Housing and Location

This building houses six people and features a spacious, fully equipped kitchen, dining area, three bathrooms, a study room, and a laundry facility. Each of the six bedrooms has a closet, twin (long) sized bed, side table, desk, bookshelf, and lamp. Lodge rooms provide slightly less personal room space than the cabins, but the kitchen and other shared spaces are occupied by only five other students and are housed within the same building. See the floor plan of the Grad Lodge here!

The Commons is a shared facility that includes a fully equipped kitchen, living area, study, and laundry facility. Eight nearby cabins house two students each and include a shared bath. Each student has a separate entry, loft, closet, twin (long) sized bed, side table, desk, bookshelf, throw rug, and lamp. The cabin living arrangement provides more personal living space and a shared common space with fifteen other students. See the floor plan for the grad cabins here.

Graduate students sometimes choose to live off-campus. Due to the intensive nature of the graduate program, off-campus graduate students are encouraged to find housing on Bainbridge Island or no further than Poulsbo on the Kitsap Peninsula or downtown Seattle. Living beyond these areas will be time-consuming, costly, and exhausting for most people. Public transportation is limited between our campus and the ferry terminal or to other parts of Kitsap Peninsula.

Affordable rentals in the region can be hard to find. Please advise our staff if you will be seeking off campus housing as we occasionally learn of housing opportunities.