Evaluate your various housing options based on these core considerations.
When making the decision to move off-campus, deciding where in the Historic Triangle you want to live is your first step. We recommend thinking through the following ...
At the start of each semester, students are required to complete their - which includes emergency contact information and an evacuation plan in the event the university needs to close.
W&M parking permits can be purchased online. There are different permit options available; many Junior and Senior students that live off campus purchase the Day Commuter decal.
Zipcar is a self-service rental car program that offers students the opportunity to have access to a car on campus for trips around town and to participate in off-campus activities.
You can purchase a meal plan that complements your trips to the grocery store. The Commuter 25 and the Commuter 50 plans are great choices for Commuter students and Graduate students that plan to eat on campus in between classes.
There are plenty of grocery stores to choose from in the Williamsburg area. Check out the link above to see what best matches your needs and budget.
SNAP benefits are accepted in the . The Student Exchange offers an assortment of grab 'n go dining options.
The Campus Food Exchange is a confidential program that is open to all W&M community members and provides access to nonperishable food and hygiene products.
*The information provided above is intended to serve as an informational resource for students as they make their way off-campus. Offices, services, and/or programs noted above are not endorsed by W&M or the Office of Student Transition Engagement Programs.
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