Housing Options - Nineteen And Older Community
Helaman Halls
Heritage Halls
Riviera Apartments
L. I. S. R.
Wyview Apartments
Community
- Helaman Halls is for full-time day continuing students at Brigham Young University.
- A full-time day continuing student is a student taking at least 9 credit hours as undergraduate students or 2 credits as graduate students.
- During Spring and Summer Terms the credit requirement is 4 credits for undergraduate students and 1 credit for graduate students per term.
Designated rooms are available for those who turned 19 as follows:
Fall/Winter Semesters 2025 – 26 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2025 Winter Semester 2026 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2025 Spring/Summer Terms 2026 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Fall/Winter 2026 – 27 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Winter Semester 2027 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Returning tenants who have lived on-campus during the Fall and/or Winter semester of a previous academic year qualify for 19 and older housing.
- Tenants of Helaman Halls are expected to keep the honor code and maintain the standards of a gospel-centered community.
Special Offer for 19 and Older and Returning Residents!
- A Special Offer rate is available to all those living at Helaman Halls who are eligible to live in rooms for 19 and Older and Returning Residents.
- The following details apply to the Special Offer:
- Special Offer rates are for a shared room with sink and the 19+ meal plan.
- The Special Offer rates are available only during Fall and/or Winter Semesters.
- The Special Offer is a package deal and a different room type and meal plan cannot be substituted.
- For more details, see the rates page.
Room Types and Rates
- To schedule a tour, please call the Helaman Halls front desk at 801-422-2034.
Shared Room with a Sink
- The shared room with a sink is furnished with a bed, desk, chair and closet for each student.
- An in-room sink offers students a private area to get ready for the day.
- A mini fridge is provided in each room.
- Beds may be raised on provided bed legs allowing extra storage.
- Some rooms have a small ledge above the closet for objects like skis and snowboards.
- Rooms in Building 9 have a different furniture arrangement with a bed on each side of the room rather than along the same wall.
- Tenants on each floor share a common bathroom area with five to six private showers and dressing spaces.
| Agreement Period | Rate |
|---|---|
| Fall-Winter 2026-27 | $3455 |
| Spring 2026 | $648 |
| Summer 2026 | $648 |
| See the full payment schedules | |
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Shared Suite
Shared suites are only available during Fall and Winter Semesters.
- Each building in Helaman Halls offers two suites in the mezzanine, except for David John Hall and Building 9.
- Shared suites are available at David John Hall.
- The shared suite is furnished with a bed, desk, chair and closet for each student.
- A mini fridge is provided in each room.
- Beds may be raised on provided bed legs allowing extra storage.
- The shared suite has a bathroom that links two bedrooms together, allowing tenants to share a bathroom among four people instead of 30.
- The bathrooms provide a separate counter/sink area, allowing tenants to still access the mirror and sink if the shower is occupied.
- There is ample storage in the bathroom for the toiletries of all four students.
| Agreement Period | Rate |
|---|---|
| Fall-Winter 2026-27 | $4465 |
| Spring 2026 | $708 |
| Summer 2026 | $708 |
| See the full payment schedules | |
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Single Suite
Single suites are available only during Fall and Winter Semesters.
There are a limited number of single suites in Helaman Halls, and all are located in David John Hall.
For more information, please contact Campus Accommodations at 801-422-2611.
| Agreement Period | Rate |
|---|---|
| Fall-Winter 2025-26 | $5665 |
| Spring 2025 | $738 |
| Summer 2025 | $738 |
| See the full payment schedules | |
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Services and Amenities
- The Cannon Commons, centrally located within Helaman Halls, provides for a tenant's nutritional needs with an all-you-care-to-eat dining room, a Creamery, and a grill.
- Tenants of Helaman Halls are required to purchase a full meal plan to cover their expenses at the Cannon Commons.
- Laundry facilities are available in each hall.
- A discounted rate is provided when paying with Cougar Cash.
- A basement kitchenette with a stove, sink, and oven is available in the basement of each hall (except in Building 9).
- Potential tenants should note that this kitchenette is shared by all tenants in the hall and is incapable of accommodating a tenant's every day needs. Tenants of Helaman Halls should rely on their meal plans for dietary needs, not the kitchenette.
- Tenants are welcome to use their Dining Dollars at the BYU Creamery next to Helaman Halls and at all other dining locations (excepting Campus Floral and concessions).
- A lounge with a large television is accessible at the Cannon Center for tenants’ use.
