Apartments

Female student in Simonds Hall reading in kitchen

The apartments are generally reserved for upperclassmen students, who select their apartments based on a priority point system. Find costs for living in these apartment options on the Student Accounts page. 

The Townhouse Apartments include seven apartment-style buildings and a commons building. Each apartment is equipped with a combination living room/kitchen area, one-and-a-half baths, and one-person bedrooms. The commons building houses a lounge, laundry room and the complex office. 

View of the townhouses one of the many residence halls here on campus

Simonds Hall contains four floors with nine apartments on each floor. Each apartment has either 4 or 5 bedrooms. Each apartment has a common space, kitchen, and two bathrooms. The kitchen has a stove top, without an oven. Laundry and staff offices are located on the first floor of the building.

Simonds Hall

Cedar Street House is a three-story, newly renovated, and historic building at Fitchburg State, which is home to approximately 28 upper class students. These residents enjoy single bedrooms and a bathroom on each floor, as well as a common living room, dining room, pool table room, laundry room, and full kitchen. Cedar Street is co-ed by floor.

Cedar Street House

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Skye Goba, Simonds Hall

"I love how easy it is to get help right away when we have any issues at all with our apartment. Living in communities on campus where my friends live all around me is great! I love decorating my suite every year with my roommate and making it look super cute. I met my best friend through on campus housing!"
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Keirsten Anderson, Simonds Hall

"The best part about living on campus is the high quality dorms, living with friends and being able to walk to class."