Fall 2022 Move-In Information
Important Dates
Aug 21 2022
Move-in begins for residents
Welcome Week begins
Aug 22 2022
Move-in continues
Welcome Week continues
Aug 23 2022
Move-in continues
Welcome Week continues
Aug 24 2022
Move-in continues
Welcome Week continues
Aug 25 2022
Classes begins!
Housing Assignments
Waitlist
Preparing for Move-In Day
If you have received a room assignment, please click on the appropriate link below to view the important check-in information for your specific community. This is general information and standard procedures for checking into the Residential Halls, Residential Suites, and Traditional Halls. Please do not hesitate to contact the Housing Office at (909) 869-3307 or housing@cpp.edu with any questions.
Housing Move-in Map 2022 : (click image to download)
Check in Locations
Traditional Halls:
If you are arriving on Sunday, August 21, 2022: Check in near F4 (Encinitas & Montecito Residents) or F1 (Alamitos & Aliso Residents).
If you are arriving on Monday, August 16, 2021 - Wednesday, August 18, 2021: Check-in at Java Recreation/Maintenance (Building 71) located across from Parking Lot F1.
Residential Halls:
Residents arriving Sunday, August 21, 2022-Wednesday, August 24, 2022: Check-in at Sicomoro Multipurpose Room (Building 73).
Residential Suites:
Residents arriving Sunday, August 21, 2022: Check-in at Suites MPR (located neat Vista Market)
If you are arriving Monday, August 22, 2022 - Wednesday, August 24, 2022: Check-in at Sicomoro Multipurpose Room (Building 73)
Prior to Move-In
- Navigate and log into the CPP Housing Portal.
- On the home page, there will be a notification to set up your move-in appointment.
- You will be given a 30-minute move-in time and you will just need to select your move-in date.
- You will receive an email and SMS notification when your move-in date has been confirmed.
Being a part of the Bronco community means we all must take additional steps to ensure our own well-being and that of others, on campus and in the community. The University is adhering to COVID-19 guidelines issued by the CDC and other experts to reduce the spread of infection and your assistance is needed to reduce the spread. Students must read and agree to the new Bronco Community Care Expectations prior to move-in.
Prior to your arrival, please log into your CPP Housing Portal to review and complete the new Bronco Community Care Expectations.
- Your Bronco Card is the official photo I.D. as a Cal Poly Pomona student
- Please visit the Bronco Card Website for detailed steps and instructions, please allow time for processing
- Students living in the Residential Halls (Secoya & Sicomoro) will also use their Bronco Card as their key card to enter their building and room
- All residents will use their Bronco Card for their meal plans
- All residents will use the Bronco Card to access the Package Room and other community spaces located in the Residential Halls
- Students use their Bronco Card to gain access to campus services, programs, and buildings
COVID Vaccination & Testing Requirements
As you plan your return to campus, it is essential that you monitor your symptoms prior to arriving. If you are experiencing any symptoms, do NOT come to campus and notify UHS of your delayed move in.
All guest assisting with move-in must also test 24 hours before arriving to the campus and should be prepared to show negative results upon request.
In compliance with Cal Poly Pomona's vaccination requirements, residents should have successfully completed one of the following: (1) verified their vaccination status through the Health Services Portal OR (2) obtained an approved vaccination exemption prior to move-in.
Residents are required that you test within 24 hours prior to arriving to campus. Please take a photo of the test with your name, Bronco ID, and date included in the picture. Students that do not have proof of a negative test result will be provided a test the day of move-in. Students will need to take the test prior to checking into their space and may expect longer wait times at check in. Students that test positive will not be allowed to move into their space. So, please make sure that you are monitoring your health prior to arriving on campus.
What to Bring/Not Bring
Below you’ll find information on what to bring depending on the community you will be living in.
There is a desk with chair, trashcan, bed, and mattress for each resident. In addition, there is a dresser and a built-in closet for each resident.
Below you’ll find a quick list of what to bring if you’re living in Sicomoro or Secoya:
Standard Items
- Toiletry items (shampoo, body wash, menstrual hygiene products, face wash, etc.)
- Toilet paper and hand soap are provided
- Bedding Items (pillows, comforters, twin XL bed sheets, mattress pad, etc.)
