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Housing Rates and Services

We understand that navigating the details of campus housing and dining costs can be a significant aspect of your campus experience, and we're here to make it as transparent and straightforward as possible. Whether you're a new student eager to explore your on-campus housing options or a continuing resident seeking clarity on rates, you're in the right place.

2024-25 Academic Year Housing and Dining Rates

Housing and dining meal plan costs and payment schedules for each student type (incoming or continuing), facility and room type can be found below. The schedules are intended to assist you in understanding how your installment payments will be broken down as well as ensure you are aware of payment deadlines for the academic year. 

 Explore the tables below to review the total cost of your housing and dining package depending on your student type (incoming or continuing), facility and room type. 

Pepper Canyon West 2024-25

Priority for transfer students, followed by upper-division students. All Pepper Canyon West contracts are a 12-month contract, and a dining plan is not required. For students who select a Dining Plan, dining funds remain active through the summer to the following Fall Quarter. 

NOTE: Continuing/Returning students are welcome to choose any of the dining plans, including the Triton Community dining plan. Incoming students are required to select a Triton Dining plan or can opt out of a dining plan.

*Rates do not include a dining plan, a one-time $20 activity fee (for all) and a $30 administration fee (for payment installment options).

New Incoming Students 2024-25

 

Incoming Transfers assigned to The Village, The Rita or Pepper Canyon West can select the no dining plan option.

*Rates do not include a one-time $20 activity fee (for all) and a $30 administration fee (for payment installment options).

Continuing Students* 2024-25

*A continuing student is defined as a student who fulfilled their admit year housing contract and maintains a housing guarantee for campus housing the following academic year.

 

*Rates do not include a one-time $20 activity fee (for all) and a $30 administration fee (for payment installment options).

**Dining Plans are required at all eight college housing communities: Revelle, Muir, Sixth, Marshall, Warren, ERC, Seventh, Eighth


Other Charges & Services 

Other Charges and Fees

Students may be assessed other charges for failure to properly cancel or terminate their contract, damages to housing facilities and/or use of services not included in their housing package. Not all possible damages or service charges are listed below. If students are assessed a fee or damage charges, they should consult with the department assessing the fee(s).

  • Housing Contract Cancellation Fees: Assessed by Housing Administrative Services, costs vary per the UC San Diego Housing Cancellation Policies. 
  • Housing Termination and Fees: Assessed by Housing Administrative Services, costs vary depending on no proration period(s), the official check-out date confirmed by your Residential Life Office, and your dining plan proration.  
  • Late Move-out Fee: Daily damages equal to the current monthly value of unit divided by 30, plus any additional actual damages. Review your housing contract, Section 11. Move-out/Vacating the Premises.
  • Lock-out Fee (during business hours): Assessed by your Residential Life office, $10.00
  • Lock-out Fee (after hours): Assessed by UC San Diego Police Department, $25.00
  • Non-Electronic Lock Replacement (front entry door/main door that uses a metal key): Assessed by Facilities and Building Services, $400.00
  • Non-Electronic Key Replacement (bedroom key, mailbox key and all other issued keys): Assessed by Facilities and Building Services, $65.00

 

 

Services and Amenities

Our comprehensive program offers everything you want and need, such as 24/7 high-speed internet access and premium cable TV. Services include housekeeping, utilities (water, electricity, and gas), trash and recycling services, on-site laundry facilities, security, and plenty of fun activities to help you unwind and relax.

* consult your college of residence

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What's Provided & What To Bring


Please note: Below are some items you may or may not need, depending on your situation. Amenities vary at each college. Room sizes are limited, so you don’t want to bring too much stuff! We also recommend contacting your future roommates beforehand to make sure there won't be a duplication of appliances cluttering up valuable living space.

We suggest waiting until you arrive to determine any additional items to bring (including small bookshelf, storage, etc.).

Arrange When You Arrive...

Refrigerator / Microwave (residence hall style)

You may bring your own mini refrigerator, if it is smaller than five cubic feet and has a safe UL-approved electrical system. We recommend a micro fridge which will save on energy and help keep our community "green!" Allowable wattage for microwaves is up to 700 watts.

MicroFridges are available for rental from Collegiate Concepts, Inc.(CCI), the exclusive/endorsed/approved provider of MicroFridges at UC San Diego. More information can be found by visiting:

https://www.collegiateconcepts.net/schools/university-of-california-san-diego/index.html.

 

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