REAL ESTATE ADVISORY SERVICES - STUDENT HOUSING (PHASE 1A) PREPARED FOR COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT

FEBRUARY 2017 DRAFT REPORT

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PREFACE WORK PLAN

In October 2016, the Los Angeles Community College District (“LACCD” or B&D’s approach to completing Phase 1A of the Plan required active the “District”) engaged Brailsford & Dunlavey (“B&D”) to complete the first coordination with district staff and Presidents from each of the four phase of Real Estate Advisory Services for Student Housing (Phase 1A). colleges. Additional coordination with various Vice Presidents of Student A detailed Student Housing Demand Analysis (the “Analysis” or the “Plan”) Services at each college was also utilized in order to adequately schedule was performed during the Fall (2016) and Winter (2017). The purpose of focus groups during the months of December (2016) and January (2017). the Plan was to understand overall housing demand from students for living in a student housing development on their campus. The following LACCD The complete work plan includes the following tasks: campuses were identified by the Board of Trustees for evaluations:  A visioning session with campus presidents to understand  Los Angeles City College (“City”), opportunities and challenges of adding student housing on

 Los Angeles Pierce College (“Pierce”),

1 campus;

 Los Angeles Harbor College (“Harbor”), and

.  West Los Angeles College (“West”).  Focus group and stakeholder interviews to qualitatively understand student preferences for housing, rental rate

VANCE sensitivities, and general off-campus living experiences; The findings contained herein represent the professional opinions of B&D’s personnel based on assumptions and conditions detailed in this report.  An off-campus housing market analysis to assess the local B&D has conducted research using both primary and secondary housing market and typical price points near each of the four information sources which were deemed reliable, but whose accuracy campuses; cannot be guaranteed.  A student survey to quantify preferences for housing amenities, unit types, and demand;

INSPIRE. EMPOWER. AD The project team was comprised of the following individuals:  A demand analysis to quantify bed demand for a variety of

unit types for a housing project at each of the four campuses;

Y Matthew Bohannon, Regional Vice President data used for the demand analysis was collected from the Andrew Perez, Project Manager student survey; Cindy Doan, Project Analyst

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Recommendations & Considerations…...……………………………………………………………………………………………….3

Market Analysis…………………………………………………………………………………………….…………………………………5

Focus Groups & Stakeholder Interviews.…………………………………………………………….5

Off-Campus Market Analysis……………………….……………………………………………….6

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Student Survey Analysis…………………………………………………………………………….8

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VANCE Demand Analysis….…….…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………12

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A. Survey Data Report & Comments Y B. Off-campus Analysis

C. Demand-Based Programming Results

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RECOMMENDATIONS & CONSIDERATIONS TOTAL STUDENT HOUSING DEMAND BY CAMPUS (ALL AGE GROUPS) Harbor College West L.A. College Pierce College L.A. City College Traditional Student Housing As LACCD continues to assess the opportunity of providing student Traditional 66 109 190 177 Semi-Suite 45 65 64 97 housing on the four campuses evaluated in this Analysis, the following Full-Suite 51 48 92 96 recommendations and considerations are provided for Phase 1A of the Total: 162 222 346 370 Apartment Student Housing Real Estate Advisory Services for Student Housing across the District. Studio 15 30 48 67 1-Bedroom / 1-Bathroom 8 24 87 98 2-Bedroom / 1-Bathroom 26 49 71 94  Our approach to the decision for selecting the three colleges can be 4-Bedroom / 2-Bathroom 20 24 98 11 summarized in the B&D Decision Matrix below which utilizes the Market Total: 69 127 304 270 Total Bed Demand by Campus: 231 349 650 640 Analysis, Demand Analysis, and institutional or district-wide direction FIGURE 1: B&D Demand-Based Program Model Projections (All Age Groups) for pursuing a project.

 Additionally, based on the data, Brailsford & Dunlavey recommends 3  Within the overall Market Analysis, City, West, and Pierce received

excluding Harbor College from Phase 1B due to insufficient demand

. qualitative and quantitative support from students. A target market was from participants in the survey. Students overall and those within the developed to determine which students would be most likely to afford international capture rate analysis did not provide sufficient interest to

VANCE to live on campus. The target market included respondents who met justify the development of student housing at Harbor College. the following criteria: (1) are full-time students; (2) indicated they were

interested in living on campus; (3) currently living off campus and are  Although an extensive Demand Analysis was not completed for the renting a room, apartment or house; and (4) are currently paying rent international student population, a capture rate analysis conservatively of $500 or more per month within the off-campus market. These projected how many international students could be included within a students were used as a filter to project demand for the larger likely target market. Using Fall 2016 enrollment data of students with enrollment population of each campus, including an additional capture an F-1 or M-1 Visa, the analysis determined that approximately 60% of INSPIRE. EMPOWER. AD rate analysis related to international students. the 18-24 year olds, 30% of 25-29 year olds, 15% of 30-34 year olds,

10% of 35-39 year olds, and 5% of 40 year olds or above could be Y  Based on the findings and demand data from the analysis, Brailsford & captured from the international populaiton. This capture rate was Dunlavey recommends the following three campuses move forward based on how international students responded to survey questions into the subsequent phase of financial feasibility assessments (Phase about their interest in housing and their ability to afford the unit types 1B): tested by B&D.  Los Angeles City College,

 Los Angeles Pierce College, and  The capture rate analysis determined the international student target  West Los Angeles College.

market by campus could be the following: 199 of the 390 total BRAILSFORD & DUNLAVE LOS ANGELES COMMUNIT Y COLLEGE DISTRICT

international population at West, 170 of the 366 international students  Verification on the availability of land at each campus to support at City, and 131 of the 247 international population at Pierce. Harbor the concept of developing student housing. College could potentially capture 67 of its total international population  Understanding of the District’s interest in providing additional (133 students) but did not receive enough overall demand in the services, such as dining and retail, to support a residential campus. Demand Analysis to justify moving forward with the development of  Further clarification on the will of the district and each campus to pursue student housing. student housing.

