Residential halls

We currently have 11 sites offering accommodation solely to LSE students. These residences can accommodate more than 3,400 students offering a variety of styles, facilities and costs. 

There are also eight intercollegiate halls which accommodate students from LSE as well as the other colleges of the University of London. These halls provide the opportunity to meet and socialise with a greater diversity of students. Approximately 20% of the School's first year undergraduates are accommodated in the intercollegiate halls.

Allocation of rooms

LSE accommodation is allocated on a random basis within quotas set out for each hall. See Allocation policy| and Quotas|.

In each residence, there will be a mixture of students: home and overseas; men and women; undergraduate and postgraduate. New undergraduate students (including General Course students) will occupy about 56% of all spaces. 

Postgraduates are expected to take about 36% of spaces in LSE halls and continuing students approximately 8%.

The School is able to offer accommodation, in either LSE or intercollegiate residences, to all first year undergraduate students (including General Course students) who apply by the deadline (although we cannot guarantee that your offer will be for your preferred residence or in a single room). Students from within London should apply for halls if they require a space and whilst we cannot guarantee making an offer before term starts we would expect the last few students to be accommodated by the second week of term at the latest.

If you have further questions see our FAQs system|.

Apply

2010/11 academic year (arrival in halls from September 2010) |

This form is for students who will be registered full-time at the School in September 2010, normally until July 2011 or later.

Fees

For a list of all fees please see the Fees| page.

Swapping rooms

If you want to swap rooms with someone you can use the notice board on NetLetLSE|.