Each School within the University implements orientation efforts to meet the unique needs and composition of their student population. The program is designed to assist students as they transition into the campus community. Required academic placement testing, faculty advising, and class registration occur during the orientation schedule. Community events, both on and off campus provide opportunities to meet and make new friends. The University has traditional residence hall housing available on campus.
All rooms have private bathrooms with showers.
All residents are required to eat in the Caf . No married or family housing is available on-campus. Any University student is eligible to live on-campus, while priority is given to those undergraduate students attending Pacific Christian College of Hope . All PCC students of freshmen or sophomore status who are under 21 years of age are required to live on-campus, unless commuting from the home of a parent or approved family member. Numerous apartment complexes are available near the campus for those eligible and desiring to live off-campus.