Department of Residential Life and Housing500 Second Street SouthSt. Petersburg, FL 33701(727)USF-5101 (873-5101)housing@spadmin.usf.edu

Apply Now - Space is LimitedTo request your space in the residence hall, submit your housing pre-payment with your housing contract to the University Cashier’s Office in Bayboro Hall, BAY 132. Please visit our Web site for more information and to obtain a contract.

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Suite FeaturesEach room is fully furnished with extra-long twin beds, desk, dresser, closet and storage space. Bathrooms are shared with only one other person. There are deadbolt locks and smoke detectors in each room. Common areas are furnished with a couch, chair, dining room table and four chairs, and kitchens have full-sized appliances, including refrigerator.

Building FeaturesThe building features coin-operated laundry facilities and a lounge on each floor, community areas and resident mailboxes are on the first floor. The building is locked 24 hours a day. The area office is conveniently located in the building.

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The Advantages of Living in Residence Hall One

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Room Assignment Options

Single occupancyIncludes four individual bedrooms and two shared bathrooms

Double occupancyIncludes two shared bedrooms and two bathrooms for four people

Learn and Live along Bayboro HarborUSF St. Petersburg opened its first student residence hall in 2006. It offers 95 suites within its seven-story complex. The building is right on campus, close to downtown cafes, entertainment venues, museums, shopping and only two blocks from the water and parks that line Bayboro Harbor.

Welcome HomeStaff are ready to assist you in making your new home a positive environment that supports your academic pursuits. Resident Assistants, undergraduate interns and a professional Residential Life Coordinator are located in the residential area to help with concerns or issues that may arise.

AffordabilityOne price covers it all - air conditioning, high-speed Internet, cable television, local phone and amenities that meet the needs of contemporary college students.

Get InvolvedStudents who live in the residence hall have a greater opportunity to become involved and engaged with the university, the community, student organizations and to meet and interact with people from around the world.

Residential Campus LifeResident Assistants develop exciting programs and multiculturally themed events to enrich the lives of residents. If it’s happening on campus – live performances, movies, games/sports, and Harborside Activities Board events such as Homecoming and Spring Fling – you’re right in the middle of it all!

Safety and SecurityUniversity police are sworn State of Florida Law enforcement officers. They patrol campus 24/7 by foot and patrol car. The residence hall features exterior door cameras and is accessible only to resident students and their guests.

ParkingStudent vehicles are permitted on campus and must be registered upon arrival.