Bowdoin College offers a variety of housing options. First-year students typically live in residence halls located on the main campus, which are designed to foster community. Upperclass students have the option of living in suites or apartments, some of which include kitchen facilities. All dormitories are equipped with basic furnishings, and each residence has access to common areas for socializing and studying.

Yes, Bowdoin College is a residential campus that requires students to live on campus for all four years. The college believes that living on campus promotes academic success and builds a strong sense of community. Bowdoin’s residence halls offer a variety of living options, from traditional dorms to more independent-style housing for upperclass students.