B&D DECISION MATRIX - STUDENT HOUSING ANALYSIS  Additionally, East L.A., West L.A., and L.A. City Colleges had the Harbor College West L.A. College Pierce College L.A. City College highest likely target markets among international students. If Traditional Housing Demand N Y Y Y Apartment Housing Demand N N Y Y international housing aligns with the mission of the District and each Total Student Demand N Y Y Y Potential International Capture N Y Y Y campus, B&D recommends that a more through Demand Analysis be Focus Group Support Y Y Y Y Established Vision for Each Campus NMI NMI NMI NMI

completed to better understand this sub-group’s interest in housing. Mission Alignment with Each Campus NMI NMI NMI NMI 4 Land Availability NMI NMI NMI NMI

Additional Support Services for Housing NMI NMI NMI NMI

 Demand itself does not determine viability of a project and other factors Institutional / District Will NMI NMI NMI NMI . on a campus-by-campus basis play an integral role into the success of Number of 'N': 4 1 0 0 Y: Yes; N: No; NMI: Need More Information student housing at an institution. Some of these factors may require VANCE

further information by the Board of Trustees prior to initiating Phase 1B. FIGURE 2: B&D Decision Matrix Those factors are highlighted in the B&D Decision Matrix as items that Need More Information (“NMI”) while other fulfilled factors from the Market and Demand Analyses are identified with a Yes (“Y”) or No (“N”). The amount of “No” designations on the chart ultimately allows B&D to identify whether to move forward with a particular campus or

not. Although more information is needed for some of the factors, INSPIRE. EMPOWER. AD

campuses with three or more “No” designations were given a no-go

recommendation as a part of Phase 1A. The following factors are Y recommended for further clarification prior to initiating Phase 1B:

 Determination of the District’s primary vision-drivers for student housing at each of the three campuses with demand.

 Confirmation the concept of student housing aligns with the mission

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MARKET ANALYSIS SUMMARY OF FOCUS GROUPS

B&D conducted a Market Analysis that consisted of focus groups, Renters found it difficult to secure convenient and affordable housing stakeholder interviews, an evaluation of the off-campus housing market, options near their primary campus. and a student survey for each of the four LACCD colleges selected for Phase 1A. Below is a summary of the Market Analysis as well as additional Overall, focus group participants described the off-campus market as data points supporting the overall themes heard throughout the Analysis. “expensive for students,” which was the primary reason most still lived at home with parent(s) / guardian(s). Among those who have sought rentals, FOCUS GROUPS & INTERCEPT INTERVIEWS select properties required potential tenants to have an income of at least three-times the monthly rent causing a major barrier to entry for students. The intent of the focus groups and stakeholder interviews was to engage a In other cases, the amount of money required a first- and/or last-month’s variety of students in dynamic conversations about the potential for student

deposit causing another challenge for students. Among those who live in

5 housing at their campus. B&D focused on understanding the various the off-campus rental market, participants stressed the difficulties of

characteristics of students’ decisions in selecting their current living

. focusing on their academic pursuits while maintaining the ability to pay for situation as it relates to facility amenities, residential services, price points, rent and utilities. Most students were fortunate to have parent(s) / type of unit configurations, and the option of living at home with parent(s) / VANCE guardian(s) living in close proximity to their primary campus allowing them guardian(s). Discussions were also geared toward understanding the option of a free or low-cost living option. Similarly, in the case of some students’ challenges with finding housing in the general Los Angeles athletes who are not from the area, participants indicated they were able to market as well as areas surrounding their primary campus. Students at find a stable living situation with local realtives allowing them to pursue their each of the four campuses were asked a variety of questions within a 45 academic and athletic endeavors. minute to 1 hour focus group typically held in the college’s Student Services

Building. Participants believe the access of affordable housing to students will

INSPIRE. EMPOWER. AD promote and improve student retention and academic outcomes.

With the assistance of Vice Presidents for Student Services at each of the

Y colleges, B&D held a total of seven (7) focus groups in December (2016) Each focus group contained participants that were enrolled in a low-income and January (2017) with a total of fifty-four (54) student participants. The housing program or had experienced an unstable living situation at some following is a summary of the main themes and feedback taken from the point in their life. There were strong testimonials of students’ experiences focus groups with students. trying to find affordable housing while their school performance was also

negatively impacted. Students often made statements about the inability to attend school during certain semesters due to the lack of stable housing.

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would help create a strong campus community, promote student retention OFF-CAMPUS MARKET ANALYSIS and persistence, as well as improve students’ quality of life. OVERVIEW Students showed the greatest interest in the concept of student B&D conducted an analysis of off-campus housing markets near the four housing when it accommodated their needs from an amenity and colleges by quantitatively assessing the price points, amenities, and affordability perspective. services that are available to students. Properties were selected based on With a diverse demographic population represented in the focus groups, a the likelihood a student would choose the apartment complex as an option. variety of concerns and expectations were expressed about the possibility As a part of this process, B&D surveyed twenty (20) apartment rental of campus housing. Although traditional and suite-style housing are well- properties and ten (10) single-family homes located within a five-mile radius suited for traditionally-aged college students (18-24 years old), many of the campus throughout Los Angeles.

participants felt that apartment-style living was the most appropriate

because a large number of students are non-traditionally aged. Additional 6

consideration of apartment-style housing was also requested from students . with a spouse, partner, and/or children, with the potential for shared

resources like child care on campus and a small playground. Other VANCE participants felt strongly that proposed units should be equipped with kitchens to allow for the most independent and cost-effective living situation to students. When students were prompted to list amenities desired in an on-campus housing property, responses entailed practical amenities that would support their academics while keeping their rent at an affordable price. Some of the most popular amenities include the following:

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 24-hour study rooms with Wi-Fi access; Y  Computer lab with free printing;

 Onsite laundry;

 Pet-friendly; FIGURE 3: Map of Off-Campus Rental Properties Researched in Analysis  Safe and secure building access with a key-card; and

 Proximity to a convenience store or shopping center.

