Housing Costs and Meal Plans

Below are included in Housing Costs: 

• Living Expenses include housing and food based on the room and meal plan contracted. Please note that all residents are required to have a meal plan.
• All residents are required to have a meal plan 
• Include a refundable $150.00 security deposit for all residents 
• Include a non-refundable administrative fee of $10.00 which is included with second semester fees if a student is not on the full payment plan 
• Include the non-refundable Inter-Hall Council (IHC) $45 fee:
  • The fee is $45.00 for the academic year and $15.00 for the summer session. 
  • Membership fees are used for community programming, recreation equipment, and social events.   
• The fee is $45.00 for the academic year and $15.00 for the summer session.  Membership fees are used for community programming, recreation equipment, and social events. 
• All payments made after the due date will be assessed as a $50.00 administrative late charge 

Additional Information Regarding Fees Associated With UHS 

Food Fee (Meal Plan) 

The Board Fee is established by the Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, Inc., through their Board of Directors.  While this fee is not governed by Executive Order 740, the same consultation process through the Interhall Council is conducted before the fee is considered for adjustment. 

Interhall Council Fee 

This fee to residents for programmatic support is established by the Interhall Council in accordance with the By-Laws of the Associated Students, Inc. 

Cost of Attendance Elements

Tuition and fees are paid directly to Cal Poly Pomona but are only a part of a student’s education costs.  The overall Cost of Attendance is broadly defined as the average cost to attend Cal Poly Pomona for one academic year, (which consists of the Fall and Spring semesters) and includes additional expenses ranging from transportation to books and course materials.

Here’s a breakdown of the cost of attendance elements you should take into consideration after tuition and fees:

• Food and Housing
• Transportation between campus, place of residence, and place of work
• Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment
• Personal Expenses
• Dependent Care Expenses (for those who have one or more dependents)
• Direct Loan origination fees (for those who borrow a Federal Direct loan)

Visit our Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships website for a full listing of cost of attendance elements, to view our current standard cost of attendance budgets, and to learn about the variety of resources that may help reduce your overall costs:

• Undergraduate students
• Teaching Credential students
• Graduate students
• Graduate students through the College of Professional and Graduate Education (CPGE)
• Current tuition and fees by term available through Student Accounting & Cashiering Services

UHS will offer housing for Summer 2024 in Suite Single rooms at the Residential Suites. The Summer housing application will be available in the CPP Housing Portal on April 10, 2024. Summer room assignments are tentatively scheduled to be sent out early May. Please check your CPP email and Housing Portal for housing updates. 

*$150.00 Security Deposit is refundable at the end of the summer term. Any damages, lockouts, and lock charges are deducted from the Security Deposit. 

On the Housing Contract, you will have the opportunity to choose your meal plan.

Each meal option provides you with a declining balance of Meal swipes and Meal Points to be used at all participating campus cafes, food courts, convenience stores on campus. In choosing the meal option that is appropriate for your needs, please keep in mind that all meal swipes must be used at Centerpointe Dining Commons, the all-you-care-to-eat dining facility located in the heart of the residence hall complex. Meal Points can be used on-campus at other food service areas or you can use them to bring a friend to Centerpointe Dining Commons.

View Dining Services Meal Plans

For more information regarding meal plans, visit Dining Services’ Meal Plans FAQs

Visit the Bronco One Card Portal* to display your Virtual ID, view your meal plan account, view your transaction history, report a lost or stolen card, buy Bronco Bucks and more. 

To begin using this service, follow these steps:  

1. Visit the Bronco One Card portal 
2. Choose Student & Staff Login
3. Log in using your two step authentication if prompted 
4. Once logged in, begin accessing and monitoring your account! 

Need Assistance with your Bronco ID Card or Virtual Card? 

Please contact: 
Bronco One Card Office
Bronco Bookstore (Bldg. 66, located on the 2nd floor) 
(909) 869-3195 
broncoaccess@cpp.edu

University Housing Services works closely with the Disability Resource Center (DRC) to address any housing accommodation needs for our residents.

Students who need specific housing accommodations MUST contact the Disability Resource Center or drc@cpp.edu as soon as they have submitted their housing application.