University Housing

Each residence hall is a secure and comfortable environment for both men and women. Students living on the Cambridge main campus (South Campus) and in Lawrence Hall are required to participate in the meal plan. There is a shuttle bus that transports students from the dorms to AIB's Boston campus.

Applying for On-Campus Housing

If you are accepted to AIB, you will receive a housing packet and application with your acceptance packet. Housing availability and preferential assignment is on a first-come, first-served basis. We recommend you review the following information to better understand your housing options. We provide two residential housing options for students:

South Campus Residence Halls

This AIB residence is on the Cambridge campus, located near Harvard Square. Students reside with other AIB students on a campus with other Lesley University students. In addition to public transportation, shuttle service is provided between the Cambridge and AIB campus. South Campus is a 10-minute walk to Harvard Square. A more detailed description of the residence halls can be found through the Residence Life website.

Lawrence Hall

Lawrence Hall is a historic stone building on the EDS campus, located in the historic Brattle Street section of Cambridge, between Harvard Square and Lesley University. Both AIB and Lesley College students reside in this community. In addition to public transportation, shuttle service is provided between the Cambridge and AIB campus. Lawrence Hall is a 10-minute walk to South Campus and a 5-minute walk to Harvard Square.

2009/10 Room and Board

Amenities

• variety of room options-double and triple occupancy
• rooms furnished with: beds, dressers, desks, chairs, and closets/wardrobes
• bathrooms on each floor
• lounge with television and kitchenette
• laundry facilities on site
• internet access in room
• telephone service in room
• small refrigerators permitted
• 24-hour security
• quiet hours
• resident staff reside in each building
• meal plan required
• co-ed setting
• theme and special interest housing options available

For additional information, please visit the AIB Admission Blog or Residence Life website.

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