AU publishes on-campus housing rates by building and occupancy. For 2026-27, double rooms range from $6,160 to $7,740 per semester, while single rooms range from $7,880 to $9,345; Frequency Apartments list $7,815 for a small studio and $9,980 for a one- or two-bedroom unit. Meal plans are additional.

The 2026-27 cost guide lists a 175-block meal plan at $6,584 for the academic year, and AU publishes multiple meal-plan options through Student Accounts. Students should confirm dining availability, allergies and off-campus food costs directly with AU before enrolment.

AU’s 90-acre residential campus in northwest Washington, DC is a designated arboretum with academic buildings, residence halls, museums, theatres and student spaces. The university describes more than 200 student clubs and organizations, while the city provides additional cultural, policy and internship settings.

AU provides emergency-preparedness, public-safety and student-support information through its campus services. Its residential northwest DC setting does not remove normal urban precautions; students should follow AU alerts, emergency procedures and current housing guidance. International students work with International Student & Scholar Services on immigration documents, financial certification and arrival requirements. AU also provides admissions, advising, health, housing, career and student-organization services; each school or college manages programme-specific academic advising.

AU publishes on-campus housing rates by building and occupancy. For 2026-27, double rooms range from $6,160 to $7,740 per semester, while single rooms range from $7,880 to $9,345; Frequency Apartments list $7,815 for a small studio and $9,980 for a one- or two-bedroom unit. Meal plans are additional.

The 2026-27 cost guide lists a 175-block meal plan at $6,584 for the academic year, and AU publishes multiple meal-plan options through Student Accounts. Students should confirm dining availability, allergies and off-campus food costs directly with AU before enrolment.

AU’s 90-acre residential campus in northwest Washington, DC is a designated arboretum with academic buildings, residence halls, museums, theatres and student spaces. The university describes more than 200 student clubs and organizations, while the city provides additional cultural, policy and internship settings.

AU provides emergency-preparedness, public-safety and student-support information through its campus services. Its residential northwest DC setting does not remove normal urban precautions; students should follow AU alerts, emergency procedures and current housing guidance. International students work with International Student & Scholar Services on immigration documents, financial certification and arrival requirements. AU also provides admissions, advising, health, housing, career and student-organization services; each school or college manages programme-specific academic advising.