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OFF-CAMPUS RENTAL RATES Due to students’ cost sensitivities, the market provides affordable options The following chart summarizes the average costs found in B&D’s research when students share a unit. Double occupancy rates assume each room among studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom unit types in the unit is shared with one other person. Single bedroom ouccupancy offered in the market nearest to the colleges. The average apartment rental assumes only one tenant is living in the bedroom but may share the rest of rates (excluding utilities) for an entire efficiency, one-, two-, and three- the amenities within the unit. The average rental rates per person for a bedroom apartment unit near each campus is also included below in Figure double bedroom in the surrounding areas of each campus were highest at 4. The costs within the rental market near West L.A. College were the West L.A. ($966 / month) while the lowest double bedroom rate was found highest on a per unit per month rate compared to other markets near the near Harbor College ($670 / month). Students are experiencing the other colleges. greatest value in the Los Angeles market by sharing a room in a two- or AVERAGE APARTMENT RENTAL RATES BY FULL UNIT three-bedroom apartment unit. City Harbor Pierce West

7 Studio $1,556 $1,321 $1,582 $1,967 AVERAGE APARTMENT RENTAL RATES

1-Bedroom $1,809 $1,909 $1,767 $2,552 City Harbor Pierce West

. 2-Bedroom $2,398 $2,297 $2,270 $3,037 Full Unit $1,931 $2,118 $2,132 $3,160 Single Bedroom $1,531 $1,340 $1,363 $1,933 3-Bedroom - $2,945 $2,907 $5,084

VANCE Double Bedroom $766 $670 $682 $966 FIGURE 4: Average Monthly Apartment Rental Rates by Entire Unit Note:FIGURE Rates 6 :are Average taken Monthlyfrom combined Rental Ratesav erages for All of Unitystudio, Types 1-bed, by 2-bed, Bedroom & 3-bed Configurations units from the A similar cost breakdown by single bedroom was also completed to off-campus market analy sis research performed near each college demonstrate how per person costs would differ by the number of bedrooms OFF-CAMPUS LIVING PATTERNS available in the apartment unit (Figure 5). For instance, students seeking Several questions were asked in the student survey regarding students’ a rental unit near their campus would experience the lowest rate within a experiences and costs with the off-campus rental market. These questions three-bedroom apartment at $969 (Pierce) and $982 (Harbor). In contrast,

INSPIRE. EMPOWER. AD were asked to assist in identifying gaps in the off-campus analysis research West L.A. was the only rental market where the analysis found a single

and understand where similarities are present in the living patterns

bedroom in a two-bedroom apartment ($1,519 / month) to be less than a students self-report. For example, the self-reported information by Y three-bedroom apartment ($1,695 / month). students in the survey indicate they are primarily living with their parent(s) AVERAGE APARTMENT RENTAL RATES BY SINGLE BEDROOM or other relative(s) (51.4%) and not paying rent. However, among those City Harbor Pierce West who do not live at home and rent in the off-campus market, living costs Studio $1,586 $1,321 $1,582 $1,967 suggest they are sharing a room or living with at least one other person in 1-Bedroom $1,809 $1,909 $1,767 $2,552 their rental unit to save on costs. 2-Bedroom $1,199 $2,047 $1,135 $1,519

3-Bedroom - $982 $969 $1,695

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With whom do you currently live? All Students (n=3,327) City Harbor Pierce West With my parent(s) or other relative(s) 51.4% 44.4% 64.4% 57.2% 42.8% survey questions. Breakdown of total responses by campus along with a With my spouse/partner and/or children 24.6% 25.4% 20.0% 22.6% 30.1% preliminary overview of demographics from the survey are included here: With roommate(s) who are not students 13.2% 15.6% 8.1% 12.1% 14.1% I live alone 9.1% 12.4% 5.9% 7.0% 10.9% With other student(s) from my primary college 1.7% 2.3% 1.5% 1.2% 2.2% Survey Responses Email Population % of Total Emails Margin of Error City 1,184 16,243 7.3% 2.8% FIGURE 7: With whom do you currently live? Harbor 530 9,370 5.7% 3.9% Pierce 1,292 19,220 6.7% 2.0% A similar assessment of self-reported rental and utility costs also revealed West 658 10,397 6.3% 3.6% 3,664 55,230 that actual rents are much less than what was found in the off-campus FIGURE 9: Survey Response Rate and Email Populations by Campus market analysis. The lower cost of living may suggest that students are renting outside of the 5-mile radius utilized for the off-campus analysis and Each campus showed an acceptable margin of error with City at 2.8%, are able to find a lower rental rates further away from their primary campus. Harbor at 3.9%, Pierce at 2.0%, and West at 3.6%. Also, each students’ Anecdotally, students in focus groups indicated they typically live within 5 demographics within the survey were a close representation to the overall

to 10 miles from their primary campus or approximately a 15 to 30 minute college demographics for each campus. Some over- and under- 8

commute to find more affordable rents. Students renting near Harbor representations were seen due to certain group’s interest in the survey and

College self-reported that they pay the least with a total monthly average project. These representations were within normal variations and among . cost of rent and utilities of $471 / month, while students attending West L.A. common demographic groups, such as a higher number of female and full- pay the most ($696 / month). time participants. Average age of students by campus varied slightly with VANCE AVERAGE MONTHLY LIVING COSTS Harbor College having the lowest at 25.8 years old and West L.A. having City Harbor Pierce West the highest at 29.0 years old. Monthly Rent $526 $377 $435 $596 Monthly Utilities $92 $94 $91 $101 City Harbor Pierce West Total Monthly Costs $618 $471 $526 $696 17 or under 0.7% 1.4% 1.0% 0.6% Note: Self-reported costs by students from the survey 18 - 19 12.1% 17.7% 22.6% 11.0% 20 - 21 13.8% 23.4% 18.8% 13.2% FIGURE 8: Self-Reported Average Monthly Cost 22 - 24 18.3% 19.5% 18.7% 18.7%

INSPIRE. EMPOWER. AD 25 - 30 23.1% 17.9% 17.1% 27.1%

31 - 40 18.2% 12.1% 12.4% 13.2%

41 - 50 7.0% 4.9% 5.4% 10.1% STUDENT SURVEY ANALY SIS 51 or older 6.9% 3.1% 4.1% 6.1% Y 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% DEMOGRAPHICS FIGURE 10: Age Group by Campus All four campuses participated in the student survey resulting in a combined enrollment population of 55,230 students. All students from each of the Among ethnic groups in the survey, the highest for each campus was four campuses were emailed during the process between December 1st Hispanic/Latino at an average of 44% across all four colleges. The smallest th

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students with an average of 10% across all four schools. Harbor College highest at 9.4% followed by West L.A. College (7.7%) and Pierce College saw the highest number of Hispanic / Latino students in the survey at 49% (6.3%). while West L.A. College experienced the largest number of participants Homeless / Unstable Living Situation (%) who identified as Black / African-American (22%). City 10.6%

