IEP students can choose from a variety of housing options while studying at the University of San Francisco.
On-Campus Housing:
On-campus housing (dormitory style) is available to IEP students on a first-come, first served basis. Upon receiving admission to the IEP, students may apply for on-campus housing by logging into USFrooms.
Off-Campus Housing:
USF offers a variety of information and tools to help students find off-campus housing. USF's Off-Campus Housing website is an excellent resource to find off-campus accommodations. USF also has an Apartment Listing Website for USF students.
San Francisco rental agents can help IEP students find apartments in the city (for a fee). USF's preferred rental agency is Property Management Systems. Their telephone number is 415-661-3860. When you contact their office, be sure to state that you are a USF student.
IEP students may also consider living in a Student Residence Club. Residence Clubs are private rooming houses where students from many different schools reside. Rates are usually for a weekly basis. There are a number of residence clubs located in downtown San Francisco. For a list of residence clubs in SF, please refer to Page 6 of the IEP Pre-Departure Info Packet found on the Forms page.
Students who plan to search for housing upon arrival to San Francisco may consider booking a hotel or motel in advance for their first few nights in SF. For a list of hotels / motels near USF, please refer to Page 6 of the IEP Pre-Departure Info Packet found on the Forms page.
Homestay:
USF does not arrange homestays but recommends a local agency called San Francisco Homestay (www.sfhomestay.com). SF Homestay is not affiliated with USF.
