Welcome

Login to the Housing Portal

Select the Appointments tab, then choose SELECT for your booking.

You will select the time best fit your availability.

Select YES to confirm.

You will see your appointment date and select SAVE & CONTINUE.

Congratulations you have successfully booked your appointment, please read the rest of the page for further information.

What Not to Bring:

• Candles
• Halogen Lamps
• Nails/Screws
• Pets (small fish in freshwater aquariums no more than 10 gallons are allowed)
• Space heaters
• Swamp Coolers/Private Air Conditioners

COVID Information

All on-campus housing residents will be required to be vaccinated for COVID-19 when the 2021–22 academic year begins. Therefore, all students living on-campus must be vaccinated for COVID-19 or agree to weekly mandatory COVID tests. Once you have received the full dosage of the COVID-19 vaccine, please fill out the COVID-19 Vaccination Submission Form.

For any on-campus residential student who would like to request an exception based on medical or religious reasons, please submit the Medical Exemption Form. All submitted forms will be reviewed by staff members at the Student Health & Counseling Center and shared with Student Housing.

Note: Residents who do not submit verification of the COVID-19 vaccine and those who receive an exception will be subject to the following:

• Mandatory submission of a negative COVID-19 test taken 72 hours prior to Fall 2021 Housing move-in (Click Here for Submission Form);
• Mandatory weekly on-campus COVID-19 testing;
• Restrictions within the Housing community to ensure COVID safety for self and others

International students who have been vaccinated must adhere to the policies above, and be tested at the first on-campus Housing COVID Testing during the first week of school. If there is proof of vaccination, no further weekly testing will be required thereafter.

Conversation Starter with Roommate

We are so excited to see you soon! Just a few weeks until move-in begins! As we move closer to August, we wanted to encourage you to reach out to your roommates to start building connections! Below are instructions and suggested prompts to begin the conversation. Focus this time and energy on connecting with each other and who is bringing which items for your space. There will be plenty of time once you arrive to campus to discuss expectations of living together and what feels best as you make this transition! Your RAs look forward to guiding you through that discussion.

Connecting with your Roommates!

See who your roommates are

Log in to your housing portal

Once you log in to the housing portal, click on "room" at the top. Then select the appropriate term. You will then see a list of other residents assigned to your suite.

Send a message

Via the Housing Portal

Once you see the list of people on the Housing Portal, click "send a message." This will allow you to connect with your roommates through the Portal's messaging feature. This is a great way to introduce yourself!

Exchange contact information

As you feel comfortable

If you feel comfortable, it might be a great idea to exchange phone numbers or create a GroupMe with your roommates. This can ease communication as you approach move-in!

Start to build connections

Some questions to help

• Why did they decide on East Bay as a campus?
• What are they most excited about?
• What classes are they in this semester/what is their major?
• What are some of their favorite interests or hobbies?
• What are your favorite shows or genres of music?

Have something to look forward to

Weeks of welcome info is coming soon

Get excited to explore the campus and all the great ways to connect with the campus during your first weeks! What are some things that you and your roommates are looking forward to?

To help with the flow of the move-in process, we designate your move in time according to the building that you will be moving into, in addition to the floor number.

To determine your building number, you will look at the first number of your room assignment. 

To determine your floor number for buildings 1-9, you will look at the second digit of your room assignment. 
To determine your floor number for building 10, you will look to the third digit of your room assignment.
To determine your floor number for UV (University Village), you will look to the first digit of your room assignment.

Exciting day! You are about to arrive for your Move-In appointment. All Fall Move-In activities will be located at Pioneer Heights and University Village on the Hayward campus. As you approach your respective Move-In area, please stay in your car. You will be directed to a curbside pick-up parking spot, in which you will be asked to text a phone number to inform us of your arrival. Both new and returning residents will be provided a check-in package and a newly updated Baycard (CSUEB student ID) and accompanying key to enter your apartment space. Once checked in, your vehicle will be directed to a temporary unloading area. All accompanying support guests will be asked to stay in the car, while the primary resident, with support of Move-In staff, will have the opportunity to unload and drop off items into the apartment. Upon completion of unloading, cars will be directed into designated temporary or long-term parking lot depending on the length of stay.