Harbor 9.4% City Harbor Pierce West Asian 18% 17% 14% 9% Pierce 6.3% Black / African-American 7% 8% 4% 22% West 7.7% Hispanic / Latino 45% 49% 40% 40% White / Caucasian 18% 14% 29% 15% Other 12% 12% 13% 14% FIGURE 13: Homeless/Unstable Living by Campus (Self-Reported) 100% 100% 100% 100%

FIGURE 11: Race and Ethnic Background by Campus STUDENT HOUSING

Students indicated they are traveling an average of 23 minutes each way

9 Approximately 48.6% of students live off campus with residents that do not to campus and living primarily within a 2-10 mile radius (33%). Students

include their parent(s) or other relative(s). Among this population, 51.3%

. who commute to classes at West L.A. are currently spending the most time found it difficult to find a place to live near their primary campus. Although on their commute at an average of 27 minutes each way and with the students found it difficult to find affordable housing in close proximity to VANCE majority also living within a 2-10 mile distance from campus (66%). campus, there are various features and factors students found important to

City Harbor Pierce West have in their living unit. Key features that influenced students to live at their Less than 2 miles 22% 15% 10% 7% 2-5 miles 35% 43% 35% 33% current housing units included the total cost of rent and utilities (55%), free 6-10 miles 24% 28% 29% 33% 11-20 miles 14% 10% 18% 17% parking (43%), and opportunity for a private bedroom (42%). Participants 21-40 miles 4% 3% 7% 7% from City College also mentioned the need for a quiet place to study (37%) More than 40 miles 1% 1% 1% 3% 100% 100% 100% 100% as a top amenity. FIGURE 12: Student Driving Distance by Campus BUILDING FEATURES FOR CURRENT LIVING INSPIRE. EMPOWER. AD All Students (n=3,368) City Harbor Pierce West

1 Total cost of rent and utilities 55% 58% 53% 52% 57% Due to the rising homelessness rate in Los Angeles and high cost of living 2 Free parking 43% 38% 44% 44% 46%

3 Private bedroom 42% 36% 44% 49% 41% Y in the general rental market, a survey question was added to understand 4 Availability of a quiet place to study 38% 37% 36% 39% 38% 5 High-speed Internet ready 30% 24% 35% 38% 26% students’ perception of their living situation. The question was included to 6 Availability of a preferred unit type 27% 29% 24% 25% 31% 7 Washer/dryer in unit 24% 21% 31% 24% 24% gauge the number of students who self-identify themselves as having an 8 Safety and security features 22% 20% 20% 23% 25% Top 3 by All Students (Sorted) unstable living situation or are homeless. Of the total respondents from Top 3 by Campus L.A. City College, 10.6% said they considered themselves homeless or that FIGURE 14: Important Building Features by Campus their current living situation was not stable. Harbor College was the next Meanwhile, important location factors include access to a grocery store

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of work (48%). Students at City College also felt the availability, or Most of the preliminary findings regarding students’ disinterest with living proximity, to parking and public transportation were also important factors in student housing at their primary campus is due to the satisfaction with (49%). their existing living situation (42%) or their preference to live at home LOCATION FACTORS FOR CURRENT LIVING (18%). Some variations were present by campus as seen in Figure 17 and All Students (n=3,226) City Harbor Pierce West 1 Access to a grocery store 64% 65% 60% 64% 65% “other” responses included entries such as: “Cannot afford it”; “I have 2 Access to my campus 56% 54% 60% 57% 52% 3 Proximity to work 48% 42% 49% 51% 52% children”; “I have a family”; “I am an older student”; “I own a home”. 4 Proximity to, or availability of, parking or public transportation 44% 49% 36% 43% 45% 5 Proximity to shopping, entertainment, or restaurants 42% 38% 40% 48% 44% 6 Proximity to campus & student resources 40% 38% 45% 42% 43% All Students (n=1,958) City Harbor Pierce West Top 3 by All Students (Sorted) 1 I am satisfied with my current living situation 42% 41% 46% 40% 43% Top 3 by Campus 2 Would prefer to live at home with my parent(s)/guardian(s) 18% 13% 25% 22% 13% 3 Other (please specify) 16% 17% 14% 14% 20% FIGURE 15: Location Factors for Current Living by Campus 4 Would prefer to live in an off-campus apartment on my own 14% 18% 9% 12% 13% 5 Not interested in sharing a room or unit with other students 7% 9% 2% 8% 8% 6 Would prefer to live closer to my place of employment 2% 1% 2% 3% 3% 7 Concerned with the safety of my primary college campus 1% 2% 2% 1% 0% In general, students from the survey were interested about the prospect of 8 Would prefer to live on a different LACCD college 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

student housing on their primary campus. The combination of very likely 10 "Other" responses: Cannot afford it; I have children; I have a family; I am an older student; I own a home

and somewhat likely responses revealed that students from City College

FIGURE 17: Reason for Disinterest in Student Housing by College . were the most interested with living in student housing (41.7%). Both Pierce and West students showed similar interest in student housing with

If student housing was built on campus, students were given the VANCE 36.9%, while Harbor students’ combined responses were 31.5%. opportunity to indicate which physical features for the new building, as well

as spaces and amenities, are most important to them. Students primarily 30.0% are interested in privacy (59%), access to wireless Internet (55%), and an in-unit full kitchen (53%). Responses by campus were similar with the 25.0% 24.0% 21.1% addition of other factors such as the preference to have the building in a 19.7% 20.0% 17.7% 17.2% convenient location (City, Harbor, and Pierce) and on-site parking (Pierce). 16.0% 15.5% 15.8% INSPIRE. EMPOWER. AD

15.0% All Students (n=1,972) City Harbor Pierce West

1 Private (single) bedroom 59% 61% 60% 55% 64% 2 In-room wireless Internet included 55% 53% 60% 55% 53% 10.0% 3 In-unit full kitchen 53% 50% 57% 54% 54% Y 4 Convenient location 51% 54% 49% 50% 50% 5 On-site parking 49% 44% 48% 54% 52% 5.0% 6 Private bathroom 45% 49% 42% 41% 46% 7 Washer and dryer in the living unit 35% 34% 39% 36% 32% 8 Convenient laundry facilities in the building 29% 32% 24% 29% 29% 0.0% 9 Controlled/secured access to the building 27% 25% 26% 26% 30% City Harbor Pierce West 10 Storage space 18% 20% 15% 18% 17% Very Likely Somewhat Likely Top 3 by All Students (Sorted) Top 3 by Campus

FIGURE 16: Likelihood of Living on Primary Campus FIGURE 18: Preferred Building Amenities if Student Housing was Built by College BRAILSFORD & DUNLAVE REAL ESTATE ADVISORY S E R V I C E S – STUDENT HOUSING | L O S ANGELES COMMUNITY CO LLEGE DISTRICT

Finally, the assessment of social amenities to potentially include in student housing, such as the building’s ground floor or on each residential floor, were also evaluated. Amenities that participants in the survey indicated were important for the District to consider in a new housing facility included a fitness center/room (84%), computer lab with printing/copying (82%), and a small convenience grocery store (66%). All four campuses had similar responses and priorities within the top three amenities demonstrating a common theme among students for support services or spaces dedicated to wellness, studying, as well as access to food.

