About housing

Loma Linda University offers residential housing for students in Lindsay Hall and Daniells Residence Complex. We are committed to providing affordable housing and programming that reflects our school motto, "To Make Man Whole." Both halls are on campus and within walking distance of most resources, such as the library, laboratory facilities, the bookstore, exercise facilities (Drayson Center), dental and medical facilities, and classrooms.

Students under the age of 21 years who are in undergraduate programs, such as nursing, dental hygiene, or allied health professional curricula, are required to live on campus, unless they are married or living with their parents. A student who desires to live off campus, but who does not meet the necessary qualifications, must file a petition with the dean of student affairs. This should be done well in advance of registration to allow the student adequate time to plan. For a petition form, stop by the office of student affairs or call (909) 558-4510.

On-campus housing

Kate Lindsay Hall and A.G. Daniells Residence

Daniells Residence (Apply)

A.G. Daniells Residence for men and women (women must be 21 or older) is located in the center of the campus with easy access to all campus areas. Telephone: (909) 558-4562; Fax: (909) 558-0220; Email: drcinfo@llu.edu; Rent per 12-week quarter varies according to accommodations. The various options are as follows: Double room in a 2-bedroom apartment is $895/qrt. Single room in a 2-bedroom apartment is $1,390/qrt. Studio apartment is $1,800/qrt. One-bedroom apartment is $2,100/qrt. Studio apartment in the new East Building is $2,100/qrt. Deluxe studio in the new East Building is $2,400/qrt. New residents move into double room accommodations and once living in the complex may request to be placed on the waiting list for the other options. Deposit: $200 (refundable: $150; non-refundable processing fee: $50)

• 52 two-bedroom apartments
• 10 one-bedroom apartments
• 14  studio apartments
• 11  four-bedroom, two-bathroom apartments
• Fully furnished
• Local phone service and voicemail ( at no charge)
• T-1 Internet service (at no charge)
• Central heating and air conditioning
• Laundry room
• Recreation room
• Weight room
• Lounge area with TV
• Social, spiritual, and physical programming

Guest apartment: Daniells has one two-bedroom apartment for nightly rentals. It is fully furnished. One bedroom has a queen bed and the second has two twins. The charges are $50 per night for one person, $60 for two, and $70 for three. The guest apartment can only be reserved seven days prior to the needed date. Long-term advanced reservations cannot be made.

Apply to Daniell's Hall

Lindsay Hall (Apply)

Kate Lindsay Hall for Undergraduate and Graduate Women is located at the northern edge of the campus with easy access to all campus areas. Telephone: (909) 558-4561; Fax: (909) 558-0461; Email: klhinfo@llu.edu; Rent per 12-week quarter: $1,110 single / $840 double / $755 modified double; Deposit: $140
(refundable: $110; non-refundable processing fee: $30)

• Double, single, or modified double occupancy rooms for 240 women
• Furnished with beds, dressers, and desks
• Local phone service and voicemail (at no charge)
• Internet source (no monthly fee)
• Cable TV jack (one per room, no fee)
• Air conditioning/heating
• Computer/group study rooms
• Sun deck
• Kitchenettes and laundry facilities
• Lounge areas/TV rooms
• Fitness room
• Multi-purpose lounge
• Outside patios and courtyard
• Social and spiritual programming

Apply to Lindsay Hall

Off-campus housing

Additional housing for students is available through our LLU foundation rental office, 24873 Taylor Street, (909) 558-4374 and on our apartment communities (PDF) page. These homes and apartments are usually located within just a few blocks off campus for your convenience. The following are other suggestions for procuring housing in the Loma Linda area:

1. The Trading Post - a small sheet of classified ads distributed weekly by the University relations office.

2. Loma Linda Market - The bulletin board inside the main entrance is a central location for placing advertisements.

3. The Advertiser (known as the "The Green Sheet") - a weekly advertising sheet containing classified ads available in local markets.

4. Office of student affairs housing bulletin board located in the student services center, 11139 Anderson Street.