Student Housing - Woodbury University
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Student Housing
Woodbury University provides student housing options that fit a variety of budgets and living preferences, including two on-campus residence halls – North Hall and South Hall.
North Hall
North Hall
North Hall is a three-story, air-conditioned student residence hall separated into 11 community sections. Each section houses up to 15 students, who share a community kitchen and bathroom. North Hall also has a common central lounge, drink and snack machines, and laundry facilities.
North Hall Virtual Tour
Exterior:
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF THE NORTH HALL EXTERIOR
View a North Hall - Single Room
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF A NORTH HALL SINGLE ROOM
View a North Hall - Double Room
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF A NORTH HALL DOUBLE ROOM
View a North Hall - Triple Room
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF A NORTH HALL TRIPLE ROOM
South Hall
South Hall
South Hall is a traditional single-story, coed student residence built around a courtyard in the center of the campus. Rooms are not air-conditioned but are equipped with ceiling fans. Separate community bathrooms are conveniently located in the male and female hallways. South Hall is equipped with laundry facilities, drink and snack machines, and a common kitchen. South Hall is also home to the Fitness Center.
South Hall Virtual Tour
Exterior:
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF SOUTH HALL
View a South Hall - Single
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF A SOUTH HALL SINGLE ROOM
View a South Hall - Quad
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF A SOUTH HALL QUAD ROOM
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Why should you live on campus?
Create your home away from home while you complete your degree. Research shows that students who live on campus have higher GPAs and are more likely to graduate. On-campus housing means that students are just steps away from everything that they need, including:
Classes and studios
Woody’s Café
University library
Computer labs
Staff and faculty offices
Academic support services
Associated Students of Woodbury University events and programming
Basketball courts
Fitness center
Pool
Applying for Housing
Here’s what you need to know to apply for housing at Woodbury.
Housing Rates
Assignment to a preferred building or room is contingent upon availability and is NOT GUARANTEED. If desired space is not available, the student will be assigned any available space. Contracts are not terminated if desired space or style is unavailable. Requests for roommates should be submitted simultaneously by all parties and is not guaranteed.
Housing Deadlines
Fall 2026 Housing Deadlines
New Students
Application available – April 2026
Priority deadline – May 20
th
at 9:00 AM PDT or when applications reach capacity.
New students will be notified by email of any housing updates. An email will be sent from Woodbury Housing when an assignment has been made by June 1
st
.
For all housing-related questions, please email us
at
[email protected]
Housing Criteria
Fall 2026 Housing Assignment Priority
Housing assignment will be made based on the following priority:
New Students
Out-of-state freshman
International freshman
In-state freshman students outside of a 20-mile radius
Transfer students outside of a 20-mile radius
All other new students, based on the date the application was received
Returning Students
International students
Out of state
In-state outside of a 20-mile radius
In-state within a 20-mile radius
Students not falling into any of the above categories
Spring 2027 Housing Assignment Priority
Assignments will be made based on the date the application was received. Due to limited room availability, room type preferences are NOT guaranteed.
Housing Contract Policies
The up to date housing contract is available here:
Housing contract policy
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about housing at Woodbury.
When will I know if I receive housing?
Upon submitting your housing application, please allow up to three business days for housing staff to process the application. Students will then receive an email from
[email protected]
regarding the status of their application.
Students who apply during the priority period will be informed of their housing status in early May.
How do I complete a housing application?
New Residents
The new resident housing application can be found
here
.
Fill out the application entirely and be sure to click “Submit” to complete the application.
Is there an application fee or deposit for housing?
New students will pay a $250 deposit upon assignment for the Academic Year. There is no application fee to apply for housing for the 2025-2026 Academic Year.
I didn’t receive on-campus housing. What do I do now?
Visit our
off-campus housing page
for information and resources on local housing.
For additional help searching for off campus housing options and/ or roommates, email
[email protected]
You may also wish to contact your financial aid counselor to see if you can receive a revised financial aid package.
Can students bring their own furniture? What should they bring?
All furniture is provided by Woodbury and may not be removed from the room. If you have questions regarding what items to bring to campus, meal plans, or more, please contact
[email protected]
Some suggested items to bring with you
Non-Halogen Lamp
Dry Erase Board
Toiletries
Laundry Supplies (check specifics for your assigned residence hall here)
Hangers
Bed Linens and Pillows
Towels / Washcloths
Personal Items
Hand Vacuum
First Aid Supplies / Medications
Stationary Supplies
Alarm Clock
Coffee Mug / Cups
Heavy Duty Extension Cord (UL approved not rated less than 125 volts / 15 amps)
Wastebasket
Refrigerator (maximum of 3 cubic feet, 1.5 amps max, only one permitted per room)
Cell Phone
The following items are supplied in all residence hall rooms
Bed frame/mattress
Desk
Desk chair
Dresser
Closet or wardrobe
Please note that all furniture provided must remain in the room. Storage is not available for bed frames, mattresses, etc.
