Summer Bridge Housing Information

Living in the residence halls during the Summer Bridge Program enhances your experience by the presence of trained live-in staff, access to study lounges and computer labs, and educational, social, cultural and recreational activities that complement your classroom experiences. Get to know other students that will become fellow classmates (and possible roommates) in the fall.

The housing move-in date is Sunday, July 27 and the first meal is dinner. There will be 2 move in session on that day. Your move in session will depend on which Summer Bridge orientation session to which you are assigned. More details will be emailed you to once you register.

Please note that the Summer Bridge Housing contract is for summer session only. All Summer Bridge students must leave the residence halls by 5:00 PM on August 30, 2008; no exceptions.

Living on campus is highly recommended for all Summer Bridge participants, but is not mandatory.

Double room: $1,637 per person

Bridge housing includes room and board: double occupancy room and breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Students must bring their own bed linens, towels and toiletries. Single rooms are subject to availability.

To reserve your room in the residence halls for Summer Bridge, you must complete the Summer Bridge Housing Contract and return it to the cashier's office, 1127 Hinderaker Hall, Riverside, Ca, 92521.

Please call 951-827-5471 or email your mailing address to Noha Sadek at noha.sadek@ucr.edu to receive a Summer Bridge Housing Contract.

"Summer Bridge was where I met my awesome roommate Mickey. It was fun and it helped me get to know the school better. Summer Bridge was awesome and I wish I could participate everyday. I miss my IUL teachers Justin and Sean."

Lesley Martinez, Sociology/Law & Society

"Summer Bridge was the best experience, and I was introduced to the campus and the many resources. My IUL instructors were the most helpful and understanding individuals at UCR. Summer Bridge was a great experience to meet new people. I met my friends Yoxira Espinoza and Lesley Martinez; the cool thing is we have the same birthday."

Micaela Sepulveda, Liberal Studies

Your housing fees may be covered by a financial aid package!

Qualified financial aid students will have their accounts credited to pay housing charges by the due date on the contract cover letter, and therefore, should return the Summer Bridge Housing contract immediately after registering for Summer Bridge.

Students with housing loans or students who are paying housing charges without financial aid should return the contract and submit payments as stated on the cover letter for the Summer Bridge Housing Contract.