On-campus housing is a vital part of the educational experience. By leading with an ethic of care, we build strong communities that promote academic success and lasting relationships.
Spring 2012 Housing Applications
Spring 2012 housing applications are now open! You can access these applications through your MyCSUMB dashboard. For more information on the steps needed to complete an application, check out the "Apply for Housing" page.
We have resolved the technical issues that were preventing new students from applying for the Spring 2012 semester. Online applications are now accessible and students who previously experienced this error are encouraged to log in and submit an application.
Download Student Housing & Residential Life Brochure here
One of the few truly residential California State Universities, 60 percent of our students live on campus in residence halls, suites or apartments.
Cost
Student Housing offers a unique rate lock structure for students during their continued residency in on-campus housing. Depending on the class level of the student,when entering campus housing, rates can be locked up to 5 years.
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Furnishings, utilities, internet connection, expanded cable, and laundry are all included in the cost of Main Campus student housing.
Convenience
Living on campus creates the greatest opportunities for students to become full, contributing members of our campus community. Within walking distance students can access everything on campus; including the Library, dining venues, tutoring, student activities, faculty, and classes.
Care
Student Housing & Residential staff live amongst students while providing support and guidance to achieve personal, social and academic goals. Staff are available as a resource and organize educational and social events for residents to attend. Residential buildings are secure with staff members available 24 hours a day all year long, who walk through the buildings nightly.
Theme communities are offered as additional opportunities for students to achieve academic success while living with others who have shared interests. Examples of some theme communities with faculty collaboration are Outdoor Recreation, Liberal Studies, and Project Higher Ground.
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