2009 Summer Housing
Students planning to attend one or more of the Summer Sessions at the University of San Diego may apply for campus housing by completing the USD Summer Sessions Housing Reservation Form and Contract. Since housing is limited, we encourage you to submit your application form and deposit early. Assuming room availability, this holds your space until the first day of class, by which time full payment of the Room Fee and Damage Deposit must be received by the Student Accounts Office.
A $100.00 Damage and Cleaning Deposit is required from all summer residents except academic year USD residents who already have a $100.00 Damage Deposit on file.
Check-In ProcedureReport to the Mission Crossroads desk (on the upper level of Mission Crossroads) for check-in and room assignment. Keys will be issued with the room fee payment receipt after 12:00 noon one day prior to the start of the session . Early arrivals cannot be accommodated because of the limited spaces and varying sessions of Summer School.
Note: All Summer Sessions residents must check out of their residence hall rooms by 8:00 p.m. on the day of their final exam.
Additional Information
Although university residence halls are equipped with basic
furniture, you will need to provide your own blankets, sheets,
pillows, towels, and desk lamps.
Room Rates
Room rates in the Valley Apartments are based on how many people are
occupying a bedroom, not an apartment. One person in a bedroom is a
single rate. Two or more residents in a bedroom is a multiple
occupancy. For example, a two bedroom apartment in the University
Terrace Apartments could have three residents; one in a bedroom
paying a single rate and two in the other bedroom paying the multiple
rate. All residents would share a living room, kitchen, and ding
area.
2009 Summer Undergraduate Housing Rate
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Please Note: Residentce Halls available include: Manchester Village, University Terrace Apartments, and San Antonio De Paudua Apartments. Single occupancy is limited and is determined by the total demand for Summer Session housing. We will do our best to accommodate your preference; however, it cannot be guaranteed.
Residence Halls
There are four areas where summer session students are
housed. The San Antonio de Padua Apartments are located in the Valley
Housing Area. The Presidio Terrace Apartments are located on Linda
Vista Road. The University Terrace Apartments are located on Goshen
Street. Manchester Village is located on the northeast corner of
campus. These apartments offer living rooms, single and double
bedrooms, dining areas and full kitchens with stoves and
refrigerators.
All of the apartment units are furnished, carpeted
and wired for both internet access and cable television. Each
resident has a twin-size bed (Presidio Terrace offers some full-size
beds), dresser, desk, and desk chair. However, residents must provide
their own linens (i.e. pillow, mattress cover, sheets, blanket, and
towels), and a desk lamp, if desired. No small appliances are
provided nor are dishes or cooking and eating utensils.
 SAN ANTONIO DE PADUA
(COED)The San Antonio de Padua Apartments offer 41 units consisting of studios for two residents and large one-bedroom apartments for three residents. A laundry room, study/computer lounge and recreation room are located on the ground level of this three-story building. Each unit is entered from an interior hallway and some have balcony views of Tecolote Canyon and Mission Bay . A swimming pool is located at the south end of the building. |
 PRESIDIO TERRACE
APARTMENTSThe Presidio Terrace Apartments is the housing area for graduate and law students. There are 43 one-bedroom apartments furnished with sofa and chair, dining table and chairs, desk, dresser, refrigerator and stove plus a full size bed. The extended contract is available (see above) plus summer occupancy for an additional fee and certain conditions. There is a laundry room on site. Phone service, cable TV and internet access service are University provided. |
 UNIVERSITY
TERRACEAPARTMENTS (COED) The University Terrace Apartments offer a mature living environment for upperclass undergraduate students. Each of the 38 University Terrace Apartments has two bedrooms and one or two bathrooms for either three or four residents. The apartments are furnished with sofa and chair, dining table and chairs, desk, chest of drawers, refrigerator and stove plus extra long 80 in. bunkable twin beds. Most of these units have large sun decks with views of Mission Bay and Point Loma. The complex also has two laundry rooms and a recreation room. Phone service, cable TV, and internet access are University provided. |
 MANCHESTER VILLAGE (COED)The design of Manchester Village responds to student requests for apartments with single occupancy bedrooms. The apartments have either four single bedrooms or two double bedrooms with shared bathrooms, living and dining areas and full-size kitchens. Each bedroom will be individually wired for phone and cable television access. Manchester Village includes a computer room, study rooms, a laundry room, a vending area and two levels of underground parking. |
Crossroads Desk
The Mission Crossroads Building houses the Housing and
Residential Life Office as well as a laundry room, vending machines, a
change machine, the reception desk, RA and RD offices,
study/conference rooms, copy machine, and pay phones. Our USD
residence areas also house various Summer conference groups and
sports camps. The Summer Conference Office is located on the first
floor of building 5981 in Missions A.
