One hall is reserved exclusively for you! Wada Apartments at the Unit 2 complex houses 175 transfer and upper division students and is known as the TUD. You may also apply to the Channing Bowditch Apartments, in addition to any of our other housing facilities! We invite you to contact a Cal Rentals housing counselor to discuss your on-campus as well as off-campus housing options.

Wada Apartments in Unit 2
Located at 2650 Haste Street.
175 students, 1 staff, double and triple single gender apartments - reserved exclusively for 175 transfer and upper division students in double and triple occupancy rooms. Innovative educational programming designed to aid academic success is offered.

UPPER DIVISION UNDERGRADUATE APARTMENT HOUSING

Channing-Bowditch Apartments
Located at 2535 Channing Way.
226 students, 3 staff, single gender 4 bedroom, 2 bedroom and townhouse apartments. Most apartments are 2 bedrooms with double occupancy bedrooms, shared kitchen, bathroom and living room. In-room data lines available. Meal plan is not included.

RESIDENCE HALL HOUSING
Begin by reading the descriptions of the halls below and then apply for your choices.

Clark Kerr Campus: 818 students, 22 staff — co-ed residence halls and single gender suite environments. Single, double and triple rooms in residence hall buildings and single, double and triple rooms in suite buildings.

Foothill: 776 students, 21 staff — co-ed and single gender suites, single, double rooms and triple rooms in suites.

Bowles: 192 first-year male students, 5 staff — quad rooms with shared common area for studying and 2 adjoining small rooms with bunked beds.

Stern: 267 female students, 7 staff — single, double and triple residence hall rooms and a few double rooms in suites.

Unit 1: 1400 students in 6 highrise halls, 31 staff — 4 residence hall towers with co-ed and single gender floors, single, double and triple rooms and a few triple rooms in suites, and 2 mini-suite buildings .

Unit 2: 1372 students in 6 highrise halls, 31 staff — 4 residence hall towers with co-ed and single gender floors, single, double and triple rooms, and a few triple rooms in suites, 1 mini-suite building with double and triple occupancy bedrooms, 1 apartment building which houses upper-division students.

Unit 3: 1186 students in 4 highrise halls and 1 midrise, 27 staff — co-ed and single gender floors, single, double and triple residence hall rooms and a few triple rooms in suites.

SUBSTANCE FREE ENVIRONMENT

Freeborn Hall, one building in the Unit 1 complex, is designated as a Substance-Free Environment. Residents make a pact with their peers to keep the community free of smoke, alcohol, and drugs. They plan and host substance-free programming, events, and activities.

RESIDENCE HALL THEME PROGRAMS

Residence Hall Theme Programs: There are 6 theme programs in the residence halls - click on the links for further information:
African American Theme Program
Asian Pacific American Theme Program
Casa Magdalena Mora
Unity House: Exploring Diverse Genders and Sexualities
Women in Science and Engineering Theme Program
Global Environment Theme House (GETH)

Please Note: While most residence halls offers are contingent on a random lottery number, the theme programs look for students and make offers according to your application where you describe your interest in the program and critical issues posed in today's society on the topic. Be sure to apply if you are interested in any of the programs; it is one good way to bypass the lottery number system of assignments.

DISABLED STUDENT HOUSING

The Disabled Students' Program (DSP) on campus can assist students with disabilities in securing priority for housing. Some residence hall rooms on the Berkeley campus have been modified for physically disabled, deaf, hard of hearing, and visually impaired students. In order to qualify for priority housing and receive the appropriate accommodations, students must provide DSP with verification of their disabilities.

UC Berkeley, in conjunction with the California Department of Rehabilitation, offers a one-of-a-kind independent living program, the Disabled Students' Residence Program (DSRP). DSRP assists those students with physical disabilities, usually requiring a motorized wheelchair and daily attendant assistance. they participate for two semesters, developing independent living skills. DSRP assists students with learning how to hire, train and manage their own attendants and maintain the financial resources required to continue living independently.

For more information, write or call the

Disabled Students' Program
230 Cesar Chavez Student Center #4250
University of California, Berkeley, CA 94720-4250
Voice: (510) 642-0518 or TDD: (510) 642-6376
Website http://www.dsp.berkeley.edu

UC FAMILY HOUSING
University Village, Albany, Smyth Fernwald

HOUSING COUNSELING & RENTAL LISTINGS

Cal Rentals assists students with making informed choices about the various housing options available, including off-campus rental housing. Its rental listing service offers on-demand updates of rentals online. Students may also make printouts of listings in the Cal Rentals office. For information, click the Cal Rentals link, or send e-mail to homeinfo@berkeley.edu, call (510) 642-3642 or visit the office at 2610 Channing Way.

Cal Rentals Office
2610 Channing Way
from 8 am to 5 pm,
Monday through Friday

For drop-in counseling or call for an appointment.

CAMPUS RESOURCES
University of California Pathways: Answers for Transfers
is a planning guide for prospective transfer students from California community colleges as well as four-year colleges and universities. It includes important information about admission and selection policies.
http://www.ucop.edu/pathways/infoctr/at

Transfer Student Center
The Transfer Student Center provides academic support to new and continuing transfer students at Cal. The center assists transfer students with navigating the campus and its many resources, services, and opportunities. Designed to assist transfer students with making a successful transition to Cal, the center focuses on support services meant to engage and connect transfer students with the campus community. Services include: orientation courses, tutorial, workshops, community events, advising and referral. Transfer students can stop by with questions, make use of our comfortable couches for reading or relaxing, meet with a tutor, find out about scholarship, internship, and undergraduate research opportunities and much more!
http://transfer.berkeley.edu