Housing
Most freshmen and many transfer studentslive on our campuses. We encourage it because it helps you meet people, and studies show that students who live on campus do better academically. Housing options range from residence halls with single and shared rooms to apartment-style residences. All include Internet connections, laundry facilities, lounges and study areas.
Most campuses guarantee housing for single undergraduates 24 and under for at least a year. Even though UC San Diego doesn't guarantee campus housing from transfer students, it's a good idea to apply for it; they'll provide a room if there's space. For details and restrictions, visit the campus housing websites (see below).
Housing for students with families is available, and each campus has an office to help you find off-campus apartments. Many UC campuses also have sororities and fraternities.
Undergraduate Single and Family Student Housing |
UC Campus |
Guaranteed for Freshmen |
Guaranteed for Transfers |
|
Berkeley |
two years |
one year |
|
Davis |
one year |
one year
|
|
Irvine |
two years |
one year |
| Los Angeles |
three years |
one year |
|
Merced |
one year |
one year |
| Riverside |
two years |
two years |
|
San Diego |
two years |
— |
| Santa Barbara |
one year |
one year |
|
Santa Cruz |
two years |
two years |
More Information
Each campus's housing office can provide more specific information:
Berkeley
| Residential and Student Service Programs
Davis | Student Housing
Irvine | Student Housing
Los
Angeles | UCLA Housing & Hospitality Services
Merced | Housing and Dining
Riverside | Housing Services
San
Diego | Housing and Dining
San Francisco | Housing Options
Santa Barbara
| Housing and Residential Services
Santa
Cruz | CUHS the Colleges and University Housing Services
|