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We welcome visitors during select times throughout the year. Take a student-led campus tour, sit in on a class, dine at a campus eatery, or attend one of our admissions information sessions. Email us at
ldsgero@usc.edu,
or give us a call at (213) 740-5156 for more information.
In this Section
Our School
Mission
History
What is Gerontology?
Our Field
Our Building
Our Impact
Finding your way around
We look forward to welcoming you to our community. Use the tools below to map your itinerary before you arrive.
USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology
3715 McClintock Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90089
(213) 740-5156
View an interactive map
Directions to the School
110 (Harbor Freeway) North
Take the Exposition Boulevard exit.
Go straight through the 37th Street light. Keep left.
Go under the freeway bridge and across Flower Street and Figueroa Street.
Turn right on Vermont Avenue.
Turn right at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6), at Vermont Avenue and 36th Place. When you arrive at the gate notify the attendant that you have a reservation under your name and they will provide you with a parking pass. The Downey Way Parking structure (formerly known as PSA) is immediately to your right after passing through the gate at 36th Place.
110 (Harbor/Pasadena Freeway) South
Take the Exposition Boulevard exit. Keep right.
Go across Flower Street and Figueroa Street.
Turn right on Vermont Avenue.
Turn right at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
10 (Santa Monica Freeway) East
Take the Vermont Avenue exit. Turn right at the light. Travel south on Vermont Avenue.
Turn left at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
10 (Santa Monica Freeway) West
Take the Vermont Avenue exit. Turn left at the light & travel south on Vermont Avenue.
Turn left at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
405 (San Diego Freeway) South or North
Transition to the 10 (Santa Monica Freeway) east heading toward Los Angeles.
Take the Vermont Avenue exit. Turn right at the light. Travel south on Vermont Avenue.
Turn left at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
101 (Hollywood/Ventura Freeway) South or North
Transition to the 110 (Harbor Freeway) south.
Take the Exposition Boulevard exit.
Go across Flower Street and Figueroa Street.
Turn right on Vermont Avenue.
Turn right at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
5 (Golden State/Santa Ana Freeway) South or North
Transition to the 10 west (Santa Monica Freeway ) and then to the 110 south (Harbor Freeway).
Note: An alternate route if you are north of downtown and driving south on the 5: Exit directly to the 110 south and take it through the downtown area to Exposition Boulevard which is just south of downtown.
Take the Exposition Boulevard exit.
Go across Flower Street and Figueroa Street.
Turn right on Vermont Avenue.
Turn right at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
Take the 105 (Century Freeway) east.
Transition to the 110 (Harbor Freeway) north.
Take the Exposition Boulevard exit.
Go straight through the 37th Street light. Keep left.
Go under the freeway bridge and across Flower Street and Figueroa Street.
Turn right on Vermont Avenue.
Turn right at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
Visit Us
Leonard Davis School of Gerontology
3715 McClintock Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90089
Privacy Notice
Notice of Non-Discrimination
Digital Accessibility
Contact Us
(213)740-5156
ldsgero@usc.edu
Support Us
How to Give
ABOUT
Our School
History
What is Gerontology?
Our Expertise
Faculty & Staff Portal
Contact Us
NEWS
Newsroom
Honors and Awards
Publications
Resources for Journalists
Aging is Happening Newsletter
PROGRAMS
Undergraduate Programs
Master’s Programs
Certificate Programs
PhD Programs
Professional Education
CONNECT
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© 2026 USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology.
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About
About Us
Our mission to promote healthy aging for all people, communities and societies is more vital than ever.
Our School
Overview
History
Leadership
Partnerships
Honors and Awards
Cultural Affairs
Board of Councilors
Our Field
Overview
What is Gerontology?
Gerontology Careers
Our Gerontology Expertise
Our Impact
Our Building
Overview
Andrus Gerontology Center
Sophie Davis Art Gallery
Facilities
School Resources
Administrative Staff
Gerontology Directory
Employee Resources
Faculty & Staff Portal
Jobs at USC Leonard Davis
Contact Us
Admission
Admission
Our students come from around the world and from many walks of life, and they’re all here for unique, important reasons.
Overview
Undergraduate Applicants
Master’s Applicants
PhD Applicants
Graduate Certificate Applicants
Doctorate of Longevity Arts and Sciences Applicants
International Applicants
Online Education
Resources
Request Information
How to Apply
Newly Admitted
Tuition and Financial Aid
Frequently Asked Questions
Office Hours
Academics
Academics
At the USC Leonard Davis School, you can earn an undergraduate gerontology degree, an accelerated five-year undergraduate or graduate degree program, a doctoral degree, or a minor in aging.
