Make the most of your college experience by living on campus!
With Centennial Village and College Court Townhouses, you’ll enjoy modern, comfortable accommodations just steps from your classes, dining, and campus amenities. Our residence options offer private rooms, social spaces, and essential services designed to support both your academic and personal growth.
Experience comfort, convenience, and community at Olds College. With Centennial Village and College Court Townhouses, we offer the perfect living spaces to support your studies and student life.
Already calling residence home? Find everything you need for on-campus living, from essential forms to residence services, all in one place. Access forms and residence service information.
We’re here to make campus living safe, supportive, and comfortable. With 24/7 security, dedicated staff, and meal plans to keep students fueled, you can rest easy knowing they’re in good hands.
A: We highly recommend early applications. All students registered in an Old College program and have been assigned an Olds College student ID may apply for residence. This includes eight-week apprenticeship programs.
For students in an Industry Training & Continuing Education Program (ITCE) who have not been assigned an Olds College Student ID, please contact the ITCE or Conference Services for more information on living on campus.
A: Yes, a non-refundable $100 application fee and a $425 security deposit are required. The security deposit is refundable if the room is in good condition upon move-out. Refund requests can be submitted via the Refund Request form.
A: At least 25 residence rooms are reserved for international students each academic year. To secure a room, international students must apply through the Olds College Housing Portal and pay their deposit before July 1. After this date, rooms are assigned on a first-come basis.
A: No, residence is assigned on a first-come basis with few exceptions. Apply early for a better chance.
A: Yes, Residence Services maintains a waitlist and will email students if rooms become available.
A: You will receive an email titled "Olds College Residence Services - Reservation" with details about your room. Move-in information will be sent approximately 30 days before your move-in date.
A: Fill out the Residence Cancellation Form. Your cancellation will be effective from the submission date. Refer to the bottom of the form for the cancellation policy.
Housing Portal & Technical Support
Q: I am having trouble logging into the Housing Portal. What should I do?A: If it's your first time using the portal, select "First Time Login" and use the email you applied with (usually your personal email). Follow the prompts to create a password. If you have login issues:
Use the email you applied with.
Check your spam folder for an email from residenceservices@oldscollege.ca.
Try using "Forgot Password" to reset it (link valid for one hour).
If you receive a "The credentials provided are invalid" error, you may be using the wrong email.
Update your email in MyOldsCollege and notify Residence Services.
If you still can't log in, clear your cookies and temporary files or contact Residence Services.
Fees & Payments
A: Fees are due each semester at the same time as tuition fees. Refer to the Tuition & Fee Schedule for deadlines.
A: Payment plans may be available upon request. Submit the Payment Plan Request Form; a $150 fee applies.
A: Yes, as outlined in the residence agreement. Residence Services offers an optional $18/month plan via BFL Canada, covering up to $10,000 in personal belongings. To sign up, use code 653726.
Facilities & Amenities
A: All Centennial Village residents must choose between two meal plan options. Townhouse residents have full kitchens but can also purchase meal plans.
A: Centennial Village and College Court Townhouses are fully furnished. Refer to the Move-In Day Checklist and Residence Community Handbook for suggested packing lists and prohibited items.
Certain appliances (Centennial Village): Rice cookers, toasters, hot plates, air fryers, crockpots, toaster ovens, popcorn makers, deep fryers.
Extra furniture: Couches, chairs, tables, dressers, desks (all provided furniture must remain in your unit).
Other: Pets (except a small fish), kegs, beer funnels, bleach tablets, weapons, patio fireplaces.
A: Only government-accredited service animals are permitted. Emotional support animals and pets are not allowed, except for one fish in a tank under 3 liters.