2024 USC Dorm Tours and Info

Dorms next to Marshall School

Like many other upperclassmen, Sonali lives in an off-campus house at USC with 5 housemates. Check out her place!

Mitch shares what it's like to study biophysics at USC.

Up close and personal with my friend Valeria as she explains how it is being a student at USC!

Sonali lives in a 6-bedroom, 2-bath house near USC, with five other friends.

Studying cognitive science and film at USC, Lucia shares what she's loved most about USC and what she's loved least.

Joyce is one of my roommates and we sat down (well, she sat down and I cleaned my room) for a chat! In this talk, we address why she chose USC, some pros and big cons of the school and tips for the application process!

Wondering what a student apartment at the University of Southern California looks like? Check out my video about move in day + see what my apartment looks like!

Join Sonali on a tour around campus!

This is what a single looks like in the North North Freshman Residence Hall. FROM THE EDITOR As a domestic or international student, you ought to be concerned about living at University of Southern California. That’s why we’ve created a complete guide to University of Southern California housing and dorms, to help you figure out the best University of Southern California dorm for you. University of Southern California is a friendly and healthy community, and these video have everything you need to ensure you have an amazing time at University of Southern California. In this University of Southern California dorm tour, you get to experience what it is like living in the housing on campus and off campus. This dorm tour takes place in USC McCarthy Way, an on-campus dorm and residence hall. There are a variety of University of Southern California residence halls and University of Southern California housing options, and CampusReel hosts videos from a number of the best University of Southern California housing options. Usually, the housing options for freshman differ from housing options for upperclassman. What are the best University of Southern California freshman dorms? You can watch all of the University of Southern California dorm tours here to see for yourself and find a guide to University of Southern California dorms along with the above video. The University of Southern California housing and dormitory options for freshman residence halls include Birnkrant Residential College, Marks Tower, Marks Hall, New North Residential College, Pardee Tower, Trojan Hall, Fluor Tower, Parkside International Residence College, and many more. The university provides everything you need, including comfortable beds and large storage sections. University of Southern California housing in USC McCarthy Way on campus makes it easy for you to appreciate your time at the university while securing full use of the amenities. What could be more satisfying than having everything accessible at one housing facility? Access friends, living utilities and tons of amenities right when you need them. University of Southern California dorm rooms are spacious and consist of all the essential components you require to feel content, quite like how it is at home. Most rooms are decently sized and often have room for a refrigerator. University of Southern California dorm rooms are great just as they are though you can always give them a unique look with inspirational decorating ideas. In this University of Southern California dorm tour, you will get to see what it is like from the inside of a dorm room to provide you with a clear picture of what to expect. With distinct residence halls on campus with different styles, you are far away from being disappointed. This University of Southern California housing video tour is an amazing way to experience life on campus. So be prepared to make use of the accessible and affordable housing on-campus to compliment your stay at University of Southern California. Different room sizes and room types are available to accommodate different setups and needs. They include singles, double, three-person suites, and four-person suites. Spend your time among the robust residential community and benefit from the variety of living options for your peace of mind. Making University of Southern California dorms your home means making the most out of the University of Southern California campus life. So begin your journey with confidence and progress towards becoming self-directed individuals. University of Southern California housing on campus means relaxing in the height of comfort with eco-friendly and stylish room furniture. So come live the University of Southern California and use this University of Southern California dorm tour in USC McCarthy Way as your gateway to the glorious days ahead.

Showing my off-campus apartments Lorenzo.

Join Sonali on a tour around campus!

On her walk to campus, Sonali explains that it's common for juniors and seniors to live off-campus.

Up close and personal with my friend Valeria as she explains how it is being a student at USC!

For some odd reason, a good amount of the people here look like they stepped out of a magazine at 8 am. Can't relate. When you're out grabbing Starbucks at 3 a.m., mornings can be pretty rough. For some odd reason, you'll always feel like you need to finish another Buzzfeed quiz at 2 a.m. And the next night, you'll be busting out a lab report until 4. Here's a look at the treacherous communal bathroom. They warn you about these guys. However, in Marks Tower, it's pretty decent. Not having as many girls per floor means that I've only had to use a small shower twice. No one likes showering at 1 a.m. anyway. Lol. PSA: Don't leave your hair in the shower! That's right, you too, fellas. This is California after all.

Right across from the Galen Center (home to USC basketball and volleyball) and behind the beach volleyball team's court lies South Residential college. South is home to many first-year students whether they are freshman or transfer students. It is made up of three connected buildings (Marks Tower, Marks Hall, and Pardee Tower), as well as the building in the backyard, Trojan Hall. While new students have it rough at South Residential, New North Residential, and many of the older residential colleges without air conditioning, the bond RAs establish between floormates and buildings is really cool. Sometimes they schedule inside activities like crafting or pizza movie nights. Other times, they plan trips. We could grab Ramen, head to the movie theatre, or even explore some of L.A.'s nicest cafes and art galleries. These events are always free to us, even the subway transportation. Another cool thing about first year housing is that in some residential colleges, professors live downstairs with their families. That's right, kids are growing up knowing USC as their home and us students as their role models. Having Faculty in Residence reminds students that there is life outside of these gates. It can be so easy to get sucked into living as though we're only surrounded by people our age. Furthermore, this emphasizes that professors have lives of their own, and they are always accessible to us. The university really wants students to get to know faculty, so hikes, dinners, and all kinds of activities that integrate the two groups are commonplace at 'SC.

Here are a few pointers about integrating into Trojan society. To add onto this, do not let your grades stress you out too extremely. Your undergraduate career is a learning experience and yes, it is hard. But that's only because they're trying to push students into an uncomfortable position. Only after that can we grow. So explore. Take a class that is completely unrelated to your major. In fact, the GE (general education) requirements force students to delve into other realms. Take on the beach; Santa Monica Pier is 35 minutes away if you take the Metro train by The Coliseum. Live these years to the fullest while you're surrounded by talented, intelligent individuals and future Olympians. (Sidenote: USC has produced more Olympians, overall medalists and gold medalists than any other university in the U.S.)

This was probably my favorite thing to talk about because the weekend can be anything a student decides to make it. Concerts are always happening, Cardinal and Gold Events are every weekend, and the party scene is really diverse. Besides the average frat party that's the ultimate representation of what it means to be a canned vienna sausage (sticky floors and all), house parties and dorm parties are a favorite after endless strings of midterms. If there's a theme, don't be afraid to go all out, or if you don't have the requested attire, go anyway. Parties are truly a mixed bag when it comes to following a theme. The Row, where frat parties take place, is a quick walk from main campus. But if you'd like, the free LYFT program drives students from 7pm-2am. The Campus Cruiser system does the same, only the drivers are other USC students. If you're not interested in the party atmosphere, there are so many other options. Besides the wonderful Cardinal and Gold Events every weekend, the rest of Los Angeles is at your disposal. There is so much to explore, and even more ways to have fun on campus.

Up close and personal with my friend Isabella as she explains how it is being a student at USC!

Joyce is one of my roommates and we sat down (well, she sat down and I cleaned my room) for a chat! In this talk, we address why she chose USC, some pros and big cons of the school and tips for the application process!

We've all been a mess recently so this is the best I could do with my room! Here is a four-person double in McCarthy Honors College!

This video is a little chit chat about all the various housing options for students at USC. I don't know a ton but everything I do know you now know too! Watch me try to pronounce the names of some of the dorms!

Here are tours of one double bed in New North and a four-person double loft in McCarthy Honors College!