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Campus 880

Campus 880

(41 reviews)

Excellent hotdogs very good. I love the chips and drink option. Really not cheapinh out on us.read more

I lived in a Skyloft at 880 for six months, and during those six months my roommates and I were…read moresubjected to countless issues ranging from maintenance to violence. The management team at St. George is abismal. Christopher, the property manager, is unreliable, unresponsive, and unprofessional. During our time there we had collectively sent a multitude of emails that had never received responses. Emails regarding maintenance problems, a violent and unpredictable housemate, move out inquiries, etc. It's my impression that Christopher either does not believe that problems are occurring for his tenants, or he simply does not have the capacity to care. However, he still has the audacity to send an email asking for residents to submit a positive review upon move out. Very unfortunate. One of the things you'll come to learn if you do decide to live at Campus 880 is the fact that any person can become your roommate if you do not already have one. This happened to me, and luckily the guy who moved into my room was friendly and focused on school. Whereas the other person who moved in had a criminal record, proceeded to assault me in our apartment, constantly harass other housemates and friends regarding race and sexuality, and created a myriad of other problems. When we initially attempted to reach out to St. George they returned and claimed there was nothing to be done, and that we were basically stuck with him. However, after I had informed St. George that I had filed a police report against that housemate, they then decided that they would move the problematic individual to a different unit, allowing him to continue to live on the property. My review is heavily biased based upon the very negative circumstances I endured throughout my time living at 880. Regardless, that doesn't change the fact that St. George did not take care of me as a tenant. I would not recommend living here.

Santa Catalina Hall

Santa Catalina Hall

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Santa Catalina is a residence hall outside of campus. It's the largest residence hall, housing 1300…read moreundergraduates. A third of the freshmen class live here. Santa Catalina is divided into North Tower and South Tower, 11 floors and 10 floors respectively. The learning living communities here are First Generation, Outdoor Adventure, Scholars Floor, the Wellness Floor, and the Substance-Free Floor. It was originally called Francisco Torres, nicknamed FT. The named has been changed almost decade ago, but it is still called FT by everyone.   The rooms are doubles and suite style. Two rooms share one bathroom, verses a whole floor sharing one bathroom. The rooms are a little bigger than the other dorms. Like the rest of the dorms, there's study lounges, kitchenettes, laundry rooms, and a recreation room. Since it's off campus, FT has its own Dining Commons, Portola. Food isn't the best at Portola, it's the definition of bad dorm food. However, there's a pool and fitness center on site. If you live on a high floor, you can get a view of the mountains, oceans, or Isla Vista. The main concern living here is the distance to class. It's more than a mile away, around a ten minute bike ride. There are buses you can take, but it gets crowded on rainy days. If you're on a top floor, it could be more of a hassle to go in and out. The distance to Isla Vista is similar to the on campus Chi-5 dorms. FT is also considered a social dorm, comparable to Anacapa. Compared to the rest of the residence halls, you'll probably meet a lot more people because of the high density of freshmen here.

Santa Ynez Student Housing - university_housing - Updated October 2026

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