Upper-division Housing Options - Arizona State University

At ASU, you are part of a community of students who share similar
academic and personal interests. As a freshman, you will live either in
your residential college or First Year Residential Experience (FYRE)
community.
When you choose a residential college, you are choosing a living
environment that complements your academic desires while engaging
you in your overall growth and development as a successful individual.
Indicate your residential college preference when reviewing your housing
and dining options, and then visit the residential college Web site of your
choice for further instructions on the additional application process for
that specifi c community.
The First Year Residential Experience
(FYRE) is a residential community for
those students not living in a residential
college. FYRE communities create a
comprehensive experience combining
community activities with enhanced
academic support. Participation in this
experience will provide a foundation
for academic success and a strong
connection to the community.
In FYRE you will develop new study
behaviors, learn to navigate the university
environment, have access to faculty
members and academic resources,
develop respect for and awareness
of diversity and learn to manage your
personal wellness.
Residential colleges
available on ASU’s
campuses
• Barrett, the Honors College
• Herberger Institute for Design
and the Arts
• College of Liberal Arts and
Sciences
• Ira A. Fulton Schools of
Engineering
• University College
• W. P. Carey School of Business
• Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College
• New College of Interdisciplinary
Arts and Sciences
• College of Technology and
Innovation
• Health Promotions Professions
• Morrison School of Management
& Agribusiness
• College of Nursing & Health
Innovation
• College of Public Programs
• Walter Cronkite School
of Journalism and Mass
Communication
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