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Where to Live

Find Your Home at Tennessee Wesleyan!

Your college home is more than four walls—it’s where friendships begin; memories are made, and you become part of the Tennessee Wesleyan family. At Tennessee Wesleyan, our residence halls offer a variety of living options designed to help you feel comfortable, connected, and right at home. Explore our residence halls below and find the place that’s the right fit for your next chapter here at TWU.

Check out who is required to live on campus and available dorms below!
Three women sit in a cozy living room: one on a pink sofa with a laptop, another in a chair with a notebook, and a third in a recliner with a mug; blue geometric rug under the coffee table.
Person sits on a pink bed with a laptop in a cozy beige bedroom decorated with wall art and a dresser nearby.
Three people sit on a blue sectional discussing around a wooden coffee table in a lounge area.
Dorm room with two wooden bunk beds, fairy lights on the wall, a girl in a red shirt sits on the lower bed while another person sits nearby in a chair.
Two women sit in a cozy living room: one on a gray papasan chair reading, the other on a cream sofa chatting; a kitchen is in the back.
Three people sit in a cozy living room chatting, Christmas lights and a window with decorations above them.
Three young women in a kitchen smiling and chatting: one at the sink, one at the stove, and another by the refrigerator.

You are required to live on campus unless you meet the following criteria:

You are a resident in the home of your parent or legal guardian who lives within the commuting area (25 miles). Parent/legal guardian must provide copy of driver's license with local address and letter verifying that you will be living at home during  the school year. 
You are married.
You have custody of a child.
You are a military veteran eligible for benefits under Public Law 358, G.I. bill effective 6/'66. 
You are an independent student as defined by financial aid criteria. 
You are enrolled in your senior year and have an approved schedule, which, if successfully completed, will make you eligible for graduation within the academic year. You must have completed an intent to graduate form with the Registrar's Office for consideration. 
You are enrolled for less than 12 semester hours for the next semester. (You may not add hours after registration without being required to live on campus.)

International students requesting off-campus status should note the following:

You must have lived on campus for at least on academic year.
You must be enrolled in your senior year and complete the requirements above. 
If granted an exemption, you must immediately provide your new address to the Registrar's Office. 

Check out our available residence halls below!

Keith Hall (Traditionally All Female)

Keith Hall is an all-female, 150 bed suite-style residence hall. Each suite has two bedrooms and a bathroom, shared by four women. Keith has three floors, with a resident assistant and lounge area on each floor. The building also has vending machines and free laundry facilities for residents. Each room has cable television access, wireless Internet and phone access. This is where most freshmen women live.  View the floorplan below. Floor plan of a two-room dorm suite with loftable beds, desks, and dressers; sinks and a shared bathroom shown, plus two windows along the bottom edge.

Fowler Hall (All Male)

Fowler Hall is an all-male, 128 bed traditional style residence hall, with three floors of double-occupancy rooms. Each floor has two community bathrooms, and each bedroom has an in-room sink and mirror. Fowler has three lounge areas for students, as well as free laundry facilities residents. All rooms have cable television, wireless Internet, and phone access. The bulk of the population is Freshman men. View the floorplan below:

Top-down dorm room layout: sink at left, two closets along the top, central drawers, bunk beds in the middle, desks at bottom corners, window on the right.

Wesley Commons (Co-Ed)

Wesley Commons is a co-ed 102 bed, apartment-style residence hall. Each apartment has four single occupancy bedrooms and two bathrooms connected by a living area and kitchenette (full size refrigerator, sink, and cupboards). Each room has cable television and phone access, and the entire building features wireless Internet. Free laundry rooms are on each floor, and the second floor has a community kitchen with a refrigerator, stove/oven, and a sink. View the floorplan below:

Floor plan of a four-bedroom apartment: central living room with seating, each bedroom has a loftable bed, desk, and dresser; kitchenette and two bathrooms; multiple closets and windows.

Nocatula Apartment (Co-Ed)

Nocatula Apartments is a 32 bed, co-ed, apartment-style residence hall. The building has eight apartments. Each apartment has four single occupancy bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full kitchen, and a common living room. The apartments are furnished, and each bedroom has cable television, wireless Internet and phone access, along with cable television in the living room. The building has a laundry room, which is free for residents to use. View the floorplan below:

Floor plan: right side has a large COMMONS AREA (11'9" x 24'2") and a KITCHEN (7'10" x 8'); left column contains multiple offices of varying sizes (e.g., 11'4" x 7'11", 11'7" x 7'11", 11'7" x 8', plus restrooms 4'11" x 6'6" and 11'6" x 8').

Miller Hall (Co-Ed)

Miller Hall is a co-ed apartment-style residence hall reserved for upperclassman. Attached to our Dental Hygiene Program building, each apartment in Miller Hall is unique in shape and size and is fully furnished with a full kitchen; the building has free laundry, wifi, cable TV. 

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