Items to leave at home (because they are prohibited in the residence halls)
Candles, incense, and oil burners
Electrical appliances with heating elements or high energy consumption, such as microwaves, air fryers, hot plates, electric coffee pots, immersion heaters, popcorn poppers, crock pots, electrical heaters, electric frying pans, electric woks, stoves, toaster ovens, air conditioners, torchiere style halogen lamps, ultra-violet sun lamps or any other appliance which uses over 800 watts of electricity (with the exception of hairdryers), and/or any appliance that does not meet current UL specifications.
Refrigerators over 3 cubic feet
Extension cords longer than 10 feet
Any type of upholstered furniture not provided by the University which do not meet Fire Code CAL 133 or CAL 117 are prohibited. Each piece must be suitably labeled and written notice of compliance is required.
Pets, other than fish, are prohibited. Fish must be kept in aquariums 20 gallons or smaller.
What if I have a disability that requires an accommodation?
All housing accommodation requests are approved through the
Office of Disabilities and Accessibility Services (ODAS).
Please contact them at
[email protected]
.
What immunizations are required to live on campus?
The 2025-2026 Housing Student and International Student Immunization Policy & FAQ are linked below:
Immunization Requirements
How do I cancel my on campus housing?
Residence Life allows individuals who wish to cancel their contract the ability to submit a petition for termination. The petition is reviewed on the 15th of each month and can take up to thirty days for a decision.
Petition to cancel housing contract
What are the move-in dates?
Fall 2026:
The first Friday before classes start,
Residence halls open to
freshman students
at 8:00 am until 4:00 pm.
The first Saturday before classes start:
Residence halls open to
returning students
at 9:00 am until 4:00pm.
Residence halls open to
all
students at 9:00 am until 4:00 pm.
Moving in outside of the specified hours may result in a $50.00 fee
Additional move-in information will be sent out when a student has a confirmed bed assignment.
How will on campus residents receive or send mail/packages?
Residents will use the following address:
Student First Name, Student Last Name
7500 N. Glenoaks Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91504
During weekday business hours, all mail and packages can be picked up in Central Services, located in the Whitten Center.
Who do I contact if I am having internet/Wi-Fi issues or can’t connect?
Please email the IT help desk for any Wi-Fi related issues at
[email protected]
.
I’m a returning student. Why can’t I indicate my room preferences on the housing application?
Returning students with a confirmed bed space will be able to select their own specific rooms during the summer. Please continue to check your Woodbury email for updates and further instructions.
When are Spring 2027 housing applications available?
Spring 2027 applications will be made available in November 2026. Room type and availability may be limited. Room type preferences are NOT guaranteed.
Off-Campus Housing
These are a few resources for students searching for accommodations in Burbank and the surrounding community near Woodbury University.
Please note that Woodbury is offering this information for the benefit of our students and their families and does not specifically endorse any individual resource.
Housing search websites
Abodo
Apartments.com
Apartment Finder
Apartment Guide
Apartment List
Avalon Communities
Hotpads
MyNewPlace
Point2Homes
Rent.com
Trulia
Westside Rentals
Zillow
Zumper
Apartment and Renting Resources
How to avoid mistakes when looking for off-campus housing (via Apartment Guide)
Renters Insurance 101
Best Cheap Renters Insurance in California for 2024
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Living
Safety & Security
Student Experience
Dining
Student Housing
Student Services
URReading
Therapy Services
Sustainability on Campus
Student Success Initiatives
The CARE Team
Academic Support
Health and Wellness
Services for Students with Disabilities
Career Services
International Students
Academic Advising
Catalog
Los Angeles Times Library
Academic Calendar
International Students
Merch Store
Now accepting
Fall 2026
applications!
