Sonoma State University

Sonoma State University offers a wide array of living options for students of all ages and with varying backgrounds. Living on-campus is so much more than just a "dorm". There are many advantages to living on-campus during the first year. Research studies suggest that students are more satisfied with their college experience, have a higher GPA, go on to graduate with a degree. Some of the features of staying on the campus are as follows : Two swimming pools and spas located in the Zinfandel and Beaujolais Villages, fully furnished suites with living room and bedroom furniture, recreational areas throughout the community for individual or group play, very close proximity to the brand new 59,000 square foot campus recreation center with gymnasiums for basketball, volleyball and indoor soccer and a climbing wall, United States Post Office, next to the marketplace, receives packages and mail from a variety of carriers for the residents, stamps and other mail delivery methods are also available there, high-speed network access active in each bedroom and telephone jacks in bedroom and living room for local phone service. residential sites are equipped with a 2.9 cubic foot refrigerator in the living room. The eight and nine person Gravenstein Suites are stocked with two refrigerators. One main Dining Hall with made to order grilled items, soup and salad bar, vegetarian and on-vegetarian menus. Required meal plan offers several eating establishments with convenient long hours and the flexibility of a and laundry machines conveniently located throughout community with 24 hour access. All inclusive utilities, such as water, garbage, electricity, internet, and local phone service are available. University Police centrally located in the residential community to ensure the best security and safety for all residents and unlimited social, cultural, and educational programming events and workshops.