All Students (n=1,958) City Harbor Pierce West 1 Fitness or recreation area(s) in or near housing 84% 83% 83% 84% 85% 2 Computer lab with printing and copying 82% 84% 82% 81% 81% 3 Convenience or small grocery store 66% 66% 69% 65% 67%

11 4 Study lounges on the each floor 65% 65% 65% 63% 66% 5 Social lounge/TV room in the building 47% 44% 48% 50% 48% 6 Swimming Pool 39% 37% 38% 40% 43%

. 7 Academic space for seminars/lectures 29% 33% 33% 27% 25% 8 Game room 21% 20% 20% 25% 21% 9 Other (please specify) 2% 2% 2% 2% 3%

VANCE Top 3 by All Students (Sorted) Top 3 by Campus

FIGURE 19: Preferred Social Amenities if Student Housing was Built by College

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DEMAND ANALYSIS campus market. Respondents not meeting the aforementioned criteria, including students who own a home, were removed from the Demand DEMAND OVERVIEW Analysis. Students living with parents were included in the demand analysis if they are contributing at least $500 per month in rent. B&D developed a detailed model to project the specific level of demand for student housing at four different campuses. A variety of unit types were DEMAND BREAKDOWN tested including single and double configurations of traditional, semi-suite, full-suite and apartment-style units. For the purposes of this Analysis, Using a total enrollment consistent with the most recent levels finalized by traditional, semi-suite, and full-suite units were classified as Traditional the District (2015-2016), interest in campus housing was shown for all unit Student Housing to indicate units that do not include a kitchen and are types tested and across all age groups. When filtering demand by the associated with a traditional meal plan commonly offered at four-year above criteria, B&D projected a total demand as well as demand by the

institutions. Conversely, those unit types in the Demand Analysis that do classification of student housing (Traditional vs. Apartment). Pierce

offer a kitchen and do not require a traditional meal plan were classified as College and L.A. City College saw the highest total demand at 650 beds 12

Apartment Student Housing. Those units under that classification were and 640 beds, respectively. Harbor College received the lowest overall . tested in the survey as studio, one-, two-, three-, and four-bedroom demand with 231 beds. In general, all campuses saw the majority of their

apartment units. demand breakdown comprised of Traditional Student Housing units, such VANCE as a traditional, semi- and full-suite configuration most likely due to the The model derives demand from electronic survey responses, as well as lower cost associated with that unit type. These unit types, however, do current and projected enrollment figures provided by the District. Survey not have a kitchen and would require the support of an established dining respondents were provided with a narrative describing the unit types with plan on campus. descriptions including sample floor plans of traditional, semi- and full-suite units, as well as apartment options along with estimated rental rates for TOTAL STUDENT HOUSING DEMAND BY CAMPUS (ALL AGE GROUPS) Harbor College West L.A. College Pierce College L.A. City College each. Following the narrative, respondents were asked to indicate which Traditional Student Housing INSPIRE. EMPOWER. AD Traditional 66 109 190 177 unit type and occupancy option they would select if available the following Semi-Suite 45 65 64 97

academic year (2017-2018). Full-Suite 51 48 92 96 Y Total: 162 222 346 370 A target market was then defined to project conservative and realistic Apartment Student Housing Studio 15 30 48 67 demand from students at each of the four capmuses. The target market 1-Bedroom / 1-Bathroom 8 24 87 98 included respondents who met all of the following criteria: (1) are full-time 2-Bedroom / 1-Bathroom 26 49 71 94 4-Bedroom / 2-Bathroom 20 24 98 11 students; (2) indicated they were interested in living on campus; (3) Total: 69 127 304 270 currently living off campus and are renting a room, apartment or house; and Total Bed Demand by Campus: 231 349 650 640 (4) are currently paying rent of $500 or more per month within the off- FIGURE 20: Demand Breakdown by Unit Type, Housing Classification, and Campus BRAILSFORD & DUNLAVE REAL ESTATE ADVISORY S E R V I C E S – STUDENT HOUSING | L O S ANGELES COMMUNITY CO LLEGE DISTRICT

Fall 2016 F-1 Visa Data CAPTURE RATE ANALYSIS 19 or Less 20 to 24 25 to 29 30 to 34 35 to 39 40 to 49 50 + Totals: East L.A. 286 423 74 17 5 5 0 810 A capture rate analysis was completed to determine how many Potential Capture 172 254 22 3 1 0 0 451 L.A. City 27 205 86 20 19 6 3 366 international students could potentially be considered as a target market Potential Capture 16 123 26 3 2 0 0 170 L.A. Harbor 6 91 25 2 6 3 0 133 for living in student housing. The capture rate analysis does not project Potential Capture 4 55 8 0 1 0 0 67 demand but rather, uses capture rate percentages to project a potential L.A. ITV 1 5 3 1 13 0 0 23 Potential Capture 1 3 1 0 1 0 0 6 capture of those within that sub-population. According to survey data from L.A. Mission 13 31 22 3 1 2 0 72 international students, this analysis determined that approximately 60% of Potential Capture 8 19 7 0 0 0 0 34 L.A. Pierce 59 143 27 10 3 3 2 247 the 18-24 year olds, 30% of 25-29 year olds, 15% of 30-34 year olds, 10% Potential Capture 35 86 8 2 0 0 0 131 L.A. Southwest 2 14 1 1 2 1 0 21 of 35-39 year olds, and 5% of 40 year olds or above could be captured. Potential Capture 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 10 These capture rate percentages are based on how international students L.A. Trade Tech 10 33 35 6 4 2 1 91

