Housing

 

Housing

Students have a number of options when making living arrangements for their term in Sacramento. Below, we’ve listed several options and resources to help you with your search.

UCCS Housing

UCCS has a limited amount of spaces reserved at the 19J Midtown Lofts in Sacramento, CA in Downtown, Sacramento. UCCS students receive quarter- or semester-long leases, depending on their home UC campus.  The 2025-2026 cost per quarter with utilities (gas, water, electric, etc.) internet and furniture included is $2,900. The cost per semester is $3,700. Parking is not available for students living in 19J Midtown Lofts. The 19J Midtown Lofts are walking distance from UC Center Sacramento and the Capitol. Students stay in large, loft-style rooms with 2 beds. Units are shared with another UCCS student. Units also have a kitchen, one full bathroom, desk, closet space and a communal study space for UCCS students.  Please note, items such as kitchenware, linens, toiletries are not included. Space is available on a first-come first-served basis, so apply early!

Commuting from Davis

Most students from UC Davis choose to remain living in the Davis area and commute by car, bus, or train to their internships and classes in Sacramento each day.  Students choosing this living option should remember to budget for commuting and parking costs since they are still required to attend all events in Sacramento in person including classes and internships.

Living with Family or Friends in the Greater Sacramento Area

Some students elect to live with relatives or friends already residing in the Sacramento area.  For commuting time considerations, we recommend that students consider this option only if the potential residence is within 20 miles of the UC Center Sacramento.  Students choosing this living option should remember to budget for commuting and parking costs since they are still required to attend all events in Sacramento including classes and internships.

Finding Housing on your Own

Students may also choose to find and secure housing on their own. When researching other options, remember to factor in the cost of utilities, security deposit including first and last month’s rent, commuting, parking, and purchasing necessary furniture and other essentials. For students wishing to pursue this option, please be aware of scams – do not provide personal information or payment until you verify its authenticity. We have provided a few resources below:

Resources