- Study lamp (Recommend CFL or LED lamp)
- Desktop or notebook computer and other school supplies
- Clothes
- Laundry products (laundry hamper, laundry soap, dryer sheets, etc.)
Additional Items
- Small lock for bathroom lockers
- Mini-Fridge (3.7 cu. ft. or smaller)
- Microwave
- Television
- Decorations
- Food, snacks, drinks
- Closet curtain
- Rugs
- Command strips to hang items on wall
What NOT to bring
- No alcohol or drugs
- No pets other than a fish in a tank that is less than 10 gallons
- No candles
- No appliances with an open flame or exposed heating element
- No weapons/toys that resemble weapons
Please note: This is not a complete list of items that are not allowed but are most commonly asked about. For a complete list please reference the License Agreement.
There is a desk with a chair, trashcan, bed, and mattress. In addition, there are 2 built-in closets and 2 dressers in each room.
Below you’ll find a quick list of what to bring if you’re living in Encinitas, Montecito, Alamitos, or Aliso:
Standard Items
- Toiletry items (shampoo, body wash, menstrual hygiene products, face wash, etc.)
- Toilet paper and hand soap are provided
- Bedding Items (pillows, comforters, twin XL bed sheets, mattress pad, etc.)
- Study lamp (Recommend CFL or LED lamp)
- Desktop or notebook computer and other school supplies
- Clothes
- Laundry products (laundry hamper, laundry soap, dryer sheets, etc.)
Additional Items
- Mini-Fridge (3.7 cu. ft. or smaller)
- Microwave
- Television
- Ethernet cable (to directly connect to the internet if needed)
- Decorations
- Food, snacks, drinks
What NOT to bring
- No alcohol or drugs
- No pets other than a fish in a tank that is less than 10 gallons
- No candles
- No appliances with an open flame or exposed heating element
- No weapons/toys that resemble weapons
Please note: This is not a complete list of items that are not allowed but are most commonly asked about. For a complete list please reference the License Agreement.
The living room comes with: a couch, armchair, lamp, coffee table, and end table.
The kitchen comes with: an electric range, refrigerator, microwave, sink, counter/cabinet space, and bar stools.
The bedroom comes with: a desk with chair, dresser, bookcase, bed, and mattress.
Below you’ll find a quick list of what to bring if you’re living in Estrellas, Bonita, Sol, Montanas, or Luna:
Standard Items
- Toiletry items (toilet paper, hand soap, shampoo, body wash, menstrual hygiene products, face wash, etc.)
- Bedding Items (pillows, comforters, twin XL bed sheets, mattress pad, etc.)
- Desktop or notebook computer and other school supplies
- Clothes
- Laundry products (laundry hamper, laundry soap, dryer sheets, etc.)
- Kitchen supplies (pots, pans, forks, plates, cups, spoons, knives, etc.)
What NOT to bring
- No mini fridge
- No alcohol or drugs
- No pets other than a fish in a tank that is less than 10 gallons
- No candles
- No appliances with an open flame or exposed heating element
- No weapons/toys that resemble weapons
Please note: This is not a complete list of items that are not allowed but are most commonly asked about. For a complete list please reference the License Agreement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Below you’ll find information on what to bring depending on the community you will be living in.
Housing Fees, including the $450 initial payment, are fully refundable prior to the following cancellation deadlines:
Students with a housing assignment can cancel their space through their Housing Portal at least 30 days prior to the beginning of fall move-in without any financial penalty. The cancellation deadline for the 2022/2023 License Agreement is July 11, 2022.
Assigned students that cancel after the deadline will forfeit their $450 initial payment.
Students on the housing waitlist can cancel their housing application at any time and receive a full refund of their initial payment.
Students wanting to cancel AFTER they have moved in must petition to cancel and if approved will be responsible for 30 days of fees after check-out.
While not guaranteed, students can create roommate groups through their Housing Portal.
To request a roommate, on the application summary page of the application there will be a link to Create/Manage Roommates Groups. You can create a roommate group, then add students to your group by searching for their Bronco ID number. You will be able to add roommates who have also submitted their application and who are NOT in a roommate group already. If you would like to be roommates with someone who is already in a roommate group, you will need to ask them to add you to their group. Changes to Roommate Groups will close once the assignment process for students has begun. Please see your application confirmation email for the date when Roommate Groups closes. Living with your roommate group is not guaranteed.