Jun 5, 2023 · The residence halls (often referred to as dorms or dormitories), include both shared and single rooms. Triple rooms with three students sharing a room are the most common room type on campus. There are also double (2-person), quad (4-person), quint (5-person), and hex (6-person) rooms in some buildings. Residence halls have common bathrooms.

Various rooms have beautiful views of the ocean, campus, mountains, and spacious lawns, and the building features a large community lounge for events and studying, a classroom, a TV room, a recreation room, study lounges, kitchenettes, and more.

Jan 15, 2025 · Off-Campus Housing Check out the rental listings and other helpful online resources at communityrentals.ucsc.edu

Jan 11, 2024 · The colleges at UC Santa Cruz offer two kinds of living accommodations— residence halls and apartments. Apartments are generally reserved for students above the freshmen/first-year level.

At UC Santa Cruz, students are housed in small-scale residential communities, which provide close-knit living environments within the larger university.

Jul 16, 2024 · UC Santa Cruz is proud to provide campus housing to more than 9,300 students — more than half of its undergraduate student body — and is actively working to offer students even more opportunities to live in university housing that supports them in …

The Housing Office is responsible for the application and contract records for all single students living in campus residence halls and apartments, The Village, University Town Center, and Graduate Student Housing.

The Housing Portal provides students with everything they need to manage their housing applications and other related services.

Apartments, typically shared by four to seven students, have common living/dining rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms, and a combination of shared and private bedrooms. Each community provides accessible housing for students with disabilities.

At UC Santa Cruz students are housed in small-scale residential communities providing smaller, close-knit living environments. Live-in student and professional staff members provide orientation, support services, safety and crisis response, and a variety of social, educational, and cultural programs for residents.