Housing Still Available

Picture Taken From CSULB Housing Page

For the first time in years, there is no waiting list for housing on campus at CSULB. In fact, it is quite the opposite with about 90 spaces still available.

Normally students have to fight for the limited amount of spaces available in the 18 residence hall buildings on campus.

" I think there are a variety of reasons," said Carol Roberts-Corb, director of Housing and Residential Life, when asked why she thought the dorms were so vacant. She specified that the number of bed spaces were increased by 564 due to the opening of the Residential Learning College, formerly known as Brooks College. At the same time the number of students admitted to the univerity was decreased by about 3,000.

Roberts-Corb also thought the economy definitely had an effect as well.

Students can still apply to live both at the on campus dorms and at the Residential Learning College online.