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Find a roommate at K-State

Updated October 2026

First-year students at K-State are required to live on campus. For Fall 2027, the housing application is due No fixed deadline stated for new students, and the housing application opens December 7, 2026. Here is how choosing a roommate works at K-State, and which halls first-years live in, with every fact linked to K-State’s own housing pages.

K-State first-year housing at a glance

Do first-years have to live on campus?Yes, full-time first-year students live in residence halls for their first two semesters unless an exemption is granted (for example, commuting from a parent's or close relative's home within 40 miles) Source
Academic calendarSemesters Source
Housing application opensDecember 7, 2026 Source
Housing application deadlineNo fixed deadline stated for new students Source

Checked against K-State’s housing pages on October 16, 2026. Dates change every year, so confirm in your housing portal.

How does roommate matching work at K-State?

Choosing your roommate: Both students complete a housing application and form a roommate group in the Resident Portal using each other's Wildcat ID numbers; the group leader finalizes the group

If you do not choose: RoomSync profile in the Resident Portal suggests possible roommates; students without a roommate should expect a random roommate

First-year residence halls at K-State

HallStyleGood to know
Ford HallSuiteAll-female hall in the Derby Community with suite-style rooms; home to first-year CAT Communities
Haymaker HallMixedCoed Derby Community hall with traditional and suite-style rooms; home to first-year CAT Communities
Moore HallTraditional (shared hall bathrooms)Largest hall on campus, traditional-private rooms sharing a restroom with lockable individual bathrooms; home to first-year CAT Communities
West HallMixedCoed Derby Community hall with traditional-private and suite-style rooms; home to first-year CAT Communities
Goodnow HallMixedCoed Kramer Community hall with standard and suite-style rooms; home to first-year CAT Communities
Marlatt HallMixedCoed Kramer Community hall with standard and suite-style rooms; home to first-year CAT Communities
Wefald HallTraditional (shared hall bathrooms)Kramer Community hall with traditional-private rooms and single-use bathrooms on each floor; home to first-year CAT Communities
Boyd HallTraditional (shared hall bathrooms)Honors Housing hall in the Strong Community with traditional private rooms; home to an Honors community

Finding a roommate at K-State on Bunky

Bunky’s K-State community is only K-State students, so everyone you see is looking for a roommate at your school. A chat opens only when you both like each other or your chat request is accepted, so there is no guessing and no cold messages. Profiles go beyond a photo and a bio, with prompts, dealbreakers, move-in dates and budgets. Start before the deadline above so you have time to talk to a few people.

New to this? Read how to find a college roommate and the questions to ask a potential roommate.

K-State roommate FAQ

Do freshmen have to live on campus at K-State?

Yes, full-time first-year students live in residence halls for their first two semesters unless an exemption is granted (for example, commuting from a parent's or close relative's home within 40 miles)

Can you choose your roommate at K-State?

Yes. Both students complete a housing application and form a roommate group in the Resident Portal using each other's Wildcat ID numbers; the group leader finalizes the group

When is the K-State housing deadline?

For Fall 2027, the housing application is due No fixed deadline stated for new students.

What are the freshman dorms at K-State?

First-year students at K-State live in halls including Ford Hall, Haymaker Hall, Moore Hall, West Hall, Goodnow Hall.

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