ASU’s Residential Colleges are designed to help you gain the confidence and foundation for college success and to pursue your dreams!
As a first-time freshman who chooses to live on campus, you’ll be assigned to the College of Integrative Sciences and Arts (CISA) Residential College on the campus where your major is based. Beginning Fall 2026, CISA residents will be living in:
Here you’ll enjoy a supportive residential environment living with other Integrative Sciences and Arts majors on a designated floor or in a designated building.
Frequently asked questions
Wondering about some of the nuts and bolts about living in a CISA residential community? Learn more here!
For general housing questions (roommate, meal plans, cancellations, move-in, rates, family housing, etc.), please visit the ASU University Housing website.
What are the CISA residential communities?
The CISA residential communities are an opportunity for students admitted to CISA majors to live on campus exclusively with other CISA first-year students (either in the same building or floor). Support services and programs assist you with your transition to the university.
Why would I want to live in a residential community?
You’ll enjoy an intimate ASU community experience where you’ll gain a sense of pride, community and identity and can give and receive support from your peers. Programs and events often address common issues faced at different times during the year. More than 100 intentional programs and events put on by the hall staff each year will help you make the academic and social transition to college
For example, registration workshops bring advising teams into the residential colleges to help you enroll for the next semester. Other programs will grow your awareness about all the opportunities and resources available to you at ASU.
What if I have questions?
Email [email protected] with any additional questions you might have.
