The Catholic University of America

 

Graduate and Law Student Housing

Caldwell Hall, Aerial View

 

Frequently Asked Questions

On-Campus Housing Availability

There is limited space availability in campus housing for graduate and law students. Interested students can submit a Waitlist Application by logging onto Cardinal Station using their Username and Password and navigating to Student Self-Service > MyHousing > ApplyOnline. New students should have received their Cardinal Station login information in the mail. If you have misplaced your Username and Password, please call the CUA Computer Help Desk at (202) 319-4357 for assistance.

 

Off-campus Resources Specifically for Graduate/Law Students

 

How can I find off-campus housing?

Housing Services maintains the following services to assist you in navigating the off-campus housing market:

  1. The Off-Campus Housing Resources website allows registered users to search for rental or for sale properties, find furniture, and participate in message boards. CUA students can also search for roommates on this site.
  2. The Off-Campus Housing Resource Center located in Housing Services offers pamphlets and brochures on local apartment complexes, apartment guides, housing resources, and more. A computer station is also made available for students to search online listings.
  3. The Off-Campus Housing Coordinator is available to meet with individuals or small groups to provide consultation to learn more about navigating the off-campus housing market. Contact Housing Services to make an appointment.
  4. During Off-Campus Housing Week (April 15-19, 2013), Housing Services will offer workshops to provide students with valuable tips on residing off-campus. A full schedule of events will be posted on the Off-Campus Housing website in mid-March.
  5. The annual Off-Campus Housing Fair will be held in the Pryzbyla Center Great Room on Wednesday, April 17, 2013. This fair brings over 30 apartment complex managers to campus, along with vendors who offer services for apartment living.