SCampus Student Guidebook
Planning Calendars- Campus Maps
- Getting Started
- Student Services
- Asian Pacific American Student Services
- Center for Black Cultural and Student Affairs
- USC Bookstores
- Career Planning & Placement Center
- Check Cashing Services
- Child Care Programs
- Commuter Students
- USC Credit Union
- Dining
- Disability Services
- El Centro Chicano
- Health Care
- International Student Services
- Judicial Affairs and Community Standards
- USC LEAD (Leadership Education and Development)
- Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender (LGBT) Resource Center
- Lost and Found
- SC Navigator/One-Stop Problem Solving
- Postal Services
- Residential Education
- Religious Organizations
- Student Advocacy Services
- Student Affairs Council
- Student Education Records
- Ticket Sales
- Travel
- Veteran Affairs Office
- Voter Registration
- Center for Women and Men
- Academic Resources
- Information Resources
- Student Activities
- Safety
- Exploring Los Angeles
- University Governance
- SCampus Disclaimer
- Policy Statements
- University Student Conduct Code
- Summary of Student Conduct Code Review Process
- 11.00 Behavior Violating University Standards and Appropriate Sanctions
- 12.00 Conduct Review System
- 13.00 Nonacademic Violations Review Process
- 14.00 Academic Integrity Review Process
- 15.00 Appeals Process: Academic and Nonacademic
- 16.00 Student Conduct Records
- Appendix A: Academic Dishonesty Sanction Guidelines (PDF)
- Appendix B: Report of Academic Integrity Violation (PDF)
- Academic Policies
- University Policies
- Financial Aid Policy Regarding Falsification of Financial Aid Information
- Student Education Records
- Free Expression and Dissent
- Computing Policies
- University Policy on Sexual Assault
- University Policy on Sexual Harassment
- Non-Discrimination Policy
- Student Grievance Procedures
- University Policy Against Hazing
- University Policy on Alcohol and Other Drugs
- Recognition of Student Organizations
- University Policy Concerning Group Responsibility for Student Organizations
- Guidelines for Student-led International Travel
- Advertising, Promotion and Literature Distribution Policies
- Facilities Policies
- Social Events Policy
- Student Release Policy
- Trojan Spirit Code Policy
- Student Organization Logo Policy
- Sales and Fund-Raising Policies
- Bicycle Policy
- Motorized Scooter and Motorcycle Policy
- Usage Policy for Roller Skates, Rollerblades, Scooters, Skateboards and Other Coasting Devices
- Telephone Directory
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Fall Deadlines
Sept. 11 is the last day to:
- Register and add classes
- Drop a class without a mark of “W,” except for Monday-only classes, and receive 100% refund
- Change enrollment option to Pass/No Pass or Audit
- Purchase or waive tuition refund insurance
- Purchase or show proof of health insurance
Social Regulations
“Women may not visit a men’s residence unit except between 12 noon and 1:15 p.m., between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. or at an approved function after 8 p.m. unless accompanied by a chaperon approved by the Social Committee.
“When visiting a men’s residence unit, women students may not leave the lower floor.
“Serenades and other forms of activity which disturb both study and sleep after 11 p.m. are prohibited.”
– Student Handbook 1954-55
Getting Started
Housing
Housing Office
(213) 740-2546 or
(800) USC-4632 (4ME2)
(213) 740-8488 (FAX)
Parking Structure X, first floor
Email: housing@usc.edu
housing.usc.edu
The university offers a wide variety of housing options, both on- and off-campus. More than 50 university-owned apartments and residence halls house residential colleges and a wide assortment of special interest programs. In addition, USC Housing manages seven apartment buildings owned by Westar Associates that also house USC students.
Housing is available during the academic year. Limited spaces are available in the summer; a separate application is required. Housing applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis. Each January, the online USC Housing Renewal (UHR) process gives current residents the opportunity to receive priority over non-residents for housing in the next academic year.
There are 11 Customer Service Centers located conveniently throughout USC Housing to serve your needs. Customer service representatives at each location can provide you with assistance and information.
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