Housing
Apply for Housing Today!
- Spring 2025 Application for Residence Hall (Online Form)
- 2024-2025 Application for Civic & Thorson Apartments (Online Form)
- Fall 2025 – Spring 2026 Application for Residence Hall (Online Form)
- 2025-2026 Application for Civic & Thorson Apartments (Online Form)
Housing Application Help Documents
Whether you’re looking for a traditional residence hall experience or the independence of apartment living, we have an affordable housing option for you!
We are so excited that you are considering attending Casper College and joining our amazing campus community. We are committed to helping you find the living option that best meets your unique needs. If you have any questions that are not answered via this website, please feel free to call the Student Life Office Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. during the Summer), at 307-268-2394. We also would be happy to give you a tour of our housing facilities; you can schedule a campus tour.
Now offering free tutoring in the Residence Hall!
Students living in the Residence Hall are encouraged to take advantage of free tutoring services provided exclusively for students living on campus. Our Residence Hall Tutors work out of the Educational Resource Center (RH Room 200) Sunday-Thursday, 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. Tutors are happy to help students with general study skills, test prep, writing, math, and more!
Learn Where You Live
Want to have the shortest commute on campus? Join the Freshman Interest Group (FIG)!
The Freshman Interest Groups (FIG) is a small group of incoming freshman students who take two classes together, which are taught in the Residence Hall classroom. These classes (Public Speaking and American Government) are required for most majors. The FIG sections of these classes are smaller than average, and are conveniently taught right down the hall in the Residence Hall classroom! With the FIG Program, not only can you take classes with friends who live near you in the residence hall, but research has shown that students who participate in these course options are more successful in school. Other studies have tied living and learning communities to higher college graduation rates, greater connections with their peers and higher levels of satisfaction with their college experience. If you are interested in participating in the FIG for Fall 2024, please contact Corey Peacock (corey.peacock@caspercollege.edu).
Residence Hall
The Residence Hall is a great option for students seeking the traditional live-on college experience. Residence Hall rooms are suite-style, meaning each room has its own private bathroom!
Thorson Apartments
The Thorson Apartments are one-bedroom, fully furnished units that are available to sophomore students and above. Students residing in Thorson may have a significant other live with them.
Civic Apartments
The Civic Apartments are one-bedroom, unfurnished units that are available to sophomore students and above. Students residing in Civic may have a significant other live with them.
Reasons To Live On Campus
Live Close
Sleep more, drive less. When you live on campus you are walking distance from each and every one of your classes, as well as the Tobin Dining Hall, the library, labs, the T-bird Nest, and all the other campus facilities.
Live Secure
Our Residence Hall is a secure building has controlled access so you can relax as you move away from home knowing it is safe. We also have 24 hour security personnel patrolling our campus 24/7 that are available to you with one phone call!
Live Comfortably
Do you like community bathrooms? Neither do we! Each room in the residence hall has a personal bathroom that you can use without waiting in line! The Residence Hall also has a variety of study and recreational rooms where you can do some homework or relax after an exam.
Live in a Community
Living on campus helps build a community with you and those around you. It gives you more chances to make friends and find a good support system. You don’t have to feel like you are living alone when your friends are live right down the hall!
Live Involved
Living on campus allows you to know what is going on, and be a part of it. When you live on campus you have many opportunities to join in on fun activities the make college memorable. These include campus-wide activities hosted by our Activities Coordinator, activities within the residence hall hosted by your Resident Assistants, and athletic events on campus.
Live Hassle-Free
Living off campus seems like it could be a cost saving option. However, when you consider ALL the costs (furniture, rent, water, power, gas, cable service, trash, internet service, commuting to campus, etc.) living in Casper can be quite expensive. When you live on campus you don’t have to worry about monthly bills or extra expenses. Plus, you have a meal plan right at your fingertips so you never have to wonder about what to cook! The cafeteria has many options to choose from and is available breakfast, lunch and dinner, so you don’t have to worry about going shopping.
Live Supported
Living on campus offers each student the emotional, spiritual, social and academic support to succeed as a student. A member of the Student Life staff is available 24 hours a day and every individual hall is staffed with a trained student leader who is there to show personal support to the students.
Live Smart
The experts agree! Research of college students across the nation indicates that students who live on campus are more satisfied with their college experience, earn higher grade point averages, and are more likely to graduate. Living on campus means you can manage your time better as you don’t have to commute since you are close to your study areas, classrooms, tutors, and your bed!