July 2022

Higher Education

Affordable Student Housing Construction Grant Awards

2022-23 Awards Specified in Chapter 54 (In Thousands)

  Funding   Beds
Campus State Nonstate   Affordable Standard
California Community Colleges
Sierra $80,497 —   354 —
Compton 80,389 —   250 —
Ventura 62,923 —   320 —
Canyons 61,858 —   100 —
Bakersfield 60,245 —   154 —
Cosumnes River 44,144 —   145 —
Lake Tahoe 39,369 —   100 —
Fresno City 34,080 —   360 —
Siskiyous 32,613 —   252 —
Napa Valley 31,000 $97,000   124 404
Santa Rosa 15,000 63,288   70 282
Imperial Valleya 4,554 4,708   78 —
Subtotals ($546,672) ($160,288)   (2,229) (686)
California State University
San Francisco $116,300 $62,691   750 —
San Marcos 91,000 49,023   390 210
Fullerton 88,900 47,997   390 210
Long Beach 53,300 28,700   403 —
Dominguez Hills 48,750 26,250   238 127
Northridge 37,500 20,248   200 —
Fresno 31,050 16,718   175 —
Humboldt 21,107 14,603   138 —
San Diegoa 4,554 —   — —
Subtotals ($492,461) ($266,230)   (2,684) (547)
University of California
San Diego $100,000 $235,500   1,100 208
Berkeley 100,000 212,014   310 803
Santa Cruz 89,000 —   320 —
Irvine 65,000 700   300 —
Los Angeles 35,000 28,557   358 —
Subtotals ($389,000) ($476,771)   (2,388) (1,011)
Totals $1,428,133 $903,289   7,301 2,244
a Reflects one intersegmental project. The budget appropriates half of the project's grant funding to Imperial Valley College and half to CSU San Diego. For display purposes, this table reflects the project's nonstate funds and beds only in the Imperial Valley College row.