Students
Academic Calendars
Associated Students
Bookstore
Catalog
Complaint Resolution Process
Health & Wellness
International Students
The Los Angeles Times Library
Making Complex Reservation-LA
Math, Science & Subject Tutoring Center
Merch Store
Canvas
Commencement 2026
Order Transcripts
Parking Permits
Portal
Self-Service
Student Handbook
Student Job Board
Syllabus Library
Woody's Info
Writing Center
Faculty/Staff
Academic Calendars
Bookstore
Catalog
The Los Angeles Times Library
Merch Store
Canvas
Portal
Self-Service
Syllabus Library
Woody's Info
News & Events
Latest News
Upcoming Events
Parents & Families
Frequently Asked Questions
Student Housing
Woodbury University provides student housing options that fit a variety of budgets and living preferences, including two on-campus residence halls – North Hall and South Hall.
North Hall
North Hall
North Hall is a three-story, air-conditioned student residence hall separated into 11 community sections. Each section houses up to 15 students, who share a community kitchen and bathroom. North Hall also has a common central lounge, drink and snack machines, and laundry facilities.
North Hall Virtual Tour
Exterior:
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF THE NORTH HALL EXTERIOR
View a North Hall - Single Room
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF A NORTH HALL SINGLE ROOM
View a North Hall - Double Room
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF A NORTH HALL DOUBLE ROOM
View a North Hall - Triple Room
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF A NORTH HALL TRIPLE ROOM
South Hall
South Hall
South Hall is a traditional single-story, coed student residence built around a courtyard in the center of the campus. Rooms are not air-conditioned but are equipped with ceiling fans. Separate community bathrooms are conveniently located in the male and female hallways. South Hall is equipped with laundry facilities, drink and snack machines, and a common kitchen. South Hall is also home to the Fitness Center.
South Hall Virtual Tour
Exterior:
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF SOUTH HALL
View a South Hall - Single
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF A SOUTH HALL SINGLE ROOM
View a South Hall - Quad
GET A 360-DEGREE VIEW OF A SOUTH HALL QUAD ROOM
on_campus_quad_032423_479 (1)
Why should you live on campus?
Create your home away from home while you complete your degree. Research shows that students who live on campus have higher GPAs and are more likely to graduate. On-campus housing means that students are just steps away from everything that they need, including:
Classes and studios
Woody’s Café
University library
Computer labs
Staff and faculty offices
Academic support services
Associated Students of Woodbury University events and programming
Basketball courts
Fitness center
Pool
Applying for Housing
Here’s what you need to know to apply for housing at Woodbury.
Housing Rates
Assignment to a preferred building or room is contingent upon availability and is NOT GUARANTEED. If desired space is not available, the student will be assigned any available space. Contracts are not terminated if desired space or style is unavailable. Requests for roommates should be submitted simultaneously by all parties and is not guaranteed.
Housing Deadlines
Fall 2026 Housing Deadlines
New Students
Application available – April 2026
Priority deadline – May 20
th
at 9:00 AM PDT or when applications reach capacity.
New students will be notified by email of any housing updates. An email will be sent from Woodbury Housing when an assignment has been made by June 1
st
.
For all housing-related questions, please email us
at
[email protected]
Housing Criteria
Fall 2026 Housing Assignment Priority
Housing assignment will be made based on the following priority:
New Students
Out-of-state freshman
International freshman
In-state freshman students outside of a 20-mile radius
Transfer students outside of a 20-mile radius
All other new students, based on the date the application was received
Returning Students
International students
Out of state
In-state outside of a 20-mile radius
In-state within a 20-mile radius
Students not falling into any of the above categories
Spring 2027 Housing Assignment Priority
Assignments will be made based on the date the application was received. Due to limited room availability, room type preferences are NOT guaranteed.
Housing Contract Policies
The up to date housing contract is available here:
Housing contract policy
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to some frequently asked questions about housing at Woodbury.
When will I know if I receive housing?
Upon submitting your housing application, please allow up to three business days for housing staff to process the application. Students will then receive an email from
[email protected]
regarding the status of their application.
Students who apply during the priority period will be informed of their housing status in early May.
How do I complete a housing application?
New Residents
The new resident housing application can be found
here
.
Fill out the application entirely and be sure to click “Submit” to complete the application.
Is there an application fee or deposit for housing?
New students will pay a $250 deposit upon assignment for the Academic Year. There is no application fee to apply for housing for the 2025-2026 Academic Year.
I didn’t receive on-campus housing. What do I do now?
Visit our
off-campus housing page
for information and resources on local housing.
For additional help searching for off campus housing options and/ or roommates, email
[email protected]
You may also wish to contact your financial aid counselor to see if you can receive a revised financial aid package.
Can students bring their own furniture? What should they bring?