Potential Capture 6 20 11 1 0 0 0 38

responded to questions in the survey related to preferences, unit types, and L.A. Valley 9 87 21 10 3 2 2 134 13 rental rate sensitivities. Ultimately, these capture rates equated to Potential Capture 5 52 6 2 0 0 0 66

West L.A. 35 257 68 17 9 4 0 390

. approximately 199 international students at West, 170 international Potential Capture 21 154 20 3 1 0 0 199 students at City, and 131 international students at Pierce (Figure 21). Total International Student Population: 2,287

Total Potential International Student Capture: 1,172 VANCE Harbor College could potentially capture 67 international students of its FIGURE 21: Projected Likely Target Market based on Capture Rate Analysis existing 133 internationals. However, Harbor College did not receive enough overall demand to justify moving forward with the development of Further demand analyses will be necessary beyond a capture rate student housing. In addition, the largest international population was at projection to test the sub-group’s realistic interest in student housing. East East L.A. College, which saw a potential capture of 451 students of its total L.A., West L.A., and L.A. City Colleges were the highest projected international population of 810 students. international populations that could be further researched from a demand

INSPIRE. EMPOWER. AD perspective through a separate Demand Analysis.

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EXHIBIT A: STUDENT SURVEY & COMMENTS

LACCD - Fall 2016 - Student Demand Analysis Description: Date Created: 11/3/2016 12:47:54 PM Date Range: 12/1/2016 12:00:00 PM - 12/17/2016 3:00:00 AM Total Respondents: 3863

Q1. What is your primary college?

Count Percent

1184 30.65% LA City College

41 1.06% East LA College

530 13.72% LA Harbor College

11 0.28% LA Mission College

1292 33.45% LA Pierce College

17 0.44% LA Southwest College

36 0.93% LA Trade-Tech College

80 2.07% LA Valley College

658 17.03% West LA College

14 0.36% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 7.14% State University Northridge

1 7.14% California State University, Northridge

1 7.14% El camino college

1 7.14% El Camino college

1 7.14% Hischool in iran

1 7.14% Long Beach City College

1 7.14% Moorpark

1 7.14% Peirce college

1 7.14% Pierce college

1 7.14% Pierce College

1 7.14% Santa Monica

3 21.43% Santa Monica College

3863 Respondents

Q2. Which college is located closest to where you live?

Count Percent

904 23.47% LA City College 107 2.78% East LA College

495 12.85% LA Harbor College

87 2.26% LA Mission College

1003 26.04% LA Pierce College

124 3.22% LA Southwest College

219 5.69% LA Trade-Tech College

315 8.18% LA Valley College

482 12.51% West LA College

116 3.01% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.86% Antelope valley college

4 3.45% Antelope Valley College

1 0.86% Cal Lutheran

2 1.72% California State University Northridge

1 0.86% California States University, Northridge

2 1.72% Cerritos

1 0.86% Cerritos City College

1 0.86% Cerritos college

4 3.45% College of the Canyons

2 1.72% College of the canyons

1 0.86% college of the desert

1 0.86% Compton College

1 0.86% Compton El Camino College

2 1.72% CSU Northridge

1 0.86% Csun

4 3.45% CSUN

1 0.86% DOWNTOWN

2 1.72% El camino

11 9.48% El Camino

1 0.86% el camino college

1 0.86% El camino college

1 0.86% El Camino college

10 8.62% El Camino College 1 0.86% El Camino College,Torrance

1 0.86% ELAC Education Center

1 0.86% Gcc

3 2.59% GCC

1 0.86% glendale city college

1 0.86% Glendale City College

1 0.86% Glendale college

1 0.86% Glendale College

4 3.45% Glendale community college

1 0.86% Glendale Community college

4 3.45% Glendale Community College

1 0.86% Golden coast colleg

1 0.86% I don't know

1 0.86% I'm homeless.

1 0.86% LBCC

2 1.72% Long Beach city college

7 6.03% Long Beach City College

1 0.86% Los Angeles Antelope Valley College

1 0.86% Moorpark college

3 2.59% Moorpark College

1 0.86% None I live remotely

1 0.86% Norco

1 0.86% Oxnard college

1 0.86% Pasadena College

1 0.86% Pasadena Cuty College

1 0.86% PCC

1 0.86% Peirce college

1 0.86% Pierce college

1 0.86% Riverside City College

1 0.86% santa ana college

1 0.86% santa monica college

5 4.31% Santa Monica College

1 0.86% SMC 1 0.86% USC

1 0.86% Ventura college

1 0.86% Whittier college

1 0.86% Wilmington

3852 Respondents

Q3. What is your gender?

Count Percent

1325 35.44% Male

2379 63.63% Female

30 0.80% Gender nonconforming

5 0.13% Other

3739 Respondents

Q4. What is your age?

Count Percent

35 0.95% 17 or under

590 15.94% 18 - 19

619 16.72% 20 - 21

700 18.91% 22 - 24

790 21.34% 25 - 30

537 14.51% 31 - 40

242 6.54% 41 - 50

189 5.11% 51 or older

3702 Respondents

Q5. How many units are you currently taking?

Count Percent

466 12.63% 1 - 4 units

1243 33.68% 5 - 10 units

1900 51.48% 11 - 18 units

82 2.22% More than 18 units

3691 Respondents Q6. Including this semester, how long have you been attending your primary college?

Count Percent

200 5.39% Less than one semester

518 13.95% One semester

451 12.15% Two semesters

775 20.87% Three semesters

914 24.62% Two years

855 23.03% Three years or more

3713 Respondents

Q7. What is your ethnic background?

Count Percent

328 8.79% African American

540 14.47% Asian/Pacific Islander

1616 43.30% Hispanic/Latino

14 0.38% Native American

751 20.12% White

221 5.92% Two or more races

13 0.35% Unknown

143 3.83% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.70% 69.8% european, 12%east asian and native american, 7.7% middle eastern and north african, 7.2% sub-saharan african, 0.1% oseanian, 3.2% unassigned...

