SRJC Student Housing

SRJC Student Housing RenderingTo support its academic mission and the student community, Santa Rosa Junior College has constructed affordable and sustainable student housing on the Santa Rosa campus. The project houses 352 students and provides a living-learning environment to support student development and success.

SRJC Student Housing Leasing Office is OPEN!

Stop by to learn more details about SRJC student housing

Location: Polly O’Meara Doyle Hall, 1950 Armory Drive, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 - Room 1002

Hours: Mon-Fri 9 am-5 pm.

Phone: 707-535-3778

Contact: info@srjchousing.com

The application fee is $35.00, which is due upon completion of the application.

Applications are being approved and added to the waitlist for the fall semester 2025. Room assignments for the fall semester will begin in June. Applications are approved and added to the waitlist; however, approval does not mean automatic assignment. Before receiving a housing assignment, the student will need to ensure they are registered for fall 2025 classes and have sufficient resources to cover costs. 
 

BENEFITS OF AN ON-CAMPUS STUDENT HOUSING EXPERIENCE:

  • Walk to class
  • Student-success focused activities
  • Fully furnished
  • All utilities included
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Laundry – on-site and at no cost
  • $0 for credit check or deposit
  • Study Rooms
  • Educational and social programs
  • Grants and scholarships are available

 

FULLY FURNISHED AND ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED RENTAL COSTS (per month):

  • Residence hall with a roommate (double) - $1,051,
  • Residence hall private room (single) - $1315,
  • Two private bedroom/two private bath (deluxe single) - $1645,
  • Apartment for 6 with four bedrooms and two bathrooms; shared living room & kitchenette - $1751 (double) and $1857 (single)

Fees are per bed, not including grants and scholarships (available to qualifying students).

More information is available on the Housing FAQs
 

STUDENT HOUSING PRIORITY POLICY

On-campus housing at Santa Rosa Junior College is limited and in high demand. Accommodation will be offered on a priority basis, and then on a first-come, first-served basis. The Housing Office highly recommends that students submit their housing application as soon as possible to increase their chances of obtaining a space.
 

The project has been guided by four (4) strategic objectives:

  • Affordability for Students
  • Sustainable Facilities & Practices
  • Focus on the Student Experience
  • Use of Local Labor & Delivered On Time