Undergraduate Programs
Human Development and Aging (BS)
Lifespan Health (BS)
Minor in Gerontology: Individuals, Societies, and Aging
Minor in Gerontology: Science, Health, and Aging
Minor in Geroscience
Master’s Programs
Aging Services Management (MA)
Applied Technology and Aging (MS)
Gerontology (MS)
Gerontology (MA)
Long Term Care Administration (MA)
Medical Gerontology (MA)
Senior Living Hospitality (MA)
Aging Biology (MS)
Specialized Master’s Programs
–
Master’s Programs in Nutrition
Foodservice Management and Dietetics (MA)
Nutrition, Healthspan and Longevity (MS)
Lifespan, Nutrition and Dietetics (MS)
Nutritional Science (MS)
Additional Programs
Graduate Certificate in Gerontology
Doctorate of Longevity Arts and Sciences
Professional Education
–
PhD Programs
PhD in Gerontology
PhD in Geroscience
Academic Resources
Academic Advisement
Career Development
Advisement FAQs
Online Education
Students
Students
Students of the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology share a deep compassion, an inspiring enthusiasm and a vision of an improved quality of life for older adults.
Overview
Undergraduate and Graduate Students
PhD Students
Internships
MSNHL Supervised Practice
Research Opportunities
Academic Conduct
Student Life
Student Organizations
Study Abroad
Alumni Stories
Career Development
Finding Support
Student Resources
Resources Overview
Student Handbooks
Course Catalogue
Schedule of Classes
Academic Calendar
USC Student Affairs
USC Student Health Center
Faculty
Research
Research Overview
Institutes and Centers
Projects and Initiatives
Cores
Multidisciplinary Colloquium Series
Research Opportunities
Research Funding Awards
Research Events
News & Events
News
Event Calendar
Podcast
Publications
Resources for Journalists
Stay Connected
Social Media
Videos
Alumni
Stay Connected
USC FightOnline
Alumni Stories
Support the USC Leonard Davis School
Giving
Giving Overview
Why Give
How to Give
Giving Priorities
Join the Dean’s Circle
Contact the Development Office
More
Jobs at USC Leonard Davis
Faculty & Staff Portal
Vitality Magazine
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Getting in Touch with Us
We welcome visitors during select times throughout the year. Take a student-led campus tour, sit in on a class, dine at a campus eatery, or attend one of our admissions information sessions. Email us at
ldsgero@usc.edu,
or give us a call at (213) 740-5156 for more information.
In this Section
Our School
Mission
History
What is Gerontology?
Our Field
Our Building
Our Impact
Finding your way around
We look forward to welcoming you to our community. Use the tools below to map your itinerary before you arrive.
USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology
3715 McClintock Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90089
(213) 740-5156
View an interactive map
Directions to the School
110 (Harbor Freeway) North
Take the Exposition Boulevard exit.
Go straight through the 37th Street light. Keep left.
Go under the freeway bridge and across Flower Street and Figueroa Street.
Turn right on Vermont Avenue.
Turn right at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6), at Vermont Avenue and 36th Place. When you arrive at the gate notify the attendant that you have a reservation under your name and they will provide you with a parking pass. The Downey Way Parking structure (formerly known as PSA) is immediately to your right after passing through the gate at 36th Place.
110 (Harbor/Pasadena Freeway) South
Take the Exposition Boulevard exit. Keep right.
Go across Flower Street and Figueroa Street.
Turn right on Vermont Avenue.
Turn right at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
10 (Santa Monica Freeway) East
Take the Vermont Avenue exit. Turn right at the light. Travel south on Vermont Avenue.
Turn left at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
10 (Santa Monica Freeway) West
Take the Vermont Avenue exit. Turn left at the light & travel south on Vermont Avenue.
Turn left at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
405 (San Diego Freeway) South or North
Transition to the 10 (Santa Monica Freeway) east heading toward Los Angeles.
Take the Vermont Avenue exit. Turn right at the light. Travel south on Vermont Avenue.
Turn left at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
101 (Hollywood/Ventura Freeway) South or North
Transition to the 110 (Harbor Freeway) south.
Take the Exposition Boulevard exit.
Go across Flower Street and Figueroa Street.
Turn right on Vermont Avenue.
Turn right at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
5 (Golden State/Santa Ana Freeway) South or North
Transition to the 10 west (Santa Monica Freeway ) and then to the 110 south (Harbor Freeway).
Note: An alternate route if you are north of downtown and driving south on the 5: Exit directly to the 110 south and take it through the downtown area to Exposition Boulevard which is just south of downtown.
Take the Exposition Boulevard exit.
Go across Flower Street and Figueroa Street.
Turn right on Vermont Avenue.
