All Single Rooms
Allowing privacy and a place to recharge, these single-occupancy rooms include openable windows, a bed, under-bed storage, mini-fridge, wardrobe, desk and chair.  Click Here to explore more about the room.   push pins? tape? electric kettles? other small appliances?
 

Accessibility

Our student housing was designed with an approach that considers the varied abilities of all users with a focus on equitable, flexible, and maneuverable spaces. Several rooms have full mobility clearance. There are multiple communication features and a variety of bathroom types and locations.

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Convenience and Community

• Newly built, fully furnished housing for up to 40 people

• 40 single rooms

• Shared kitchens, bathrooms, study spaces, and common areas

• Secure access via ID card and codes

• Designed to foster community and connections with fellow students

• Price includes all utilities and amenities (electricity, water, trash/recycling, and Wi-Fi)

• Price includes laundry (laundry room on each floor)

• Price includes access to bicycle storage.  Parking is available through SDSU

• Across from campus, San Diego Transit, Trader Joe's, restaurants, and more. 

• On-site support from professional and student staff

Communal Kitchen and Dining
The House is equipped with a communal kitchen with dining on each floor where we host community meals each Wednesday and Sunday. Each kitchen has two refrigerator/freezers and a microwave, stove, oven, and sink. You will have access to a set of communal pots and pans; you may choose to bring additional items to cook with. You can use the kitchens 24 hours a day. Space in the communal refrigerator/freezers is limited, so if you plan on buying bulk items or keeping a lot of perishable food on hand. There is a mini-fridge in your room.

Restrooms and Shower Facilities

The House has communal restrooms and communal shower rooms on each floor. Each is its own individual room with a secure door that locks. These rooms are typically well kept and cleaned regularly by our custodial team. There are restrooms and shower rooms designated for men, women, and all genders. Hand soap and paper towels are provided in handwashing areas.​

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Common Areas

Outside of your room, The House has communal study rooms on each floor. These are available for use on a first-come, first-served basis. You can also study at the tables in the lounges. There is a small instructional area on each floor with whiteboards and a TV (for HDMI setup). Additionally, if you want to study outdoors, we have plenty of patio furniture in the Coffee House on the ground floor.

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Recycling and Composting

Recycling and garbage bins are located in every residential room as well as in each of our trash rooms. There are also two large garbage and recycling bins in the kitchen areas. 

Composting

Compost bins are located in the kitchens. As a rule, any solid organic debris can be composted. This includes things like fruit peels, vegetable scraps, egg shells, sawdust, fallen leaves, and paper. Do not compost liquids, metal, glass, plastic, or items that contain chemicals or pesticides.

On-Site Laundry
Stocked with state of the art, industrial washers and dryers, The House offers laundry facilities for all your washing needs, day and night.
 

Recommended Items

While much is included in student housing, you’ll need to bring the following personal items or purchase them when you arrive in San Diego:

• Bed linens (standard twin sized), blankets, and pillows

• Mattress pad/mattress cover

• Bath towels

• Shower shoes

• Silverware and dishes

• Kitchen utensils

• Laundry detergent

• Dish soap

• Flashlight

• Sponges

• Personal toiletries

• School supplies

• Desk lamp

• Blackout curtains if you’re sensitive to outside light when you sleep

• Tension rod (if you need blackout curtains)

• Swiffer WetJet pads if you plan on using the communal Swiffer

 

Communal Use Items

As a resident of Agape, you have free access to our communal items. Please be sure to return items when you’re done so others can use them. 

Residents can use the following: 

• Mop and bucket (located in storage rooms)

• Vacuums  (located in storage rooms)

• Swiffer WetJets (located in storage rooms)

• One set of pots, pans, and cooking utensils (under the sink in the first-floor kitchen; in the labeled cupboard in the second-floor kitchen)

• Oven mitts

• Brooms and dustpans (located in storage rooms)

• Toilet plungers (located in storage rooms)

• Earplugs (request from your RA)

• Toilet paper

• Hand soap

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How to Receive Mail

Please use the following format when addressing your mail: 

First Name, Last Name
5863 Hardy Avenue, ADD YOUR Room Number
San Diego, CA 92115

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Pricing and Contract Dates

2026-2027 Academic Year

Move in with Agape • August 8, 2026

Agape Week • August 10-15

SDSU Welcome Week • August 17-22

Classes Begin August 24

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Semester

• $••••• single room assignment

School Year (August 8 - May 15, 2026)

• $••••• single room assignment

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*Fall 2026 housing application for new students opens March 1, 2025.

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Applying For Housing

Housing is awarded through an application process and is not guaranteed. Agape offers students both semester, nine-month (academic year), and 12-month contracts.  Placement in future semesters is not guaranteed. Housing with Agape is still available and applications will remain open until all spaces are filled. If a student is offered a space, in order to secure and finalize the assignment, they must review and sign the housing contract, and meet all deadlines, including a deposit towards the room cost.

Only confirmed, full-time 2025-2026 academic year SDSU students are eligible for housing. Returning residents will receive housing selection priority. Fall 2026 housing application for new students opens March 15, 2026.

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Hall Staff

Our resident assistants and community assistants are here to help after business hours and on weekends. To contact them, call our Support Staff on duty phone at (619) 555-1212. They have a variety of responsibilities, including conducting safety and maintenance inspections, serving out a duty rotation, community building, and hosting programs.