Living Off Campus

Being a Seawolf

Whether attending Sonoma State University for the first time or moving off campus after living in the Residential Community, being involved in campus life is an important aspect to your college experience. Students connect to the University in many ways, such as: 

• Campus employment gives students the opportunity to gain experience and connect with the campus community, full-time professionals, and other students. Learn more about job opportunities on Handshake.

• Sports Clubs allow students to connect with peers and enjoy playing sports together.

• Participating in Fraternity & Sorority Life helps students give back to philanthropic organizations, take on leadership roles, and make friendships to last a lifetime. 

• Joining a club or organization through Student Involvement allows students to meet others and develop a closer tie to the community at Sonoma State University.

• Developing study groups with others holds students accountable and gives them the chance to meet others in the same major or classes.

• Leadership opportunities are available to students through various forms: clubs and organizations, Greek life, Student Government, and more!

• Studying, eating, or hanging out on campus

  • Exercising at the Campus Recreation Center 

  • Visiting the Schulz Information Center for academic needs 

  • Exploring the Student Center for ways to get involved

Notice

Residential Education & Campus Housing has not inspected or approved any off-campus listing, nor has it screened or approved prospective tenants. Before entering into a rental agreement and making or accepting payments, we strongly recommend that both parties, the landlord and tenant, meet each other, inspect the property, and exercise due diligence prior to entering into a rental agreement.