Prior research has found that living off-campus is associated with increased risk of binge drinking among college students. However, no study has included the role of residence type in the therapeutic outcomes of Personalized Normative Feedback (PNF) interventions. Among a sample of college students (N = 241) who received a PNF intervention, the current study found that living off-campus negatively impacts the therapeutic outcomes of the PNF intervention. Students who reside at off-campus housing improved significantly less after receiving the PNF intervention. Implications for residence-type tailored intervention approaches and future research directions are discussed.