- Facilities include sand volleyball courts, basketball courts, and large lawn areas.
- Rental payments include all utilities, wireless internet access, and Residence Life activities.
- For internet access, tenants provide their own compatible wireless router and connect it to a BYU network data jack in their room.
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Community
- Heritage Halls is for full-time day continuing students at Brigham Young University.
- A full-time day continuing student is a student taking at least 9 credit hours as undergraduate students or 2 credits as graduate students.
- During Spring and Summer Terms the credit requirement is 4 credits for undergraduate students and 1 credit for graduate students per term.
- Apartments are available for students eligible for Single Housing.
- Designated apartments are available for those who turned 19 as follows:
Fall/Winter Semesters 2025 – 26 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2025 Winter Semester 2026 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2025 Spring/Summer Terms 2026 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Fall/Winter 2026 – 27 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Winter Semester 2027 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Returning tenants who have lived on-campus during the Fall and/or Winter semester of a previous academic year qualify for 19 and older housing.
- Tenants of Heritage Halls are expected to keep the honor code and maintain the standards of a gospel-centered community.
Room Types and Rates
- To schedule a tour, please call the Heritage Halls front desk at 801-422-4421.
Shared Room
- Most apartments at Heritage Halls have three shared bedrooms with two bathrooms.
- There are a few two-bedroom apartments with two shared bedrooms and one bathroom.
- Each tenant at Heritage Halls is provided with a bed, closet, desk, chair, and dresser drawers.
- Each apartment is furnished with a refrigerator, microwave, stove, oven, dishwasher, ironing board, dining table, dining chairs, and seating furniture.
- Rooms come without décor.
| Agreement Period | Rate |
|---|---|
| Fall-Winter 2026-27 | $5045 |
| Spring 2026 | $764 |
| Summer 2026 | $764 |
| See the full payment schedules | |
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Single Room
- There are a few two-bedroom apartments with two private rooms and one bathroom available.
- One of these private rooms is for the RA.
- Each tenant at Heritage Halls is provided with a bed, closet, desk, chair, and dresser drawers.
- Each apartment is furnished with a refrigerator, microwave, stove, oven, dishwasher, ironing board, dining table, dining chairs, and seating furniture.
- Rooms come without décor.
| Agreement Period | Rate |
|---|---|
| Fall-Winter 2026-27 | $6115 |
| Spring 2026 | $888 |
| Summer 2026 | $888 |
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Services and Amenities
- Tenants of Heritage Halls are encouraged—but not required—to purchase from a wide variety of meal plans to accommodate their dining preferences.
- The Creamery on Ninth and the Creamery Outlets offer tenants a place to purchase groceries that is within easy walking distance.
- Meal plan Dining Dollars may be used at all BYU Creamery locations and all on-campus dining locations (excepting Campus Floral and concessions).
- Tenants of Heritage Halls share a kitchen among up five roommates.
- Laundry facilities are available in each hall.
- A discounted rate is provided when paying with Cougar Cash.
- Off-site parking is available for tenants of Heritage Halls who register their vehicle with BYU, however, tenants should be aware that there is no on-site parking available at Heritage Halls.
- BYU discourages parking on neighboring residential streets because it causes congestion and inconvenience.
- Here is a link for more information about parking.
- Facilities include sand volleyball courts, basketball courts, and large lawn areas.
- Rooms and pianos are provided in each building for music practice.
- An activity room with a large television is accessible on the first floor of each building for use by tenants.
- Smaller activity rooms are also available on the other floors. These activity rooms are not provided with a television.
- Games and sports equipment may be checked out at the front desk of each building.
- Pool, ping pong, and foosball tables are provided at the RHA Rec Room in the basement of 7 Heritage Halls. Residents may also check out boardgames, sports equipment, and other resources.
- The Resource Center in the basement of 7 Heritage Halls is available for all on-campus residents to check out a variety of items, including cooking, baking, sewing and other supplies.
- Rental payments include all utilities, wireless internet access, and Residence Life activities.
- For internet access, tenants provide their own compatible wireless router and connect it to a BYU network data jack in their apartment.
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Community
- The Riviera is for full-time day continuing students at Brigham Young University.
- Full-time day continuing students are students taking at least 9 credit hours as undergraduate students or 2 credits as graduate students.
- During Spring and Summer Terms the credit requirement is 4 credits for undergraduate students and 1 credit for graduate students per term.
- Apartments are available for men and women eligible for Single Housing.
