Student Accommodation Providence, USA

Providence College charges $11,060 for a traditional residence hall room in 2026–27, and its meal plans run from $4,660 to $8,630 a year. This guide sets out those verified figures and what I could not confirm about Providence’s other universities and the private rental market.

Details come from the Providence College Bursar’s page for 2026–2027, checked on 23 October 2026. I could not verify rates at Brown University or Rhode Island School of Design, and Apartment List’s Providence page gave no rent figures, so I have quoted no private rents.

Providence College room rates, 2026–27

Room typePer semesterAcademic year
Traditional residence hall$5,530$11,060
Traditional residence hall, single$5,790$11,580
Semi-suite (Shanley)$6,635$13,270
Three-bedroom suite$7,220$14,440
Two-bedroom suite or hybrid$7,450$14,900
Two-bedroom apartment$8,450$16,900
Three-bedroom apartment$8,605$17,210

Meal plans, 2026–27

PlanAcademic year
Anytime Dining 7 Day$8,630
Ultimate Flex$7,630
14 Meal Plan$7,160
Friar Block 165$6,660
Friar Block 105$4,660

I have not ranked neighbourhoods or listed private blocks, because I could not verify prices or area details against reliable sources. View any room in person or on a live video call, get a written lease and never pay before you have one.

FAQs about student accommodation in Providence

How much does Providence College housing cost?

From $11,060 for a traditional hall room to $17,210 for a three-bedroom apartment for 2026–27, before meal plans.

What does housing at Brown or RISD cost?

I could not verify those figures, so check each university’s housing page.

Comparing New England options? See our guides to student accommodation in New Haven, Boston and Amherst, or browse all US student accommodation guides.

Sources

All checked 23 October 2026.