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Prepare for this year’s Housing Selection process with our comprehensive educational resources!
Visit our Informational Resources webpage to learn about the details of this year’s process, including key updates and important changes. For common questions and answers, explore our Common Questions page, where you can find foundational information on Housing Selection and see real questions from students and parents. Finally, Housing Selection wouldn’t be complete without exciting giveaways and contests! Simply apply for on-campus housing to be automatically entered for a chance to win amazing prizes. Check out our Prize Page to see what’s up for grabs this year!
Triple the fun!
Our triple rooms are just that, a living space with three beds, dressers, desks and closet/wardrobes. Naturally, these rooms are larger in general to accommodate the extra furniture. Just as with our double rooms, beds can be bunked. However, they can not be stacked three-high. Triple rooms are found in corridor-style buildings, meaning that the three roommates share a staff-cleaned bathroom with other students on the floor.
Triple rooms are perfect for a trio of students who desire a large living space without the added cost of one of our apartments. Ram Village does offer three-bedroom apartments. See our pages on single occupancy apartments and double occupancy apartments. Note that our triple occupancy residence hall rates are the same as our double occupancy residence hall rates.
This room style is not as common as our singles and doubles. Cobb Residence Hall has, by far, the highest number of triples. The rest of our on-campus triples are scattered throughout North Campus, with famed Old East and Old West offering the next highest number of triples. There are no triple rooms in Mid-Campus or South Campus. Those wishing to live in Cobb, Old East or Old West should consider a triple.
Notice: because of the diversity of our buildings, the provided room dimensions are approximations only. Room dimensions vary from room to room so it is not possible for us to provide exact specifications for every room on campus.
If you wish to see the full building floor plan, please visit the student Housing Portal. Keep in mind that only admitted UNC students can access the student Housing Portal via their Onyen and Password.
To view the full floor plan click on one of the images below and scroll through the different options.
