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University Apartments
As a junior or senior at Butler University, students are eligible to live in the University Apartments! Students now have the option to live in Apartment Village, South Campus Apartments, Butler Terrace, and University Terrace. While living in the apartments, students will have the opporutnity to live more independently and build skills to positively function in society. Bedroom furniture in all areas includes a bed, desk, and dresser. Read on to learn more about your individual housing options!
Apartment Village
Apartment Village (AV) apartments have four residents in each and consist of the following:
- Four single bedrooms
- Two bathrooms, one on each side of the apartment shared by two residents each
- Full kitchen (oven, stove top, microwave, fridge)
- Living room
The following furniture is provided:
- Each Bedroom contains: Twin XL Bed, Dresser with 4 drawers, Desk, Chair
- Common Space contains: 2 Chairs, 2 person couch, Coffee Table, Entertainment Center, 4 breakfast bar stools, microwave
AV has four Apartment Community Assistants (ACAs). They are spread throughout the community to assist residents with their needs.
South Campus Apartments
South Campus Apartments (SCA) has a variety of different set-ups including, but not limited to:
- Three person apartments (standard apartment)
- two bedroom
- one double/one single
- one full bathroom/one half bathroom*
- two bedroom
- Four person apartments (standard apartment)
- two bedroom
- two double rooms
- one full bathroom/one three quarters bathroom*
- two bedroom
- Five person apartments (mega-apartment)
- Four bedroom
- one double room, three singles
- two full bathrooms/two half bathrooms
- Four bedroom
- Six person apartments (mega-apartment)
- Four apartments
- two double rooms, two singles
- two full bathrooms/one three quarter bathroom/one half bathroom
- Four apartments
The following furniture is provided:
- Each Bedroom contains: Twin XL Bed, Dresser with 4 drawers, Desk, Chair for each resident
- Common Space contains: 1 small couch, 1 living room chair, Dining table with 4 chairs, Entertainment center, Coffee table
- Every apartment has a kitchen and living area. Kitchens include the fridge, stovetop, and oven. Residents must provide their own microwave.
*full bathrooms consist of toilet, sink, shower/tub
*half bathrooms consist of toilet and sink, no shower
*three-quarter bathrooms consist of toilet, sink, and stand-up shower
University Terrace
University Terrace (UT) is comprised of varying layouts of four person apartments, two person apartments, and single studio apartments. The most common set-ups are:
- Two bedroom apartments
- Two double rooms
- Two bedroom apartments
- Two single rooms
- Three bedroom apartments
- One double room/two singles
- One bedroom apartments
- One double room
The following furniture is provided:
- Each Bedroom contains: Twin XL Bed, Dresser with 4 drawers, Desk, Chair for each resident
- Common Space contains: 2 Chairs, 2 person couch, Coffee Table, Entertainment Center, Dining Table and chairs
- All apartments have a stovetop, oven, and refrigerator
*Important note: University Terrace does not have any overhead lighting in the apartment. If you are assigned to live here, lamps will be a necessity.*
Butler Terrace
Butler Terrace is entirely three resident apartments. There are two bedrooms (one single and one double). The apartments have one bathroom.
The following furniture is provided:
- Each Bedroom contains: Twin XL Bed, Dresser with 4 drawers, Desk, Chair for each resident
- Common Space is "Design your Own" and students are allowed to bring their own living room furniture
- All apartments have a stovetop, oven, and refrigerator