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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I never had to worry about housing when I went to school. I could have lived on campus all 4 years, but moved off for senior year and had great options. Based on a few tours and what I've seen here, housing can be a MAJOR issue. What schools actually do have room or, at the least, easily accessible off campus housing? My DC has only been looking at Big State U type places b/c most LACS don't have certain ECs that are very important to them. [b]I've seen/heard the issues with UC schools. [/b] Can anyone help identify schools that either definitely do have housing issues or ones where it isn't going to be a major issue? Thank you![/quote] Actually, my DD is at UCLA and they now guarantee fours years of on-campus housing. They've built a lot of new dorms on campus and their dining halls are excellent. There's a wide variety of UCLA housing options, including apartments for Juniors and Seniors. DC loves it there - although full disclore - has never lived on campus because she started in 2020 when the campus was shut down. She's lived in an off-campus apartment her entire time there. My advice would be stick with on-campus options - the off-campus apartments are super expensive and landlords range from predatory to down right criminal![/quote] Isn’t the “guaranteed housing for four years” triple bedrooms for freshmen, and then four bedroom campus apartments with 2 kids to a bedroom? And they don’t let you buy a meal plan all four years? I think it would be very distracting to live in those conditions AND pay for UCLA OOS for the “privilege” of it but YMMV…[/quote] Honestly not sure about the meal plan - have not heard that they can't have one. But just about EVERYONE at UCLA (on-campus or off, including greek houses) lives 2 to a bedroom. The housing costs are just so high in Westwood that hardly anyone can afford a single room. It may not appeal to you, but that's college life in LA and my DD LOVES it there. [/quote]
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