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UCLA Housing

Students attending Summer Sessions at UCLA are eligible to apply for On Campus Housing or Off Campus University Apartments. After you register for your courses and receive your UCLA logon ID and password, you may register for housing online through the Housing Office.

Information about room options and costs can be found under Summer Sessions Housing Rates in the Housing Web site.

If you purchase a summer contract for on-campus housing or the University Apartments, you will receive roommate, room assignment, and move-in information via email approximately two weeks prior to the start of your summer session contract.

 

Housing Cancellation Fees:

Cancellation prior to the beginning date of the summer contract:
Any cancellation request received prior to the start of the contract shall be assessed a $300.00 Contract Termination Fee.  This fee will be deducted from the payment(s) made, and the remaining credit (if any) will be refunded.

Cancellation after the beginning date of the summer contract:
Students who fail to check in, but who are enrolled in Summer Session courses, will be held to the entire length of the contract. Students who fail to check in, and who are not enrolled in Summer Session courses, will be considered a "no show" and will be charged for seven days plus the $300.00 Contract Termination Fee. These fees will be deducted from the payment(s) made, and the remaining credit (if any) will be refunded.

Full Refund
A full refund will be issued if the contract cancellation is a result of circumstances beyond the student’s control (i.e. visa denial, medical problems). Proper documentation will be required.

If you are a registration center then all housing changes and cancellations must be submitted through the Housing Change/Cancellation Form online. If you are an independent international student (ie applying directly to UCLA Summer Sessions) then you must cancel your housing via the Housing Department website at www.askhousing.ucla.edu, submitting a request - this form will not be accepted!

On-Campus Housing

Residence Hall (Sproul Hall)

Residence Hall rooms are shared by either two or three students. Each room is carpeted and includes a twin bed, desk, chair, bookcase, closet and drawer space for each student. Students live on coed floors with designated male and female community restrooms with private showers located on each floor. There is also cable TV and computer network connections in each room. Upon arrival, each resident is provided with one set of bed linens, a pillow, a blanket, and a towel and wash cloth for use during their summerstay. Things you might wish to bring include a radio, clock, fan, and additional towels. A refrigerator rental service is available to students when they arrive. Special events and activities are planned for residents throughout the summer, including movie nights, barbecues, dances, and organized trips to places of interest in the Southern California area.

Residential Suites (Saxon Suites)

The residential suites are fully furnished two-bedroom units without kitchens. Students share a living room and bathroom. Two people share a bedroom in the suite, with two bedrooms per suite. Suite bedrooms are shared by either two or three students. Each room is carpeted and includes a twin bed, desk, chair, bookcase, closet and drawer space for each student and chairs, coffee tables, and a sofa in the living room. There is also cable TV and computer network connections in every room. Upon arrival, each resident is provided with one set of bed linens, a pillow, a blanket, and a towel and wash cloth for use during their summerstay. Things you might wish to bring include a radio, clock, fan, and additional towels.

Check-in
Saxon Suites and Sproul Hall residents check in at the Sproul Hall front desk. You can check in between 3:00 p.m. and 10:00 p.m. on the day before the beginning of your session (June 21st for Session A students and August 2nd for Session C students).

Building Access
Sproul Hall is equipped with a 24-hour access control system. Residents will gain access to the residence halls and the dining rooms with their BruinCard. In the evening, the entrances are monitored for additional security.

Dining Services
The fees for Residence Hall and Residence Suites include meals at Rieber Hall which begin with dinner on the Sunday evening before classes start and end with breakfast on the last Saturday of check-out. Meal service includes twenty-one meals per week, breakfast, lunch and dinner every day. Sack meals are also available. See the front desk for details.

Telephones
Telephones are provided in each room and suite and include free campus calls. Telephone debit cards can be purchased at the front desk for local, long distance, and international calls.

Prohibited Items in the Residence Halls and Residential Suites
Campus regulations prohibit these items in the halls or suites: halogen lamps, toasters, toaster ovens, microwaves, or any appliance with open coils; flammable materials, such as candles, gas stoves, and barbecues; animals or pets of any kind, including fish.

Smoking
Smoking is not permitted inside the buildings. You must be twenty (20) feet away from buildings to smoke. All outdoor smioking must be confined to designated smoking areas. Please see the Front Desk staff for designated smoking areas.

Other Amenities
A refrigerator rental service is available to students when they arrive; one small refrigerator no larger than 2 cu. ft. is allowed in each room. Coin-operated laundry facilities are located on each floor of the halls. If you choose to bring a television, basic cable television service is provided to all rooms.

For additional information, you may visit the Housing Web site or call the Housing Office at 310-825-7011.

 

Off-Campus University Apartments

University Apartments

Apartments are located within walking distance of campus. Most apartments are air conditioned; all are fully furnished and include utilities (electricity, water, and trash removal). Please note that linens, pillows, blankets, pots and pans, and kitchen utensils are not included in the apartments. Coin-operated washers and dryers are available in each building. Each apartment has its own private mailboxes located on the premises.

All apartment complexes have Apartment Coordinators who live in each building, and are available at any time to take care of maintenance requests. If you have other problems or questions, full-time staff members are available to help you at the University Apartment Rental Office, 925 Weyburn Terrace #116.

Westwood Chateau, Westwood Palm, Glenrock West, Landfair and Margan Apartments
These apartment options are for residents who select a one- or - two- bedroom apartment. All kitchens are equipped with stoves, microwave ovens, and refrigerators for students to prepare meals.

Glenrock, Landfair, and Margan Apartments
Residents who select a one-person studio will be housed in either the Glenrock, Landfair, or Margan Apartments.

Please note that air-conditioning is not avaiable in all apartments.

Check-in
For all University Apartment assignments, please check in at 945 Weyburn Terrace #116 between 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m on the Sunday before your session starts (Sunday, June 21st for Session A students and Sunday, August 2nd for Session C students). Please check the Housing Web site periodically for updates to check-in locations.

University Apartment Staff
The Apartment Complexes all have Apartment Coordinators who live in the building and are available to respond to maintenance requests. If you have other problems or questions, staff is available to help you at the University Apartment Main Office at 625 Landfair Ave.

Meal Options
The fees for off-campus apartments do not include a meal plan. If you want to eat in the cafeteria, the BruinCard (see below), a debit-card program, is available for on-campus dining.

Other Benefits
Parking is available on a space-available basis for an additional charge. Payment is due upon receipt of parking and residents are required to contract for parking for the same period of time as their summer contract. Coin-operated laundry machines can be found on every floor. Each apartment has its own private mailbox, located in the lobby.

For additional information, you may visit the Housing Web site or call the Housing Office at 310-825-7011.

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