1 0.70% Afghaistan

1 0.70% Afghan

1 0.70% Afghanistan

1 0.70% Africa

1 0.70% Africain

1 0.70% african

3 2.10% African

1 0.70% AfroLatinx

1 0.70% American

1 0.70% American Californio

1 0.70% Arab 1 0.70% Arab/Caucasian

1 0.70% ARABBBBB

1 0.70% Arabic

1 0.70% armenian

14 9.79% Armenian

1 0.70% Arminian

3 2.10% Asian

1 0.70% Asian and White

2 1.40% Asian Indian

1 0.70% Asian/European

1 0.70% Bangladeshi

1 0.70% Banglai

1 0.70% Begali

1 0.70% black

5 3.50% Black

1 0.70% Black and Hispanic

1 0.70% Brazilian

1 0.70% Cambodian

1 0.70% Caucasian

1 0.70% Central American

1 0.70% chicano

1 0.70% Chicano

1 0.70% Czech

1 0.70% Egyptian

1 0.70% Ethiopia

1 0.70% Eurasian

1 0.70% Euroamerican

1 0.70% everything

4 2.80% Filipino

1 0.70% Foreign student

1 0.70% Hispinac/ Caucasian

1 0.70% human

6 4.20% Indian 1 0.70% iran

2 1.40% Iranian

1 0.70% Iranian-American

1 0.70% Jamaican immigrant

1 0.70% Kazakh

1 0.70% Korean

1 0.70% LATINX

1 0.70% Mex.

1 0.70% Mexican

1 0.70% Mexican American

1 0.70% middle east

1 0.70% Middle East

1 0.70% MIDDLE EAST

2 1.40% middle eastern

6 4.20% Middle eastern

6 4.20% Middle Eastern

1 0.70% midlle este

2 1.40% Mixed

1 0.70% MIXED

1 0.70% Mixed (African American, White, Mexican)

1 0.70% Mixed African American and white

1 0.70% Mixed Race

1 0.70% Multi Ethnic

1 0.70% Nigerian

1 0.70% north african

1 0.70% Okinawan/Irish/German/Cherokee

1 0.70% Pacific Islander

1 0.70% Pakistani

1 0.70% Peach Skin Californian

3 2.10% persian

3 2.10% Persian

1 0.70% Puerto Rican

1 0.70% races blk/hispanic 1 0.70% Russian

1 0.70% Saudi

1 0.70% Saudi Arabia

1 0.70% South Asian

1 0.70% Spanish

1 0.70% sri lankan

1 0.70% Sweedish/English. White is a color not an ethnicity

1 0.70% Uzbek

1 0.70% Viet Cong

1 0.70% Western Europe

1 0.70% White/ Filipino

106 2.84% Decline to state

3732 Respondents

Q8. What is your marital and family status?

Count Percent

2639 70.90% Single without children

410 11.02% Single with children

268 7.20% Partner/Married without children

405 10.88% Partner/Married with children

3722 Respondents

Q9. Do you identify with any of the following populations? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Count Respondent % Response %

48 1.31% 1.29% Deaf / Hard of Hearing

261 7.12% 7.04% Disabled (physical and / or invisible)

69 1.88% 1.86% Foster Youth

127 3.47% 3.42% Veteran or military-connected (including dependents, spouses, partners)

3205 87.45% 86.39% None of the Above

3665 Respondents

3710 Responses Q10. What is your residency status?

Count Percent

3420 91.91% CA resident

37 0.99% Out-of-state

165 4.43% AB 540

99 2.66% International

3721 Respondents

Q11. Which high school did you attend?

Count Percent

38 3.37% Belmont High School

4 0.35% Camino Nuevo High School

4 0.35% High School

25 2.21% Helen Bernstein High School

33 2.92%

2 0.18% Immaculate Heart High School

53 4.69% John Marshall High School

15 1.33% of Arts

5 0.44% McAlister High School

950 84.15% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.11% John Muir high school

1 0.11% Russian high school

1 0.11% William Howard Taft high school

1 0.11% #132 in Armenia

1 0.11% #174

1 0.11% 101

1 0.11% 11 in Armenia

1 0.11% 126

1 0.11% A Beka Academy

1 0.11% A school in Florida

1 0.11% A.B. Miller High School

1 0.11% A.K. High School & College

1 0.11% AA Stagg high school 1 0.11% Abraham Lincoln High

2 0.21% Abraham Lincoln High School

1 0.11% Abraham Lincoln Senior High School

1 0.11% Abram Friedman

1 0.11% Abram Friedman Occupational Center

1 0.11% Academia San Agustin de Sabana Grande

1 0.11% Academic Leadership Community

1 0.11% Academic Performance Excellence Academy

1 0.11% Academy of Queen Mary

1 0.11% adarsha

1 0.11% Adult Education Center - SMMUSD

1 0.11% Al Gharbia

1 0.11% Alexander Hamilton

1 0.11% Alexander Hamilton high

3 0.32% Alexander Hamilton High School

2 0.21% Alhambra high school

1 0.11% Alhambra High School

1 0.11% aliso niguel

1 0.11% Allan F Daily High School

1 0.11% Alliance Judy Ive Burton Technology Academy High School

1 0.11% Alternative Learning System (Philippines)

1 0.11% American School of Dubai

1 0.11% Ann Arbor High School, Ann Arbor, MI

1 0.11% Anonymous

1 0.11% another country

1 0.11% Another country

1 0.11% Aquinas University of Legazpi

1 0.11% Aragon

1 0.11% Arifiye anadolu ogretmen lisesi

1 0.11% Armenia, Yerevan HSchool

1 0.11% Armenia, Yerevan, High school

1 0.11% Armenian

1 0.11% Arroyo High School 1 0.11% Arshag Dickensian Armenian school

1 0.11% Aspire Pacific Academy

1 0.11% aspire pacific academy high school

1 0.11% Assabet Valley

1 0.11% ATA

1 0.11% Atakoy Cumhuriyet

1 0.11% August f Hawkins high school

1 0.11% Augustus F. Hawkins High School

1 0.11% Austin High

1 0.11% Austin High School

1 0.11% Aveson

1 0.11% Baldwin Park HS

1 0.11% bangladesh

1 0.11% bassett high school

1 0.11% Bassett High School

1 0.11% Bay side community day school

1 0.11% Beach High School

1 0.11% Beaufort High School

1 0.11% Belize Christian Academy

1 0.11% bell high school

1 0.11% Bell high School

1 0.11% Bell High School

1 0.11% Bell high school

1 0.11% Bellarmine Jefferson

1 0.11% bellarmine jefferson high school

1 0.11% Bellarmine Jefferson High School

1 0.11% Bellingham High School

1 0.11% Belmont Adult School AEWC

1 0.11% Benjamin Franklin High School

1 0.11% Benson High School

1 0.11% Beverly Hills high school

4 0.42% Beverly Hills High School

1 0.11% Birmingham 1 0.11% Bishop Conaty- Our Lady of Loretto

1 0.11% Bloomington High School

1 0.11% Blue Ridge Community College

1 0.11% Bnei Akiva (Israel)

