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Upperclassmen Housing isn't Lame Like You'd Think it'd Be

You would think being a junior or a senior and living on campus would be a terrible thing, but it really is the most convenient option. Loyola Village is one option for upperclassmen housing at USF. It's right near campus, very spacious and comfortable, has apartments with as many as 3 bedrooms. Many students live on Anza Street too, the street where Loyola Village is located, so the street itself can be very social. It's expensive to live in Loyola Village, though the cost includes utilities, and when the winter comes along, you'll be glad to have heat!

It's Located in the Heart of One of the Best Cities in the Country

USF is located in the heart of San Francisco, a very vibrant, happening city with tons of fun things to do. While on campus, one has the privilege to see a wide variety of views of the city, from the Golden Gate Bridge, Downtown SF, to the hills of San Francisco. There are many different clubs one can take part in and become more social. The Greek life on campus isn't very popular since there are very few national chapters, however it will probably grow with time. USF also offers many study abroad programs that I think everyone should take advantage of, as my biggest regret in my time here at USF was not participating in a study abroad program.