• Chu Hall
• Kalperis Hall

In addition to the All-Gender bathrooms below, many buildings have single user bathrooms which are open to all genders. A full list of single user bathrooms can be found in the next section.

All-Gender Bathrooms:

• Page Hall: Floors 2 & 4
• Parker Hall: Floors 2 & 4
• Wentworth Adams Hall: Floors 2 & 4

• 96 Campus Ave
• Chu Hall
• Gillespie Hall
• Hopkins House
• John Bertram Hall
• Kalperis Hall
• Moody House
• Parker Hall
• Rand Hall (between G-2nd floor)
• Rzasa House
• Wentworth Adams Hall

Full kitchens have a sink, refrigerator, and a stove.

• 96 Campus Ave
• Chu Hall
• Frye St. Union
• Gillespie
• John Bertram Hall
• Kalperis Hall
• Page Hall
• Parker Hall
• Rand Hall
• Small House
• Wentworth Adams Hall

We are still working on getting this info on the website but if you have specific questions in the meantime, please email us at housing@bates.edu!

A room above grade is a room that is above ground level.

Please note that some singles listed below are held for ResLife student-staff (JAs and CAs) or incoming first years. The list below is not a guarantee of availability but serves as general information so you can plan for housing options.

The buildings listed here may not be fully wheelchair accessible or include an accessible bathroom. If you are interested in learning more about the specifics for a building or talking through your specific needs for housing, please reach out to housing@bates.edu.

• 10 Frye St.
• 96 Campus Ave
• Chu Hall
• Frye House
• Frye St. Union
• Gillespie Hall
• Hacker House
• Hopkins House
• John Bertram Hall
• Kalperis Hall
• Moody House
• Parker Hall
• Rand Hall
• Rzasa House
• Small House
• Wentworth Adams Hall

• You will participate in housing selection as any other student would to select a space that fits your accommodation. Residence Life values students selecting their own spaces because it allows them to consider their accommodations and their specific housing preferences to pick a spot that works well for their unique experience at Bates.  If you have any questions about what spaces fit your accommodation, please look at the information above or contact housing@bates.edu for more information.  
• In some rare circumstances, Residence Life may reach out to students ahead of selection to offer a pre-placement.  Pre-placement offers are typically only made to students who are likely unable to meet their accommodations during selection – for example, a rising sophomore with accommodations for a single room and air conditioning.  If you are made a pre-placement offer, you would receive that information in February and would be given additional information about your options and next steps.
• If you select housing that does not meet your accommodation, that is okay!  Everyone’s wants and needs change over time and that decision is entirely up to you.  If you later decide that space will not work for you because of your accommodations, you will need to reach out to housing@bates.edu to let Residence Life know.  You will likely need to wait until Summer Placement or until a suitable location opens during the year.  Please note that availability for certain types of accommodations may be limited at later points in the year or during a semester. 

• If the space you chose during housing selection meets your accommodation, that is great and you would stay in that location!
• If the space you chose during housing selection does not meet your new accommodation and you would like to move, please email housing@bates.edu to talk about moving during Summer Placement.

Once an accommodation is approved, the Office of Accessible Education will notify you via email and Residence Life will be copied. Residence Life will then reach out to let you know next steps and an approximate timeframe for your move. 

This depends on the time of year and the process.  If you are choosing your room during the housing selection process, please feel free to pick the space that you are interested in.  If this is a mid-semester move or a placement during Summer Placement or Winter Placement, we may not be able to take preferences into consideration.  When possible, we work to consider student preferences, however, many times of the year, our flexibility and availability of spaces are limited.

Residence Life would be happy to chat about this more with you or explain parts of the processes.  Please reach out to housing@bates.edu and let them know you have specific questions about the housing portion of the accommodations process.