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Housing
Housing Services
Sproul Hall
360 De Neve Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90095
www.housing.ucla.edu
Welcome
to UCLAs
On-Campus
Housing!
To experience university life
fully, nothing equals living on
campus where you can enjoy
convenience and a sense of
community. UCLAs on-campus
housing is situated at the heart
of university life and is just a
short walk away from classrooms, laboratories, libraries,
and recreational facilities. By
choosing to live on campus,
youll have the benefit of being
a part of a unique and diverse
community with opportunities
to interact with many students
from different backgrounds,
interests, and academic pursuits.
www.housing.ucla.edu/myhousing
MyHousing provides online housing account management services. You
can apply for housing, check your balance, make payments, and more!
Living on campus
Being part of a diverse community of 9,400 undergraduates
gives you opportunities for both academic and personal
growth. You can choose from several coed on-campus options,
all of which provide furnished rooms that are wired for basic
cable TV and high-speed Internet. Classrooms, libraries, and
sports facilities are just a short walk away. The Student
Technology Center, located in the center of the residential
community, provides a computer workstations, photocopying,
faxing, scanning, CD burning, and overnight shipping.
RESIDENCE HALLS
UCLA has four traditional style high-rise residence halls Dykstra,
Hedrick, Rieber, and Sproul each housing 850 to 950 students. Rooms
are shared by two or three students with separate community restrooms
and showers for men and women on each floor. Rooms are wired for
basic cable TV and high-speed Internet. Hall amenities also include
study lounges and laundry facilities on each floor. Most buildings have
24-hour front desk services and a residential or boutique restaurant on
the premises or nearby.
RESIDENTIAL PLAZAS
Located in four different areas within the residential community, the
residential plazas house over 5,000 undergraduates and include Sunset
Village, De Neve Plaza, Hedrick Summit, Rieber Terrace, and Rieber Vista.
Rooms are shared by either two or three students, however some plaza
buildings also offer suites with single occupancy rooms arranged around a
small, shared living room with two shared bathrooms. All plaza buildings
are air-conditioned and are wired for basic cable TV and high-speed
Internet. Each building features study space, lounges, and laundry facilities. Meals are provided in nearby residential or boutique restaurants.
RESIDENTIAL SUITES
Surrounded by lush courtyards, Hitch Suites and Saxon Suites house
more than 675 students in furnished, two-bedroom suites. Two or three
students share each bedroom, and each suite has its own entrance, and
features a living room and shared bathroom. Bedrooms are wired for
basic cable TV and high-speed Internet. Each suite complex has its own
laundry room and either a sundeck or a volleyball court, with basketball
courts nearby. Meal service, front desk services, and recreation rooms
are conveniently located in the adjacent residence halls.
ON-CAMPUS
HOUSING
HOUSING CONSTRUCTION
UCLA has a tradition of supporting the Universitys academic mission through its housing program. In light of growing campus enrollment and increasing numbers of students who want to
live on campus, UCLA Housing & Hospitality Services (H&HS) is charged with the responsibility
of adding approximately 2,500 bed spaces and renovating existing high-rise residence halls. The
current goal is to complete these projects by the 2017-2018 academic year. These housing projects are key to the continued growth of UCLA's vibrant student residential community a living and learning environment that supports student success and satisfaction.
UCLAs Faculty in Residence Program promotes positive relationships between residents and
faculty members outside the classroom.
The Office of
Residential Life
The Office of Residential Life (ORL) works
closely with UCLA Housing to enhance
your opportunities for academic success,
community development, personal growth,
and leadership. The ORL staff which
includes 45 full-time staff, 350 student
staff and student leaders and 16 faculty in
residence is responsible for counseling,
crisis management, advising, programming,
discipline, emergency response, cable TV
studio, and learning centers. For more
information visit www.orl.ucla.edu.
There is plenty to do
Playing
Taking time out to play provides a needed break from academics
and expands your life beyond your course of study. On campus, an
array of recreational facilities are just a short walk away, as are
free outdoor concerts, performances, and sporting events.
STAYING ACTIVE
Youll find fitness centers in some residence halls, complete with aerobic exercise
machines; tennis courts and Olympic-size outdoor swimming pools at Sunset
Canyon Recreation Center; an outdoor track and intramural fields at Drake
Stadium; indoor basketball court, fitness rooms, and handball courts at the John
Wooden Center; and jogging trails within and around the perimeter of the campus.
CULTURAL PURSUITS
For those who prefer to spend their free time in more cultural pursuits, the UCLA
Center for the Performing Arts brings world-class performers to Royce Hall
throughout the year. In nearby Westwood Village, youll find some of L.A.s most
popular movie theaters screening many first-run films, the Geffen Playhouse which
stages premier theater productions, and the UCLA Armand Hammer Museum offering world-class art exhibitions.
Exploring L.A.
If your educational path leads you to UCLA, the faculty, the
campus, the wide array of housing options, and the cultural
opportunities of Southern California will provide you with all
the makings of a rich academic and personal experience.
L.A.S ATTRACTIONS
From Beverly Hills to Chinatown, Disneyland to Magic Mountain, the Greek
Theater to the House of Blues, Melrose Avenue to the Sunset Strip, TV show
tapings to sporting events L.A.s main attractions are well known. But
there are also thousands of other places waiting to be discovered: music and
dance clubs, cultural events, hiking and biking trails, ethnic festivals,
world-class museums something for every taste or interest, and many of
them free or inexpensive.
Few regions in the world offer so much in recreational, cultural, and social diversity.
On-Campus
Housing
Housing Services
Sproul Hall
360 De Neve Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90095
www.housing.ucla.edu