All residents will have room keys encoded at the Mission Crossroads reception desk or Residential Life Office. During the weekends and evening hours an entry card can be obtained from the Missions Crossroads Desk or the Public Safety Office. The resident's ID card will be encoded by the Campus Card Office or Residential Life Office shortly after check-in.
University FacilitesLaundry: Laundry facilities are located in the garage of the SAP building and on the lower level of the Mission Crossroads Building. Laundry facilities for the MV, PT and UT residents are located at each apartment facility.
Cleaning: Valley residents may obtain vacuums, cleaning supplies, toilet tissue, light bulbs, and trash bags from the Mission Crossroads reception desk. UT and PT residents may obtain vacuums from their summer living staff. Please bring your USD ID card or driver's license if you wish to borrow the vacuums or cleaning supplies.
Telephone: Telephones are provided in the Valley and Presidio Terrace Apartments. Incoming calls are provided free of charge. Your campus phone number will be (619) 767-(your extension). Dial the extension only for calls within the campus. If you would like to make off-campus calls you will need to register for a Personal Billing Number (PBN) from Campus Card Services. Campus Card Services, located in the University Bookstore, issues PBN numbers Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and Wednesday from 9:00 to 6:00.
You will be charged only for the off-campus calls that you make. Do NOT accept collect calls! There will be a $25.00 charge for collect calls you receive if not claimed within 5 days.
Bookstore: The University Bookstore is located in the back of Loma Hall (behind Guadalupe Hall). In addition to all necessary books and supplies for your classes, the Bookstore offers souvenirs, magazines, cards, camera needs, and computer supplies as well as a variety of snacks and sundries.
Jenny Craig Pavilion and the Sports Center: Residents with a USD ID card are welcome to use the newly opened state-of-the-art fitness center. Call x4353 for hours. The Sports Center is available for your use during your stay on campus. Tennis courts, pool, gym, and weight room are available. For open hours contact the Sports Center at x4745 or x4601 for a recording of the weekly schedule.
Mail Center: Located next to the Bookstore, the Mail Center is open weekdays for your postal needs. Valley residents who are not current USD residents may pick up their mail at the reception desk in the Mission Crossroads Building on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Weekend hours will be posted.
Your Summer address will be :
Your Name - Summer
c/o Mission Crossroads
5998 Alcala Park
San Diego, Ca 92110
If you are currently a resident of USD housing, your USD mailing address will remain the same. Residents of UT and PT will receive mail at their apartment.
The address for residents of The
University Terrace is:
Your Name
(Your apartment) Goshen Street
San Diego, Ca 92110
The address for residents of The Presidio
Terrace is:
Your Name
5702 Linda Vista Road (Your Apartment Number) .
San Diego, Ca 92110
The address for residents of Manchester
Village is:
Unit # 101 - 115; 201 - 215; 301 - 315:
Your Name
1720 Via Las Cumbres (Your Apartment Number) .
San Diego, Ca 92110
Unit # 121 - 140; 221 - 240; 321 - 340; 421 -
440:
Your Name
1714 Via Las Cumbres (Your Apartment Number) .
San Diego, Ca 92110
Library: The Copley Library is located at the northwest end of campus next to Camino Hall. The law library is at the southeast end of campus. Each is open for your use during the following hours:
Copley Library x4826
Monday - Thursday: 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Saturday: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday: 1 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Law Library x4541
May 18 - June 10
7 days a week: 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.
