I live with my partner so the space is sometimes tight, but overall we found we could configure the furniture that comes with the room and still fit a small kitchen table we purchased. The closet is generous and the bathroom is oddly large, but we tried to utilize the space to put our hamper and my cat's (my ESA) feeder and litter box in there. The cabinets are very very tall so if you are shorter as I am a larger step stool is useful.

So far, I've had a good experience with my apartment. Its location is very convenient for my lifestyle - I'm close to campus and also near Sawtelle, Brentwood and Santa Monica, areas I tend to visit frequently. The apartment came furnished, also a very important plus, and I don't have to worry on contracting and paying utilities - the rent includes all of these payments.

I have enjoyed the apartment where I am staying at. It is close to campus, and it has a good amount of space.

Weyburn Terrace is ok, but not very pleasant when you think about the amount of money that UCLA has. The common areas (hallways, elevators) are NEVER cleaned. The same dozens of dead bugs will litter the front of your door for months at a time.

I guess it's cheap for the area.

Student housing

Weyburn is probably the best per dollar apartment in the area around UCLA. The bus stop is right outside, and grocery stores, bars, restaurants, CVS, coffee shops, the Kinross gym and campus are all within easy walking distance. Still, it's cheap for a reason. Studios are a bit small and get only a moderate amount of sunlight. It's a perfectly good place to live, well worth the rent.

I have really enjoyed living in Weyburn as a 1L & 2L. It's super close to campus, so easy commute. Plus, lots of great eateries and entertainment in Westwood.

Good location

Quiet, paid utilities, easy shuttle access to campus, prompt maintenance, subsidized rental rate, great community, AC!!! Small rooms, minor security issues with stolen packages. Honestly, it doesn't get better than this, especially at this price point, in Westwood.

Depressing but convenient