Turn right at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX)
Take the 105 (Century Freeway) east.
Transition to the 110 (Harbor Freeway) north.
Take the Exposition Boulevard exit.
Go straight through the 37th Street light. Keep left.
Go under the freeway bridge and across Flower Street and Figueroa Street.
Turn right on Vermont Avenue.
Turn right at 36th Place/Downey Way and enter USC at Downey Way Entrance (formerly Gate 6).
Obtain a parking pass at the parking kiosk and park in Downey Way Parking Structure (formerly Parking Structure A (PSA)).
Visit Us
Leonard Davis School of Gerontology
3715 McClintock Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90089
Privacy Notice
Notice of Non-Discrimination
Digital Accessibility
Contact Us
(213)740-5156
ldsgero@usc.edu
Support Us
How to Give
ABOUT
Our School
History
What is Gerontology?
Our Expertise
Faculty & Staff Portal
Contact Us
NEWS
Newsroom
Honors and Awards
Publications
Resources for Journalists
Aging is Happening Newsletter
PROGRAMS
Undergraduate Programs
Master’s Programs
Certificate Programs
PhD Programs
Professional Education
CONNECT
TikTok
Twitter / X
YouTube
Podcast
© 2026 USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology.
Close Menu
About
About Us
Our mission to promote healthy aging for all people, communities and societies is more vital than ever.
Our School
Overview
History
Leadership
Partnerships
Honors and Awards
Cultural Affairs
Board of Councilors
Our Field
Overview
What is Gerontology?
Gerontology Careers
Our Gerontology Expertise
Our Impact
Our Building
Overview
Andrus Gerontology Center
Sophie Davis Art Gallery
Facilities
School Resources
Administrative Staff
Gerontology Directory
Employee Resources
Faculty & Staff Portal
Jobs at USC Leonard Davis
Contact Us
Admission
Admission
Our students come from around the world and from many walks of life, and they’re all here for unique, important reasons.
Overview
Undergraduate Applicants
Master’s Applicants
PhD Applicants
Graduate Certificate Applicants
Doctorate of Longevity Arts and Sciences Applicants
International Applicants
Online Education
Resources
Request Information
How to Apply
Newly Admitted
Tuition and Financial Aid
Frequently Asked Questions
Office Hours
Academics
Academics
At the USC Leonard Davis School, you can earn an undergraduate gerontology degree, an accelerated five-year undergraduate or graduate degree program, a doctoral degree, or a minor in aging.
Undergraduate Programs
Human Development and Aging (BS)
Lifespan Health (BS)
Minor in Gerontology: Individuals, Societies, and Aging
Minor in Gerontology: Science, Health, and Aging
Minor in Geroscience
Master’s Programs
Aging Services Management (MA)
Applied Technology and Aging (MS)
Gerontology (MS)
Gerontology (MA)
Long Term Care Administration (MA)
Medical Gerontology (MA)
Senior Living Hospitality (MA)
Aging Biology (MS)
Specialized Master’s Programs
–
Master’s Programs in Nutrition
Foodservice Management and Dietetics (MA)
Nutrition, Healthspan and Longevity (MS)
Lifespan, Nutrition and Dietetics (MS)
Nutritional Science (MS)
Additional Programs
Graduate Certificate in Gerontology
Doctorate of Longevity Arts and Sciences
Professional Education
–
PhD Programs
PhD in Gerontology
PhD in Geroscience
Academic Resources
Academic Advisement
Career Development
Advisement FAQs
Online Education
Students
Students
Students of the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology share a deep compassion, an inspiring enthusiasm and a vision of an improved quality of life for older adults.
Overview
Undergraduate and Graduate Students
PhD Students
Internships
MSNHL Supervised Practice
Research Opportunities
Academic Conduct
Student Life
Student Organizations
Study Abroad
Alumni Stories
Career Development
Finding Support
Student Resources
Resources Overview
Student Handbooks
Course Catalogue
Schedule of Classes
Academic Calendar
USC Student Affairs
USC Student Health Center
Faculty
Research
Research Overview
Institutes and Centers
Projects and Initiatives
Cores
Multidisciplinary Colloquium Series
Research Opportunities
Research Funding Awards
Research Events
News & Events
News
Event Calendar
Podcast
Publications
Resources for Journalists
Stay Connected
Social Media
Videos
Alumni
Stay Connected
USC FightOnline
Alumni Stories
Support the USC Leonard Davis School
Giving
Giving Overview
Why Give
How to Give
Giving Priorities
Join the Dean’s Circle
Contact the Development Office
More
Jobs at USC Leonard Davis
Faculty & Staff Portal
Vitality Magazine
youtube
rss
spotify
tiktok