Summer:
Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Health Center x4517
MD:
0n call
NP:
M,W,F: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
A registered nurse is on duty at the Health Center Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for minor first-aid needs and physicians referrals. The Heath Center is located in Camino #161 (x4517) for emergency first-aid. The campus emergency number is x2222.
University Center: In addition to the eating facilities, the UC offers a variety of rooms and lounges for your relaxation and study. There also is a study lounge on the lower west level equipped with Macintosh iMacs.
Meal Plans/ Dining ServicesStudents attending the Summer Sessions may activate or add funds to their existing CampusCash Account as Dining Services does not currently offer a meal plan for Summer Sessions. CampusCash may be used in all Dining Services facilities including Main Dining and Aromas, You may purchase CampusCash at the Campus Card Services Office located in the University Bookstore. For more information, call the Campus Card Services Office at (619) 260-5999.
The Main Dining Room: located on the main level of the University Center, features an all-you-can-eat breakfast, lunch, and dinner. While the menu changes daily, a 15 foot salad bar is available at every meal. The beautiful indoor-outdoor dining area offers views of Tecolote Canyon and Mission Bay. Summer hours Monday - Sunday are 8 a.m - 9:30 a.m, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m, 5 p.m - 7 p.m.,
La Paloma - Joan Kroc Institue for Peace & Justice
8 a.m - 2 p.m, Monday - Friday
Aromas features specialty coffees and teas, Italian sodas, and other cold beverages as well as fresh baked goods and desserts. Located in Maher Hall, Aromas is open Monday - Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. during summer sessions.
Coffee Cart - University Center
1:30 a.m - 3 p.m Monday - Friday
Residential Life Staff
Our staff is composed of Summer Residence Assistants (RA's), Summer
Project Staff and full-time professionals. The Community Director and
Summer staff oversee all aspects of Residential Life including
programming, discipline and supervision.
Summer Housing Contract
Upon arrival you will receive a copy of the Residence Hall Rules
and Regulations. A summary of a few of the items are as followed:
- Use of controlled substances (i.e. marijuana, cocaine, etc.) is prohibited.
- Consumption of alcoholic beverages is strictly prohibited for persons under 21. Smoking is prohibited in all residence halls.
Damage and Cleaning Deposit
Summer Session residents are required to pay $100.00 Damage and
Cleaning Deposit along with their room fees. This deposit will be
refunded, less any damages or cleaning charges, within four weeks of
check-out. Continuing USD residents who have a $100.00 Damage and
Cleaning Deposit on file will not need to make an additional deposit.
Guest Accomodations
Guests of the same sex are permitted (with the approval of your
roommates) for two (2) nights without charge. After two nights there
is a charge og $25.00 per night with a limit of seven (7) nights
total. Because of our limited housing accommodations,we are unable to
accommodate spouses or overnight guests of the opposite sex.
Public Safety
The University Public Safety Department provides 24 hour-a-day
in-duty emergency service for all campus residents and guests. The
Public Safety Offices are located on the south side of the Hughes
Administration Building (Following the visitor parking signs). The
extension is 7777. For emergencies dial 2222 from anywhere on campus.
ID Cards and Parking Permits
ID cards and parking permits (which are required for identification
at the Sports Center, Library, and other campus facilities) are
available to students who present their student number, proof of
registration and photo identification for Summer Session to the
Campus Card Office located in the University Bookstore. Parking
permits are required for on-campus parking during Summer Session.
Parking permits can be purchased at the Parking Services Office on
the lower floor of the Hughes Administration Building. Students with
valid Spring semester permits do not need to purchase a Summer
permit. Phone extension x4518 for more information.
