Duke University: Acceptance Rate, Fees & Courses

On-campus accommodation at Duke University is offered to all first-year students and a limited number of upper-class and graduate students. There are various housing options available, including traditional dormitories, apartment-style housing, and special interest housing.

• Traditional dormitories are the most common type of on-campus housing at Duke. They are typically coed and house students of all years. Traditional dormitories offer a variety of room types, including singles, doubles, triples, and quads. Most dormitories have shared bathrooms, but some offer private bathrooms.
• Apartment-style housing is available to upper-class and graduate students. Apartments typically have two or four bedrooms, each with a private bedroom and bathroom. Apartments also have a shared kitchen and living room.

Duke University offers a variety of special interest housing options. These communities are designed for students who share a common interest, such as academic pursuits, extracurricular activities, or cultural heritage. Some examples of special interest housing at Duke include:

• Living Learning Communities (LLCs): LLCs are themed communities that offer students the opportunity to live and learn with other students who share their academic interests. Some examples of LLCs at Duke include the Business Leadership Community, the Global Health Community, and the Science and Engineering Community.
• Selective Living Groups (SLGs): SLGs are student-run communities that are based on a shared interest or identity. Some examples of SLGs at Duke include the Duke Black Student Union House, the Duke Greek Village, and the Duke Jewish Student Union House.

Cost of On-Campus Housing: The cost of on-campus housing at Duke varies depending on the type of housing and the room type. For the 2023-2024 academic year, the cost of on-campus housing ranges from $6,528 (INR 5,42,886) to $11,520 (INR 9,58,034) per year.