- Designated apartments are available for those who turned 19 as follows:
Fall/Winter Semesters 2025 – 26 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2025 Winter Semester 2026 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2025 Spring/Summer Terms 2026 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Fall/Winter 2026 – 27 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Winter Semester 2027 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Returning tenants who have lived on-campus during the Fall and/or Winter semester of a previous academic year qualify for 19 and older housing.
- Tenants of the Riviera are expected to keep the honor code and maintain the standards of a gospel-centered community.
Room Types
- Apartments at the Riviera have either two or three shared bedrooms and two bathrooms.
- Each room at the Riviera is furnished with two beds, a desk, chair, dresser drawers, and closet.
- Each apartment is furnished with a refrigerator, microwave, stove, oven, dishwasher, dining table, dining chairs, and seating furniture.
- Rooms come without décor.
Shared Room Rates
| Agreement Period | Rate |
|---|---|
| Fall-Winter 2026-27 | $4355 |
| Spring 2026 | $424 |
| Summer 2026 | $416 |
| See the full payment schedules | |
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Floor Plan - 3-Bedroom
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Services and Amenities
- Riviera tenants are encouraged—but not required—to purchase from a wide variety of meal plans to accommodate their dining expenses.
- Riviera tenants share a kitchen with three to five other tenants.
- Laundry facilities are located in the complex.
- Games and sporting equipment may be checked out at the clubhouse. A ping pong table is available for residents' use in the clubhouse
- Facilities include a fitness center, sand volleyball court, study room, pool, hot tub, and clubhouse.
- On-site parking is available for Riviera residents who register their cars with BYU parking.
- For more information on parking click here.
- Rental payments include all utilities, wireless internet access, and Residence Life activities.
- For internet access, tenants provide their own compatible wireless router and connect it to a BYU network data jack in their apartment.
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LISR Purpose Statement
The College of Humanities Language Immersion Student Residence Program aims to develop confident and proficient world language speakers who are linguistically and spiritually prepared to make significant contributions in the world.
LISR Program Scholarship
Effective fall semester 2020, the LISR Program is pleased to announce the College of Humanities has approved Experiential Learning student scholarships for Humanities majors and minors participating in the LISR Program, not including Language Facilitators.
Please click this link to learn more and to apply.
Message from LISR Program Director
Dr. Hans Kelling, LISR Program Director - "I invite you to step into another culture without leaving campus and take part in a most unique program. Hundreds of BYU students have immersed themselves in a second language and culture by becoming part of the LISR program. I am always amazed at the progress in speaking proficiency and cultural understanding LISR students make. Just imagine what it could do for you!"
LISR Program
- Tenants living at the LISR participate in a unique language immersion experience, the LISR Program, in conjunction with pursuing regular class schedules.
- Tenants in each apartment study and speak the same target language.
- A Language Facilitator resides in each apartment, modeling correct language usage. They also help tenants to progress rapidly to higher levels of proficiency.
- Tenants obtain a greater understanding and appreciation of the target language culture.
- Each language house (all apartments with the same target language) is supervised by a Faculty Coordinator. These members of the BYU Faculty meet regularly with the language houses, offering support and assistance within the program.
- Each language house eats dinner together Monday-Thursday from 6:00-7:00 PM.
- Participation in the language house dinner program is a requirement, not an option.
- Tenants must enroll in a language course taught on campus, or an independent academic internship course carried out in the target language and offered through the respective language department.
| Languages Offered (Subject to Change) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Spanish | Chinese | Italian | |
| Japanese | Korean | French | |
| German | Russian | Portuguese |
Eligibility
- Full-time BYU students [who have reached the minimum Intermediate level of proficiency] are eligible to apply to the LISR program. See eligibility for more information.
- So as to maximize one's language learning at the LISR, completion of the following prerequisites is recommended: 102 for German, Portuguese, Russian, Italian and Spanish; 201 for Chinese and French; and 202 for Japanese and Korean.
Room Types and Rates
- Each apartment at the LISR has three shared bedrooms and one bathroom.
- Each tenant at the LISR is provided with a bed, closet, desk, chair, and dresser.
- Each apartment is furnished with a refrigerator, microwave, stove, oven, dishwasher, ironing board, dining table, dining chairs, and couch.
- The College of Humanities charges a program fee to cover program costs, including the dinner program Monday – Thursday. This fee is posted to a tenant's My Financial Center.