All furniture is provided by Woodbury and may not be removed from the room. If you have questions regarding what items to bring to campus, meal plans, or more, please contact
[email protected]
Some suggested items to bring with you
Non-Halogen Lamp
Dry Erase Board
Toiletries
Laundry Supplies (check specifics for your assigned residence hall here)
Hangers
Bed Linens and Pillows
Towels / Washcloths
Personal Items
Hand Vacuum
First Aid Supplies / Medications
Stationary Supplies
Alarm Clock
Coffee Mug / Cups
Heavy Duty Extension Cord (UL approved not rated less than 125 volts / 15 amps)
Wastebasket
Refrigerator (maximum of 3 cubic feet, 1.5 amps max, only one permitted per room)
Cell Phone
The following items are supplied in all residence hall rooms
Bed frame/mattress
Desk
Desk chair
Dresser
Closet or wardrobe
Please note that all furniture provided must remain in the room. Storage is not available for bed frames, mattresses, etc.
Items to leave at home (because they are prohibited in the residence halls)
Candles, incense, and oil burners
Electrical appliances with heating elements or high energy consumption, such as microwaves, air fryers, hot plates, electric coffee pots, immersion heaters, popcorn poppers, crock pots, electrical heaters, electric frying pans, electric woks, stoves, toaster ovens, air conditioners, torchiere style halogen lamps, ultra-violet sun lamps or any other appliance which uses over 800 watts of electricity (with the exception of hairdryers), and/or any appliance that does not meet current UL specifications.
Refrigerators over 3 cubic feet
Extension cords longer than 10 feet
Any type of upholstered furniture not provided by the University which do not meet Fire Code CAL 133 or CAL 117 are prohibited. Each piece must be suitably labeled and written notice of compliance is required.
Pets, other than fish, are prohibited. Fish must be kept in aquariums 20 gallons or smaller.
What if I have a disability that requires an accommodation?
All housing accommodation requests are approved through the
Office of Disabilities and Accessibility Services (ODAS).
Please contact them at
[email protected]
.
What immunizations are required to live on campus?
The 2025-2026 Housing Student and International Student Immunization Policy & FAQ are linked below:
Immunization Requirements
How do I cancel my on campus housing?
Residence Life allows individuals who wish to cancel their contract the ability to submit a petition for termination. The petition is reviewed on the 15th of each month and can take up to thirty days for a decision.
Petition to cancel housing contract
What are the move-in dates?
Fall 2026:
The first Friday before classes start,
Residence halls open to
freshman students
at 8:00 am until 4:00 pm.
The first Saturday before classes start:
Residence halls open to
returning students
at 9:00 am until 4:00pm.
Residence halls open to
all
students at 9:00 am until 4:00 pm.
Moving in outside of the specified hours may result in a $50.00 fee
Additional move-in information will be sent out when a student has a confirmed bed assignment.
How will on campus residents receive or send mail/packages?
Residents will use the following address:
Student First Name, Student Last Name
7500 N. Glenoaks Blvd.
Burbank, CA 91504
During weekday business hours, all mail and packages can be picked up in Central Services, located in the Whitten Center.
Who do I contact if I am having internet/Wi-Fi issues or can’t connect?
Please email the IT help desk for any Wi-Fi related issues at
[email protected]
.
I’m a returning student. Why can’t I indicate my room preferences on the housing application?
Returning students with a confirmed bed space will be able to select their own specific rooms during the summer. Please continue to check your Woodbury email for updates and further instructions.
When are Spring 2027 housing applications available?
Spring 2027 applications will be made available in November 2026. Room type and availability may be limited. Room type preferences are NOT guaranteed.
Off-Campus Housing
These are a few resources for students searching for accommodations in Burbank and the surrounding community near Woodbury University.
Please note that Woodbury is offering this information for the benefit of our students and their families and does not specifically endorse any individual resource.
Housing search websites
Abodo
Apartments.com
Apartment Finder
Apartment Guide
Apartment List
Avalon Communities
Hotpads
MyNewPlace
Point2Homes
Rent.com
Trulia
Westside Rentals
Zillow
Zumper
Apartment and Renting Resources
How to avoid mistakes when looking for off-campus housing (via Apartment Guide)
Renters Insurance 101
Best Cheap Renters Insurance in California for 2024
Student Life
Living
Safety & Security
Student Experience
Dining
Student Housing
Student Services
URReading
Therapy Services
Sustainability on Campus
Student Success Initiatives
The CARE Team
Academic Support
Health and Wellness
Services for Students with Disabilities
Career Services
International Students
Academic Advising
Catalog
Los Angeles Times Library
Academic Calendar
International Students
Merch Store
Now accepting
Fall 2026
applications!