Greiner Hall

Greiner Hall is a unique learning landscape designed just for second-year students. Whether you want to relax on the outdoor stone patio, grab a bite at Bulls on the Run or meet with your study group in the fireside lounge, you’ll find everything you need right here. Greiner Hall is located on UB’s North Campus, adjacent to Ellicott Complex, and just 5 minutes from the academic spine.

About Greiner Hall

Furnished, Comfortable Rooms

Every room includes a desk, chair, dresser, closet or wardrobe, and extra-long twin bed (mattress is 80" x 35.5"). Two double rooms share a private bathroom.

Available Room Types

Double Room
1/31/24
Room Dimensions:
11'6" x 16'6" = 188 square feet
(3.5m x 5.0m = 17.5 square meters)

Room types and dimensions listed are examples. Actual layouts and sizes may vary.

360° Room Models

Experience what your room looks like with our 360° panoramic images that can be viewed on your PC, phone, or virtual reality headset.

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Can I Live Here?

Greiner Hall is for second-year (sophomore) students.

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All-Inclusive Rates

At UB, your rates include electricity, internet, laundry and much more. Our housing agreements are either academic year or full year. And unlike off-campus apartments, UB offers flexible housing agreements for students who study abroad or need to change their housing arrangements. When you compare costs, it’s easy to see how you can save money by living on campus.

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Greiner Hall Rates 2024-2025

Academic Year Agreement

Room Size	Annual Rate	Fall Semester	Spring Semester
Greiner	$10,326.40	$5,301.50	$5,024.90

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Modern Living in the Heart of the Campus

Each temperature controlled suite features two double rooms and a private bathroom. And when it’s time to focus on your schoolwork, you’ll appreciate the state-of-the-art classrooms, career-centered study center and cozy study nooks throughout the building.

Greiner Hall offers general and specialty housing for approximately 600 undergraduates.

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