Great space for a good price. Relatively close to the university (15-20 min by car) and to the beach (Sta Monica - 15 min by car).

As good of a deal for 2 bedrooms as you can get on the Westside. Quite, gated, and close to all the Sawtelle restaurants and easy access to freeway.

School only allow married graduate students to live here, it is a really great place to live for couple like us who have kids.

High value for the price. Its inserted in an ucla community which is perfect for your time here. Most students with families live there and even when is farther away from school, it is worth it.

University Village is a school housing for graduate families.. Great value.

UCLA Housing complex for married students is a great value compared to other options in the same area. Although you have to go through an application process it's not hard to get an apartment before your arrival in LA.

University apartments are a great option for students with a wife/kids. The apartment is roomy and very clean although I've had some problems with upstairs neighbors being noisy. Location is good, about 15 minutes from UCLA and from Santa Monica. Would recommend it.

I moved to LA with my wife and children and University Village was/is the best option for families. To live in the complex you have to be married or have a legal domestic partner, but you don't have to have children. The value can't be beat and the rent includes all utilities (minus electric), internet, cable and parking.

There are lots of common areas with playgrounds for the kids. Pool, basketball court, and classes for kids and adults. The complex is about 3 miles south of campus on the west side. You can drive to school but the Big Blue Bus also conveniently runs one block from the complex and takes you right to campus. If you want to live in University Village, get on the waiting list immediately after accepting admission to Anderson. Anderson will also send out a survey later (around April-June) to select the students who will receive a guaranteed placement. If you don't get a guarantee, it is still very possible/likely to get off the waitlist and into an apartment before school starts.

We chose to live in the university apartment after reviewing offers closer to campus that not only were way more expensive, but also had heavy requirements on international students.

The University Village offers spacious apartments in great shape, in a centric location, which, while requires driving to school, is well located in relation to where Anderson events take place.

This community requires that you move in with a family member, so it is restricted to married couples, single parents, and domestic partners. It is a great community for people with small children as you can see them playing around often.

The University Village is a great place for families. You can't beat the price and their is a nice social group their for spouses and children. I am part of a carpool of Anderson students who share a parking pass (which also saves money). You can also get to school by bus or bike. We really like it, the only downside is that there have been a number of occasions where mail was stolen from the gates.