Assignments Are For Classes. We Let You Select Your Own Room!
Room Selection Step-by-Step
Start with Your Roommate Request
If you have specific people in mind with whom you’ve decided to be roommates, you’ll need to submit your Roommate Request before you select your room. Learn more about this process on the Roommate Selection Process page.
As a reminder, only one person from your roommate group will need to complete the Room Self-Selection Process. Everyone else in the roommate group will receive a confirmation email once the room, suite, or apartment has been selected.
Ready to Select Your Room?
Log in to the Student Housing Portal.
The room selection process takes place in the Housing Portal.
You will receive your self-selection day and time after you have successfully submitted your housing contract on or before the posted deadline. (See Important Dates below.)
Do you need additional assistance?
If you have questions or concerns that aren’t addressed here or on the Housing FAQs page, always feel welcome to contact our office directly.
Call us at (954) 262-7052 or toll-free at 800-541-6682, ext. 27052.
Email us at housing@nova.edu.
Watch the Video Walkthrough
What's Next?
Congratulations! Look out for a confirmation email in your nova.edu inbox.
You might have a few more checkboxes left to tick, including the following:
- Submit your immunization records via the CastleBranch Portal.
- Already covered by a health insurance plan? Submit proof of coverage to the Bursar’s Office.
- Review our Move-In Checklist.
- Regularly check your nova.edu email for updates.
Important Dates
For New Students
For Returning Students
What Happens if I Miss a Deadline?
If you declined to participate in the self-selection process or submitted your housing contract after the posted deadline, you will be manually assigned to the next available room or bed by University Housing.
Once you have been assigned a space, you will receive an email in your nova.edu inbox from University Housing with details.
Residency Exemptions
If you fall into one of the below categories, you are exempt from the On-Campus Residency Requirement: (the same exemptions below apply)
- You will reside with a parent or legal guardian within the tri-county area (Broward, Dade, or Palm Beach).
- You are married or in a domestic partnership.
- You are a veteran or active United States military personnel.
- You are 20 years old or older.
If you fall into one of the categories above and do not intend to live on campus, you should not complete a housing contract.
Housing Options
First-Year Students
Leo Goodwin Sr. Hall
Double- and triple-occupancy rooms for the budget-minded student with a number of communal study and living spaces.
The Commons
The suite life with an abundance of vibrant social spaces and quiet study areas for the student who values calm amid the hustle and bustle.
Cultural Living Center
One- and two-bedroom apartments centered around a unique green and open-air courtyard.
Returning Students
Rolling Hills Apartments
A resort-style community featuring luxurious outdoor spaces, including a walk-in pool with a rock waterfall.
Mako Hall
Home of the Razor’s Edge Shark Cage Innovation Center, our newest residence hall emphasizes community.
Farquhar, Founders, and Vettel Apartments
Experience apartment-style living steps away from the RecPlex and Student Center.
Off-Campus Housing
If you're a graduate student or an undergraduate student who has fulfilled the on-campus residency requirements listed above, you don’t have to worry about living on campus. We understand finding the perfect off-campus housing can be overwhelming, but we’ve got resources to help you with your search. From rental listings to roommate finder services, we've got you covered.