Frequently Asked Questions

 No. Compton College Student Housing is only available to eligible full-time Compton College students.

Traditional Double: A shared room for two residents with access to community bathrooms and a community kitchen.

Semi-Suite: A shared bedroom for two residents with a private bathroom inside the unit.

Studio Apartments: Studio units include a private bathroom and small kitchenette. Options include double-occupancy studios for two students and studio units for students with dependents.

For single students, housing costs are listed per bed. For students with dependents, housing costs are listed per unit.

Financial aid may be used toward housing costs, but each student’s financial aid package is different. Students should contact the Financial Aid Office to understand how their aid may apply to housing.

Students may request a roommate during the application process, or they may apply individually and be matched with a roommate based on available information and housing assignments.

Student housing includes basic bedroom furniture. Students are responsible for bringing personal items such as bedding, towels, toiletries, kitchen supplies, and items for dependents, if applicable.

Studios

• Twin XL bed
• (1) 2-drawer under-bed storage unit
• (2) Bookcases for TV storage
  • • (1) Desk
    • (1) 3-Drawer Pedestal
    • (1) Task Chair

Semi-Suites

• (2) Twin XL beds
• (2) 2-drawer under-bed storage units
• (2) Bookcases for TV storage
• (2) Desks
• (2) 3-drawer pedestals
• (2) Task chairs

Traditional Rooms

• (2) Twin XL bed
• (2) Desks
• (2) 3-drawer pedestals
• (2) Task chairs

Housing costs include basic bedroom furniture, utilities, internet, residential life activities, and access to housing amenities.

 Amenities may include study spaces, community kitchens, laundry facilities, social and recreational spaces, Resident Assistant support, and resident programming and events.

Students must be 18 years old at the time of move-in to live in student housing.