Unfortunately, no. Wait List assignments are made on an individual basis and we cannot assign roommates together during the process.
What if I decline or don’t respond to the offer?
If you decline the space that has been offered to you or if you fail to respond within the 24-hour time frame, your name will be removed from the Wait List. At that point you will have the option of canceling your application or allowing it to remain active as a continuing non-UHR student. Assignments… Read more »
Where will these new spaces come from?
Spaces will become available throughout the spring as contract holders cancel by the March and May deadlines. In addition, the housing assignments for students who accept Resident Assistant positions for next year will be placed in the regular housing inventory and available for Wait List assignments.
What if I want to cancel?
If you would prefer to not be on the Wait List and would like to cancel your application, please print out and complete the Cancellation Request form and turn it in at the main Housing Services Office in PSX as soon as possible. The sooner you can let us know, the faster we will be able… Read more »
How long will the Wait List be active?
We will continue to offer spaces that become available to students remaining on the Wait List until mid-August or until we have exhausted the Wait List, whichever comes first.
Are sophomores guaranteed spaces in particular buildings?
It is important to note that the Sophomore Guarantee ensures a housing space for those who qualify. It does not promise or guarantee acceptance into a Living Learning Community or any particular location, building, configuration, or roommate assignment.
How much USC Housing is available to upperclassmen and transfer students?
USC Housing has just under 7,000 undergraduate bed spaces in our inventory and prioritizes those spaces for new freshmen and rising sophomores. However, there are over 20,000 undergraduate students enrolled at USC — far more than we can house. The result is that 65% of undergraduate upperclass students live in non-university housing.
How much does printing cost?
B&W Single-Sided – $.10 B&W Double Side – $.15 Color Singled Sided – $.15 Color Double Sided – $.25
Where are the printers located?
Printers are located in the lobby area near the Customer Service Center.
What if I want to change the settings of the document I sent?
You are able to change the document settings (double-sided printing, color vs. black and white) via the Pharos Print app, or via the housingprint.usc.edu website. You cannot change the settings of the document once you are at the device.