our housing program and is applied directly towards the total cost of living. Because this is not being used as a safety net for property damages, it is not money that is refundable upon move-out. We do not charge students for typical wear and tear of their apartments such as small carpet stains, scuffs on walls, paint chips, and holes smaller than a dime. If significant damage occurs, we are able to bill the student in a manner that allows it to be financial aid-eligible.
Housing Payments made Out-of-Pocket	Housing Payments are Financial Aid Eligible
Maintenance for Hire—Risk of Non-Professional Work Done	On-Site, Full-Time Maintenance Staff Available
Professional Residence Life and student staff not available for support, events, and community building	Professional Residence Life and student staff available for support, events, and community building
Roommates and neighbors are not Dunwoody students.	Roommates and neighbors are Dunwoody students—being a part of this community means a higher chance of graduating on-time!

Applying for Housing at Dunwoody College of Technology

Once admitted and given a Dunwoody email address, students can apply to join our housing program (Dunwoody login required). Completing this application is not a commitment, and students reserve the right to withdraw their application if they choose.

Acceptance into the program is dependent on each student being approved through our Financial Aid and Student Accounts departments. To reach approval quickly, have your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) submitted and financial aid accepted.

Once your application has been approved, you can secure your space in our program by making your $1,800 prepayment. The priority deadline for making this payment is July 1. Roommate pairings are made shortly thereafter.

When all of this is complete, sit back, relax, and wait for your move-in day!

Housing Staff

Our location has main office staff available 7 days a week as well as a full-time maintenance department. In addition, we have two over-night security guards working on-site while the main office is closed.

While the previously mentioned staff serve the building, the Dunwoody Housing Program is run by our Residence Life and Retention Coordinator, Grace Bryan. Grace is a full-time employee that lives on-site and oversees the day-to-day operations of our housing community. At night, students have the ability to contact an on-call Dunwoody employee in the event of a lock out, noise complaint, or general emergency.

For housing inquiries, reach out to our Residence Life and Retention Coordinator at gbryan@dunwoody.edu or by phone at 612-462-3001. To schedule an in-person tour, visit https://dunwoody-housing.youcanbook.me/.

Housing Rates

Dunwoody has a series of room configurations students can choose from (see floor plans below). We will do our best to place you in your first choice but due to availability, you may be placed in a different configuration than selected.

Please note these are projected Academic Year 2022-23 Rates. Actual rates will be published prior to your moving into the unit. A rent addendum will be emailed to your Dunwoody email when available.

RATES

Unit Type	Prepayment	Fall Semester	Spring Semester
2 Person Apartment	$1,800	$4,891	$4,891
3 Person Apartment	$1,800	$4,551	$4,551
4 Person Apartment	$1,800	$4,211	$4,211