Residence Hall Move-In
Helpful information for both new and returning students when moving into our residence halls!
Living on Campus
After a long day of classes or experiencing the sights in Milwaukee, having a comfortable place to relax is what makes you feel at home when you’re in college.
What We Offer
The Residence Life team nurtures a welcoming and inclusive environment for more than 1,400 residents within its four residential facilities.
- Single-gender or co-ed floors in our traditional residence halls Hermann Viets Tower and Margaret Loock Residence Hall
- Gender-inclusive, suite-style housing in Regents Residence Hall
- Apartment-style housing in Grohmann Tower
Contact Living at MSOE to learn more about options and eligibility.
Residency Requirement
Living on campus is a great way to meet new people, experience Milwaukee events and have the convenience of all campus resources nearby. Nearly all first-year and second-year students live on campus in our residence halls. All unmarried first-year and second-year students under 21 live in one of our residence halls unless their primary residence is within 30 miles of campus.
The Residential Experience
Our residential experience offers ample student engagement opportunities, including Living Learning Communities, Interest Communities and the Residence Hall Association. Incoming first-year nursing students can live alongside like-minded individuals in the Nursing Living Learning Community and engage in academic support and community-building. Check your current room and meal plan information on your myMSOE student page.
Basic Room Information
Personalize your room! Let us help you prepare to live in the residence halls.
Services Offered
There are many services available to you in the residence halls.
Fees, Policies and Forms
Be in-the-know when it comes to residence hall policies and fees.
Get to Know MSOE!
Explore MSOE’s campus before visiting in person! Use our interactive map to visit our campus housing and academic buildings, see our athletic fields and check out the Milwaukee neighborhood that we call home.