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University of the Pacific
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California’s Private University of Choice
The University of the Pacific provides personalized learning and small class sizes, with professors passionate about their students' success. We offer all the choices of a major university, with 10 schools and colleges and nearly 100 majors.
Since 1851, we've made the choice to look forward, create change and deliver education that puts our students first. We offer an experience that produces successful alumni who lead in their communities, in California and beyond.
#53 BEST VALUE SCHOOLS PER U.S. NEWS 2021
#93 BEST COLLEGES FOR VETERANS PER U.S. NEWS 2021
#13 SALARY AFTER ATTENDING AMONG CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITIES
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
At University of Pacific, we believe that diversity, equity and inclusion are essential to the fulfillment of our institutional mission. Diversity is an indispensable component of academic excellence. It enriches the educational experience by allowing all of us to share knowledge, develop critical thinking skills, and understand new perspectives and ideas that are grounded in all of the ways we are different and unique.
A History of Firsts
Since 1851, we've made the choice to look forward, create change and deliver education that puts our students first. We offer an experience that produces successful alumni who lead in their communities, in California, and beyond.
#53 BEST VALUE SCHOOLS PER U.S. NEWS 2021
#93 BEST COLLEGES FOR VETERANS PER U.S. NEWS 2021
#13 SALARY AFTER ATTENDING AMONG CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITIES
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
At the University of Pacific, we believe that diversity, equity, and inclusion are essential to the fulfillment of our institutional mission. Diversity is an indispensable component of academic excellence. It enriches the educational experience by allowing all of us to share knowledge, develop critical thinking skills, and understand new perspectives and ideas that are grounded in all of the ways we are different and unique.
STATEMENT OF DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
The Community Partner for Northern California
Our future is tied to the future of Northern California. We invest in the surrounding community to help support and develop one of the country's fastest growing economic and cultural centers. Whether we’re providing dental clinics in San Francisco, helping Stockton third graders become proficient readers through Beyond our Gates, or providing legal advice to immigrants in Sacramento, we're devoted to our communities.
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Admission
To be admissible to the University of Pacific, you must meet both the basic requirements for admission and your program’s specific admission requirements. Program admission requirements are listed on each program page. Entry requirements vary by program track and graduate level. Please contact an advisor for more detail.
Accommodation
Due to state & county health guidelines and ongoing pandemic concerns, the university needs to significantly reduce on-campus housing occupancy for the spring 2021 semester. Very limited housing will be available based upon significant need.
Students requesting on-campus housing should be cautioned that campus life will look very different than a typical campus experience.
- Most buildings will be closed, and there will be no face-to-face social events or student programming.
- Most faculty and staff are working remotely and campus services will continue to be offered virtually.
- Students in housing will be isolated in their apartments (one person per apartment) and will not be allowed to have guest visits in the residential communities. Additionally, students will not be allowed to visit other students in campus apartments. This also includes family members.
- Dining options will be limited, and all dining will be to-go with no in-house seating.
- Students living on campus are required to complete an online COVID screening questionnaire daily and may be required to submit to COVID testing as public health needs evolve on campus.
Students living on campus for spring 2021 are required to have a copper meal plan as a minimum requirement. The Marketplace located in the DeRosa University Center (DUC) will be the only available on campus dining during spring 2021.
For the spring 2021 semester, all residents approved to live on campus will be residing in the following apartment communities:
- Calaveras Hall
- University Townhouse Apartments
- Monagan Hall
Make Pacific your Home
With thriving communities that meet your needs, Pacific has the perfect residential living space for you. A variety of housing options means the opportunity for you to live comfortably with your peers. First-year students live with other first-year students so that building a community and lifelong friendships is built into your experience. By living on campus, you'll receive a tremendous amount of support from our entire staff, including our Resident Assistants, who are other students committed to helping you make the best of your Pacific experience. We want you to feel at home at Pacific, and we'll do whatever we can to ensure that you do.
Benefits of living at Pacific
Not only do you have a variety of great housing options to choose from, you also will reap plenty of benefits from living on campus. Students who live on campus tend to have higher GPAs and graduation rates and tend to be more connected to the Pacific and local community. And you have the added benefit of happy, positive memories to take with you when you leave. We mean it when we say we'll go above and beyond to care for you and provide excellent support and service.
Upper Division Accommodations
Upper Division Housing includes residents on campus that are in the academic standing of a junior, senior, post-baccalaureate, graduate or professional student.
Furnishings All Upper Division apartments are furnished with a Twin XL bed (adjustable height), wardrobe/closet, dresser, desk with drawers and desk Chair. Apartments also include a 3/4 size refrigerator/freezer, oven and stove, kitchen table with chairs, or kitchen counter with seating and stools, coffee table/TV stand and sofa seating.
Meal Plan Students residing in the Upper Division communities are required to have a minimum of Bronze Meal Plan. Students are able to increase to the Copper, Silver, Gold, or Platinum Meal Plan.
Laundry As part of your Housing rate, you are provided Tiger Wash credits to do laundry on-campus. The Community Laundry Rooms can be found on the main floor of each building.
Community Options The options for Upper Division students are Chan Family Hall, McCaffrey Center Apartments, Monagan Hall and Townhouse Apartments. Below you will find more information about these communities.
Upper Division Accommodations
Upper Division Housing includes residents on campus that are in the academic standing of a junior, senior, post-baccalaureate, graduate or professional student.
Furnishings All Upper Division apartments are furnished with a Twin XL bed (adjustable height), wardrobe/closet, dresser, desk with drawers and desk Chair. Apartments also include a 3/4 size refrigerator/freezer, oven and stove, kitchen table with chairs, or kitchen counter with seating and stools, coffee table/TV stand and sofa seating.
Meal Plan Students residing in the Upper Division communities are required to have a minimum of Bronze Meal Plan. Students are able to increase to the Copper, Silver, Gold, or Platinum Meal Plan.
Laundry As part of your Housing rate, you are provided Tiger Wash credits to do laundry on-campus. The Community Laundry Rooms can be found on the main floor of each building.
Community Options The options for Upper Division students are Chan Family Hall, McCaffrey Center Apartments, Monagan Hall and Townhouse Apartments. Below you will find more information about these communities.
Chan Family Hall has four-bedroom, two-bathroom units located on Brookside Road, between Monagan Hall and the Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences. The 50 furnished four-person, four-bedroom apartments are reserved for upper-division students. This housing for the School of Pharmacy and Health Sciences students and other graduate-level students.
The McCaffrey Center Apartments are two-story units which are centrally located on campus just south of the DeRosa Center. The McCaffrey Center Apartment contain 3 bedrooms designed for 3 students. The first floor has the kitchen, dining room, living room and one bedroom with two additional bedrooms and the bathroom located on the second floor.
Monagan Hall is comprised of 50 four-bedroom, two-bathroom units located on Brookside Road, between Cowell Wellness and Chan Family Hall. The furnished four-person, four-bedroom apartments are reserved for students with junior and senior standing
Townhouse Apartments are two-story units which are located on the corner of Pershing Avenue and Brookside Road near Calaveras Hall. The first floor has the kitchen, dining room, and living room with the sleeping areas and bathroom located on the second floor. There are two apartment options:
(1) Two-bedroom/ three-students - one shared room (Bed Space A and B) and one private room (Bed Space C)
(2) One-bedroom/ two-students - one shared room (Bed Space A and B)
The Townhouse Apartments is separated into three sections, each with their own community laundry room. The Apartment complex includes a community room, sand volleyball court, and a pool.
Scholarships
Currently there are no scholarships available.
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