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Living Off Campus
Room in Private Home:
A room in a private home is most suitable for a student who prefers a quiet lifestyle. Many homeowners in the surrounding area offer private rooms, usually with a private bath, to students. Generally, the renter has access to other parts of the house, including the kitchen, bathroom, etc.
Roommate Situations:
Having a roommate is one of the best ways to reduce your financial cost. Roommate situations can indicate either your own bedroom within a shared apartment/house, or a shared bedroom with one or two other people.
Apartment:
- Standard - Apartments are defined by the number of bedrooms they have. One and two-bedroom units are most popular, but there are also some three bedroom apartments available. These have separate kitchens and sometimes more than one separate bathroom.
- Efficiency - An efficiency is comparable to a “bachelor apartment”. There is only one room with a separate bathroom. Most include a microwave or hot plate, but no other cooking facilities.
- Studio - A studio is comparable to a “single.” These units consist of one room with a separate bathroom and kitchen.
House:
Most houses for rent have at least 2 bedrooms. This is a good option for those who have pets, family or want a yard.
Guest House:
A guest house is a separate unit in the back or side of a larger private home. These are usually either a single room or a living room and bedroom, and generally include bathroom and kitchen facilities.
View an Ad
To view an ad, it must be in person. If you would like to set up an appointment to view an ad, please choose one of the contact options below and we will respond to your request.
Place an Ad
To place an ad, it must be in writing. If you would like to place an ad, please choose one of the contact options below and we will respond to your request and post it. Please remember that each posting is free and is only placed for one month. Repetitive postings encouraged.
Contact Options
Email: Housing Office
Fax: 650-508-3492
