Queens University of Charlotte offers a variety of housing options designed to provide students with comfort, convenience, and a strong sense of community. On-campus accommodations include traditional residence halls such as Belk, Barnhardt, Hayes, and Albright Halls, ideal for first-year students, featuring shared or private rooms, common bathrooms, lounges, and study areas. For upperclassmen, suite-style and apartment-style options like Wireman and North Hall provide more independence with private or semi-private bathrooms, kitchens, and living spaces. Specialty housing includes Living-Learning Communities (LLCs) for students with shared academic interests, Honors Housing for high-achieving students, and themed communities focusing on topics like sustainability. All housing comes fully furnished with necessary utilities, high-speed internet, and access to campus dining facilities. Safety is prioritized with 24/7 security and key-card access. Students apply for housing via the university portal, with assignments based on availability and preferences, and first-year students are generally required to live on campus unless otherwise exempted.