Both types of housing offer features such as Resident Advisors, Faculty in Residence and special interest programs. Nevertheless, no matter where you live, the quality of the experience depends largely on your participation. Park Campus Seven popular residence halls are reserved primarily for freshmen, and these facilities offer the traditional collegiate housing experience for their residents.
Students live in double-occupancy rooms and share community bathrooms.
Dining needs are satisfied by mandatory meal plans, with many meals being taken in Residential Dining in New College. The closeness of living quarters, numerous special interest programs and frequent activities foster a strong group identity for students and make it easier to find friends. And, since all of USC's University Park residence halls are located on the main campus, they offer convenient access to university resources. These factors combine to make residence halls a very popular choice for both freshmen and continuing undergraduates. Health Sciences Campus Located on the USC Health Sciences Campus, Seaver Residence Hall is open to all Health Sciences students.