Find Your Place at Northwest!
Get the full Bearcat experience when you choose to live in one of Northwest’s residence halls! Having your home base on our Maryville campus puts you right in the middle of the excitement, making it easier for you to get involved with campus events, connect with other students in your hall and beyond, and make it to class within minutes.
Whether you’re looking for a more social atmosphere or a quieter space to focus, we have something to match your pace. Find your spot here at Northwest.

Northwest has seven on-campus housing options to help you find what you’re looking for. Compare room cost, amenities, locations and other community features.

Students who live on campus are closer to classes, campus events, study groups, dining options and support resources. Residence halls are designed to help you make the most of your Northwest experience.
See why our students say Northwest has that just-like-home feel.

Learn when to sign up for housing, get information on room and meal plan rates and view break schedules.
Yes! Once admitted to Northwest, you can request roommates through the housing portal. Once you’re there, create or join a roommate group before room selection.
Residence hall rooms are fully furnished and include Wi-Fi access and free laundry. Amenities and room layouts vary by residence hall but can include in-suite bathrooms, in-hall kitchens, in-room living spaces, study and social lounges, balconies, rec rooms and more. Compare housing options.
Northwest offers Living Learning Communities in Ag Sciences and Elementary Education. Living Learning Communities allow you to connect with other students who share your academic interests. You’ll enroll in similar courses, have access to peer mentors and study groups, enjoy networking opportunities and more. Learn more about Northwest’s Living Learning Communities.
Residence halls are located across campus near academic buildings, dining locations, fitness facilities and student resources, making it easy to stay connected and involved.
Yes! Northwest offers housing options for both first-year and upperclass students, including apartment-style living and specialized housing options. View housing options.
Students living on campus have access to Residence Life staff, community resources and support designed to help students succeed academically and socially.
Yes. On-campus housing includes safety features such as automatic locks and 24-hour security measures.

We’ve got you covered. Reserve your spot to choose your residence hall beginning Nov. 2.
We’ve got you covered, Bearcat. Learn when to sign up for housing, contact info for resources and more.