Rates
| Agreement Period | Rent Total | Program Fee |
|---|---|---|
| Spring 2026 | $592 | $TBA |
| Summer 2026 | $592 | $TBA |
| Fall-Winter 2026-27 | $3985 | $TBA |
| Winter 2027 | $1992.50 | $TBA |
| Rent Payment Schedule | Program Fee Payment Schedule | ||
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Services and Amenities
- LISR tenants share a kitchen among six tenants.
- Laundry facilities are located conveniently within the complex.
- Free on-site parking is available for LISR tenants who register their vehicle with BYU.
- BYU discourages parking on neighboring residential streets because it causes congestion and inconvenience.
- Facilities include various sport courts and large lawn areas.
- The LISR has large common rooms that easily accommodate social activities.
- Large flat screen TVs are available in the common rooms on the second and third floors.
- Rental payments include all utilities, wireless internet access, and Residence Life activities.
- For internet access, tenants provide their own compatible wireless router and connect it to a BYU network data jack in their apartment.
Application
- Here is the link to the LISR application.
- Although it is not mandatory, it is advisable that prospective tenants speak with a professor who can recommend them to the program before they fill out their application.
- Prospective tenants who are accepted into the LISR Program will receive a notification of acceptance and LISR room selection date on their Message Board.
- Tenants are responsible for a $50 Processing Fee and a $100 Security Deposit, both of which must be paid at the time of submitting their Housing Agreement.
- For tenants with a previous on-campus housing agreement, the previous security deposit and processing fee will transfer to each tenant’s new housing agreement for the LISR.
Questions
Students may contact the LISR Program Office via:
| Address | 3084 JFSB, Provo, UT 84602 |
| Phone | 801-422-3765 |
| lisr@byu.edu |
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Community
- Wyview Park is for full-time day continuing students at Brigham Young University.
- Full-time day continuing students are students taking at least 9 credit hours as undergraduate students or 2 credits as graduate students.
- During Spring and Summer Terms the credit requirement is 4 credits for undergraduate students and 1 credit for graduate students per term.
- This housing area is available for those who turned 19 as follows:
Fall/Winter Semesters 2025 – 26 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2025 Winter Semester 2026 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2025 Spring/Summer Terms 2026 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Fall/Winter 2026 – 27 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Winter Semester 2027 Turned 19 prior to January 1, 2026 Returning tenants who have lived on-campus during the Fall and/or Winter semester of a previous academic year qualify for 19 and older housing.
- Tenants of Wyview Park are expected to keep the honor code and maintain the standards of a gospel-centered community.
Room Types
- To schedule a tour, please call the Wyview Park front desk at 801-422-9203.
- Apartments at Wyview Park have either two or three bedrooms and one bathroom.
- Wyview Park offers a number of private and shared rooms.
- Each tenant at Wyview Park is provided with a bed, closet, desk, chair, and dresser drawers.
- Each apartment is furnished with a refrigerator, microwave, stove, oven, ironing board, dining table, dining chairs, and seating furniture.
- Rooms come without décor.
- A digital apartment tour is available for Wyview Park on the Wyview Park page under the Families tab in the menu.
- Students should note that the furniture included in the apartment for single students is not shown in this tour.
Shared Room
| Agreement Period | Rate |
|---|---|
| Fall-Winter 2026-27 | $3445 |
| Spring 2026 | $382 |
| Summer 2026 | $382 |
| See the full payment schedules | |
Single Room
| Agreement Period | Rate |
|---|---|
| Fall-Winter 2026-27 | $4440 |
| Spring 2026 | $542 |
| Summer 2026 | $542 |
| See the full payment schedules | |
Floor Plan - 2-Bedroom
Floor Plan - 3-Bedroom
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Services and Amenities
- Wyview Park tenants are encouraged—but not required—to purchase from a wide variety of meal plans to accommodate their dining expenses.
- Wyview Park tenants share a kitchen among three to four tenants.
- Laundry facilities are located in a central building in the middle of the complex.
- A discounted rate is provided when paying with Cougar Cash.
- Free on-site parking is available for Wyview Park tenants that register their vehicle with BYU.
- BYU discourages parking on neighboring residential streets because it causes congestion and inconvenience.
- Facilities include sport courts and large lawn areas. Sports equipment and games are available to check out at the Wyview Multi-Purpose Building.
- Study rooms are available to reserve at the Wyview Multi-Purpose Building.
- Rental payments include gas, water, sewer/refuse removal, and a high-speed internet connection. Tenants are responsible for electricity.
- For internet access, tenants provide their own compatible wireless router and connect it to a BYU network data jack in their apartment.
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