Living On and Off Campus
Living on campus
SDSU offers a variety of living options tailored to students' needs
and interests. Benefits of living on campus also include friendship,
involvement and fun — find out more at the On-Campus Housing site.
YouTube video: Residence Hall Tour
SDSU encourages all students to live on campus for at least 2
years while studying at SDSU.
Research shows that students who
live on campus for a second, third and even fourth year are more likely
to graduate on time than their off-campus counterparts.
In fact,
students who live on campus have a 10-15% better chance of doing well in
college!
- Why live on campus? Here's why!
- Find move-in help, important dates, info about residence halls and accommodations, and lots more about living on campus.
- Note: As of fall 2010, all admitted first-time freshmen from
outside the local service area, as well as all first-time freshmen
participants in the Weber Honors College, are required to live on campus.
- Problems related to campus housing? Contact the Office of the Ombudsman.
Living off campus
Commute to campus? You're not alone! We can help you find a group of friends, a student organization, a research project, a mentor, or a community service event that will help make SDSU your home away from home. With Student Life & Leadership (SLL), you have a friend on campus to direct you — and connect you — to lots of ideas and resources.
Getting involved is easy: Just contact SLL at (619) 594-5221, email sll@mail.sdsu.edu, or visit the SLL office in the Conrad Prebys Aztec Student Union, second floor, Room 210.
If you commute to campus, Student Affairs provides important tools to help you make a positive connection to campus.
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