We Make Education Possible
By providing students with an affordable place to live and thrive in a nonprofit, student-led
cooperative community
Discover Affordable Student Housing near UCLA Campus
Welcome to UCHA, a student-led, nonprofit cooperative providing affordable housing, great food (including vegetarian), free WiFi, study rooms, a student lounge, a gym and
a thriving community, all included.
Prices start at $650/month
And we're just a 12-minute walk to
the UCLA campus
Explore Our Student Housing
University Cooperative Housing Association takes pride in owning and managing multiple student residences, providing comfortable accommodations for over 400 students. Each residence offers a unique living experience tailored to the diverse requirements of our student community.
Hardman-Hansen Hall
Step into the vibrant community at Triple H, our largest residence. This multifaceted facility boasts admin offices, dining services, study rooms, a gym, and more, providing a well-rounded living experience.
Essene
Experience the camaraderie at Essene Building, where students enjoy comfortable shared rooms, many with private bathrooms, fostering a strong sense of community and privacy.
Robison
Discover the contemporary communal living spaces at Robison Building, meticulously crafted to offer a comfortable and inspiring environment for our student member residents.
To paraphrase John Essene, our 23 year UCLA Graduate and founder, college students don’t need help being students.
What they need is a safe place to live, good food and community.
For the past 88 years the University Cooperative Housing Association, led by students, has served over 70,000 undergrad and graduate students – a testament to all who have given their time, efforts and talents to growing UCHA’s mission.
While it is now my privilege to join hands in support of the Coop's continued growth, I invite all of you to join hands with us to open even more doors of educational opportunity to students from every walk of life, and from every nation on earth.
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Cooperatively Yours,
Darryl Sollerh, Executive Director
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