California Colleges

Table 1 The Campuses We Reviewed Offer a Variety of Housing Assistance for Students in Need ASSISTANCE TYPE DESCRIPTION ALCU OGEID NAS CU ZURC ATNAS CU ETATS ONSERF ETATS LAC NOTRELLUF OCSICNARF NAS ETATS NACIREMA EGELLOC REVIR YELLAV APAN EGELLOC TSAOC EGNARO EGELLOC CALIFORNIA STATE AUDITOR October 2025 | Report 2024-111 Emergency Designated beds located in Campus Housing campus‑operated housing facilities to       provide students experiencing housing insecurity with short‑term housing. Emergency Agreements with off‑campus housing Off‑Campus Housing facilities that are not owned or operated by campuses, such as hotels      and apartment complexes, to provide short‑term housing to students experiencing housing insecurity. Emergency Grants Funding that is available to eligible students who are facing a sudden,         unexpected emergency that threatens their ability to continue their education. Short‑Term Loans available to assist eligible Emergency Loans students who are experiencing       unanticipated expenses, such as increased housing costs. Referrals to CBOs Additional support offered by local CBOs for students who are experiencing          housing insecurity and can, in some cases, support students if campuses lack the resources to assist. Housing Assistance Campuses offer financial assistance or Subsidy to pay for a portion of a student’s existing housing costs—such as rent      and utilities, eviction assistance, or security deposit assistance—as long as the student continues to meet certain requirements. Case Management Campus staff offer support intervention, Support consultation, crisis management, or          education directly to students to address issues including housing insecurity. Source: Publicly available information on the respective campuses’ websites, basic needs policies and procedures, and interviews with campus staff.