Living on Campus
A View with a Room
Here’s your chance to step across a virtual threshold into Wake Forest’s residence life and housing – so that one day you might step across the actual threshold, into a world of possibility.
Moving In
Moving from the known to the unknown is not necessarily easy, but it is transformative. We look forward to the day when, like these students, you become self-sufficient – but always with others there for encouragement and support.
What We Call Home
In general, residence halls are coeducational by floor, suite, and/or wing. All rooms are equipped with beds, closets, desks, cable television connections, Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections. We include, as part of standard university furniture, a micro-fridge combination microwave-refrigerator/freezer unit. The use of laundry facilities located in every residence hall is also free to residential students.
There are seven residence halls that first-year students are assigned to live in:
- Angelou Residence Hall |
Take the Tour - Babcock Residence Hall | Take the Tour
- Bostwick Residence Hall | Take the Tour
- Collins Residence Hall | Take the Tour
- Johnson Residence Hall | Take the Tour
- Luter Residence Hall
- South Residence Hall | Take the Tour
Want to Learn More?
Visit the Residence Life and Housing website for additional information on housing and living on campus.
360° Residence Hall Tours
Visit the Residence Life & Housing website where you can take 3D tours of our first-year residence halls. Angelou Residence Hall is shown below.
Angelou Residence Hall, located on South Campus, is one of seven residence halls at Wake Forest that our first-year students call home.
Just a Short Walk
Wake Forest is simple to navigate, making your walk to class an enjoyable one. We have two beautiful Quads at the heart of campus.
What’s Next?
At Wake Forest University, we value initiative. We’re excited to offer you this page to point you to what’s next – as a way for you to start planning ahead.
Where to Start
Let’s start with your getting to know us – and our getting to know you. Through application questions and optional personal interviews, we’ll want to know about your talents and accomplishments, your thoughts and ideas, your motivations.
Key Dates to Remember
| WHAT | WHEN |
| Interviews | The option to interview with us is only offered after you have applied. |
| Live Virtual Information Sessions | Tuesdays |
| The International Hour | Thursdays |
| Early Decision I | Deadline: November 15 |
| Merit-Based Scholarship | Deadline: December 1 |
| Early Decision II | Deadline: January 1 |
| Regular Decision | Deadline: January 1 |