Out of an abundance of care, the resident and up to one personal Move-In assistance guest, will be allowed entry into their community building to assist move-in. All residents and guests will have the opportunity to engage in Move-In festivities through online social media activities and enjoy to-go brunch options at the Pioneer Kitchen, Student Housing’s primary dining facilities.

For driving directions, click here.

Process

Upon arrival at Move-In, you will notice that all staff and volunteers will be using protective equipment to ensure the safety of the community. Disinfectants wipes and sprays will be readily available to ensure prominent areas and equipment are cleaned. Likewise, you and your guest will have access to hand sanitizing stations throughout the Student Housing premise. Floor markings will be used to designate parking for contactless, curbside Housing key pick-up and maintain social distancing standards in high traffic areas. Please note, the Move-In dates have been structured around intentional traffic management to ensure social distancing measures are met within each of our residential buildings.

Preparation

To prepare for your move-in, please remember to pack a photo ID. If you are a returning on-campus housing resident, you will need to bring your Baycard to the Move-In process. Up to two guests will be permitted per resident to assist with the move-in process. We urge no guest under the age of 12.

Resources for You

Residents and their guest(s) will have the opportunity to borrow rolling bins for a designated time to assist with moving personal items. Unloading permits will also be available for temporary parking by designated curbside closest to your community. Should you have questions or inquiries about other accommodations or seek accessibility needs, please contact the Housing office at housing@csueastbay.edu.

Festivities

We invite both residents and their guests to enjoy a complimentary meal at the Pioneer Kitchen on any of the Move-In dates. Welcome Week activities for on-campus residents will also kick off Friday, August 13 with a series of programming hosted by the Residence Hall Association.

Room Inventory

Once you have checked into your apartment, please go to this page and follow the steps to complete your room
inventory process.

Q: What COVID vaccinations are accepted by Housing?

A: In conjunction with CSUEB, Student Housing will accept all vaccinations as reviewed by the World Health Organization.

Q: What are COVID Restrictions for residents who are unvaccinated?

A: Residents unvaccinated will be required to complete COVID testing weekly through a provider organized by Student Housing. If residents cannot attend the listed time, they will be offered alternative self-administered and off-site locations that will still have the same deadlines. Unvaccinated residents will be required to wear facial coverings at all times and refrain from external guests in their units. Conversation to establish a mutual understanding of shared space with roommates is encouraged. Based on concerns with COVID spread, this requirement may also be in effect for all residents, and further restrictions will be updated as guided by Alameda County Public Health. For the safety of the community, unvaccinated residents who are exposed to COVID-19 or test positive for COVID-19 (with or without symptoms), will immediately activate Student Housing’s self-quarantine and self-isolation protocol. The protocol offers an array of resources and mandates that the resident may be quarantined/isolated for up to 14 days until medically cleared. Failure to comply with any COVID safety requirements, including weekly testing, will result in conduct procedures.

Q: Where can I get COVID testing?

A: If you are unvaccinated, all residents must submit a COVID testing result from their medical provider of choice within 72 hours of their move-in appointment time. Beginning the first week of school, a COVID testing on-site option will be available at campus for all residents - vaccinated or unvaccinated. Note - Unvaccinated residents will be required to use the campus vendor weekly beginning the week of August 16.

Q: Where do I submit my COVID testing results:

A: Click Here to disclose COVID testing results, medical documentation for a waiver, or if you have had COVID positive within the last 90 days.

Q: My COVID test results came back as COVID positive, what do I do?

A: Please contact housing@csueastbay.edu, and we will work with you on accommodation plans for your move-in appointment.

Q: I have not completed my 2nd COVID vaccine by my move-in appointment, what should I do?

A: Though the first round of vaccination may offer you limited protection, for the safety of the community, we ask that you complete a COVID test within 72 hours of your arrival to campus to meet the requirements. Please continue to use the campus COVID testing, beginning the week of August 16, until your second dose has been completed and records have been submitted to Student Housing.