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University of Southern California off-campus housing
USC's University Park campus south of Downtown LA. The most international private US university by raw count — heavily Chinese.
~25% international students · Top nationalities: China, India, South Korea
Best neighborhoods for USC students
USC Village
USC Village is the modern apartment district built around USC's main campus. Heavy Chinese international student concentration.
$1,700 – $4,500/mo
Downtown LA
Downtown LA (Arts District, South Park) is a 10-minute drive or Expo Line ride to USC — modern high-rises, vibrant scene.
$1,900 – $5,200/mo
Koreatown
Koreatown is the most affordable central LA option — Metro D + B Line access, huge Korean grocery + restaurant scene.
$1,500 – $3,500/mo
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Frequently asked questions
Where do most USC international students live off-campus?
Most international students live in USC Village, Downtown LA, Koreatown, all within a short commute of USC.
Does USC have on-campus housing for grad students?
USC offers limited on-campus housing for graduate students, with most international students moving off-campus. Off-campus is usually more flexible and often cheaper.
Can I get an apartment without US credit history near USC?
Yes. Many landlords near USC accept international students with proof of program admission, and we partner with guarantor services for the rest.