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UT Austin offers on-campus residence halls, university apartments, and West Campus apartments through University Housing and Dining. The main next step is to use the housing application in MyStatus or the housing portal and choose the option that fits your student status and living preference.
YOUR NEXT DECISION
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- Check whether you are applying for residence halls, University Apartments, 2400 Nueces, or East Campus Graduate Apartments.
- Confirm your eligibility before applying, especially for University Apartments or graduate-only housing.
- Use UT’s housing portal or MyStatus to complete the application.
- If you want help deciding, try the Help Me Choose Quiz.

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UT Austin says it offers on-campus residence halls, University Apartments, 2400 Nueces Apartments in West Campus, and East Campus Graduate Apartments. Admissions also says there are 15 residence halls on campus, and that eligible students can apply for on-campus housing through MyStatus.
- Residence halls are the classic on-campus option.
- University Apartments are reserved for families, graduate students, and undergraduates with at least 30 credit hours.
- East Campus Graduate Apartments are exclusively for graduate students.
- 2400 Nueces Apartments are in West Campus and are part of University Housing’s options.
How to choose the right option
If you want the most campus-centered setup, residence halls are the straightforward choice. If you need a family-friendly or graduate-oriented setup, University Apartments or East Campus Graduate Apartments are the better fit; if you want West Campus living, 2400 Nueces is the UT-listed West Campus option.
- Choose residence halls for an in-the-middle-of-campus experience.
- Choose University Apartments if you are eligible and want housing reserved for families, graduate students, or students with 30+ credit hours.
- Choose East Campus Graduate Apartments only if you are a graduate student.
- Use the Help Me Choose Quiz if you want UT’s own matching tool.
What to do next
Apply through UT’s housing application portal, which is linked from University Housing and Dining. If you need help, the Housing Office is listed at 200 W Dean Keeton St, Austin, TX, and its phone line is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
- Start with the housing application in the UT housing portal.
- Use My Housing Resident Services if you already live in UT housing.
- Contact the Housing Office if you need help with application or resident questions.
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