General Application Process

Begin your journey as a Pioneer in University Housing and Residence Life!

The General Application process is tailored for first-time freshmen and new transfer students interested in living on-campus and/or general prospective residents from all class standings.

Timeline

Timeline

Application Term

Open Date

Time

Spring 2025

October 28, 2024

 10:00 AM

Communities

Living communities are designed to help residents meet other residents in their same academic standing and for the residence halls to provide educational opportunities for their specific needs. All contracts based on open availability.

First Time Freshmen

  • Double/ triple occupancy bedroom suite (Sequoia)

New Transfers

  • Super single occupancy bedroom suite (Tamalpais)
  • Double occupancy bedroom suite (Tamalpais)

2nd year

  • Super single occupancy bedroom suite (Tamalpais)
  • Double occupancy bedroom suite (Tamalpais)
  • Double occupancy bedroom apartment (Calaveras, Coloma, Sierra, and Sonora)
  • Triple occupancy bedroom apartment (Calaveras, Coloma, Sierra, and Sonora)

3rd year+

  • Super single occupancy bedroom suite (Tamalpais)
  • Single occupancy bedroom apartments (Shasta and Diablo)
  • Double occupancy bedroom apartments (Calaveras, Coloma, Sierra, and Sonora)
  • Triple occupancy bedroom apartment (Calaveras, Coloma, Sierra, and Sonora)

Virtual Tours

To give all students the opportunity to see their housing options for the upcoming year Student Housing has launched its first-ever virtual tours. Check out the links below:

Accommodations

To best accommodate our diverse student population, we offer Open Gender, Co-Ed, non-traditional age, ADA compliant, service animals, and emotional support animals housing options.

If any of the accommodations mentioned are required it is important that applicants self-identify during the housing application and contract. Further, we advise all students to connect with the Accessibility Services Office to request for an intake appointment to discuss options that would best support their needs.