1 0.11% Bole Secondery

1 0.11% Bolsa Grande

1 0.11% Boyle Heights Technology

1 0.11% Braden River

1 0.11% Bravo High School

1 0.11% BRAVO MEDICAL MAGNEG

1 0.11% Bravo Medical Magnet

1 0.11% Bravo Medical Magnet High School

1 0.11% Brazil

1 0.11% Brentwood School

1 0.11% Brooklyn NY

1 0.11% Brother Martin

1 0.11% Buena high school

1 0.11%

1 0.11% Burbank High

1 0.11% burnwood high

1 0.11% Busan high school

1 0.11% C.A.T.C.H

1 0.11% cab calloway school of the arts

1 0.11% Cajon High School

1 0.11% Cal burke high school

1 0.11% California high school

1 0.11% CALS Early College High School

1 0.11%

1 0.11% Canyon High

1 0.11% Canyon High School

1 0.11% Cape Verde

1 0.11% Capuchino High

1 0.11% Carson 1 0.11% Carson High

1 0.11% Casa Roble High School

1 0.11% Castle High School, Newburgh, Indiana

1 0.11% cathedral high school

1 0.11% Cathedral High School

1 0.11% CATHEDRAL HIGH TRENTON NEW JERSEY

1 0.11% Cefas

1 0.11% Centennial

1 0.11% Central Adult High School

1 0.11% central high

1 0.11% Central high

1 0.11% Central high school

1 0.11% Central High School

1 0.11% Central High School (Fresno, CA)

1 0.11% Central kitsap high school

1 0.11% Central Valley High School

1 0.11% Chatsworth

1 0.11%

1 0.11% Chatsworth Senior High

1 0.11% Chicago school

1 0.11% China

1 0.11% Chino High

1 0.11% Christa McAuliffe Academy

1 0.11% Christian Liberty Academy

1 0.11% Chs

1 0.11% CIS

3 0.32% City of Angels

1 0.11% city of angels independent study

1 0.11% City of Angels independent study

1 0.11% City of Angels Independent Study

1 0.11% Civitas School of Leadership

1 0.11% Clark Magnet High

1 0.11% Cleveland High School 1 0.11% CNI

1 0.11% Colegio García Flamenco, El Salvador

1 0.11% Colegio Pablo Apostol, Chile

1 0.11% Colegio Wilma Chavez San Juan, PR

1 0.11% College park high school

1 0.11% College Ready Academy High School #5

1 0.11% COLLEGE READY ACADEMY HS #5

1 0.11% College Ready Academy HS NO.16

1 0.11% Colton High School

1 0.11% Compton

1 0.11% Contoocook Valley High School

1 0.11% Cortines High School Vapa

1 0.11% Corvallis High School in Corvallis, OR

2 0.21%

1 0.11% crenshaw Senior High

1 0.11% crescenta valley high school

1 0.11% Crooksville High School

1 0.11% Culver City

1 0.11% Darwin International School

1 0.11% David Crockett

1 0.11% David Starr Jordan

1 0.11% David starr jordan

1 0.11% De La Salle Lipa

1 0.11% Desert sands hs

1 0.11% Didnt attend high school in USA

1 0.11% Don Bosco Technical Institute

1 0.11% Dorsey High School

1 0.11% Dorsey Miller High School

1 0.11% Dorsey Senior High

1 0.11% Douglas HS

2 0.21% Downey High School

1 0.11% Downtown Business Magnet

1 0.11% Downtown magnet 1 0.11% Downtown Magnets

1 0.11% Downtown magnets high school

6 0.63% Downtown Magnets High School

1 0.11% Downtown Magnets Highschool

1 0.11% Dr Olga Logan hs

1 0.11% Dr. Olga Mohan High School

1 0.11% Dr. Phillips High School

1 0.11% Dulles high school

1 0.11% eagle rock high

2 0.21%

1 0.11% East los angeles performing arts academy

1 0.11% East Stroudsburg HS South

1 0.11% East Valley High School

1 0.11% Eastsidea high school

1 0.11% Eden girls college,banladesh

1 0.11% EDWARD R ROYBAL LC

1 0.11% Edward r roybal learning center

2 0.21% Edward R. Roybal

1 0.11% Edward R. Roybal LC

1 0.11% Edward R. Roybal Learning Center

2 0.21% Edward Roybal Learning Center

1 0.11% Edward Roybal learning center

1 0.11% Egypt

1 0.11% Egyptian school

1 0.11% El Camino Real

2 0.21% El Camino Real Charter High School

2 0.21% El Camino Real High School

1 0.11% El Molino

1 0.11% El Monte Adult School

1 0.11% El Paso de Robles

1 0.11% El rancho high

1 0.11%

1 0.11% ELSINORE HIGH SCHOOL 1 0.11% Environmental Science and Tech. H.S.

1 0.11% Erasmus Hall Brooklyn NY

1 0.11% esl

1 0.11%

1 0.11% estancia high

1 0.11% European high school

1 0.11% Evans Adult School

1 0.11% Evans community adult school

1 0.11% Evans Community Adult School

1 0.11% Evans Community Adult School (Hollywood AEWC Division)

1 0.11% Fair Fax High School

1 0.11% Fair fax senior high school

2 0.21% Fairfax

1 0.11% Fairfax High Schol

2 0.21% Fairfax high school

15 1.58% Fairfax High School

1 0.11% Fairfax highschool

1 0.11% Fairfax magnet high school

1 0.11% Fairfax Senior High

5 0.53% Fairfax Senior High School

1 0.11% Fairfax Senior Highschool

1 0.11% Fairfax Seniour High School

1 0.11% Farzanegan (Esfahan, Iran)

1 0.11% Ferndale High

1 0.11% Ferndale High School

1 0.11% Finished in Europe

1 0.11% FIT NYC

1 0.11% Foothill high school

2 0.21% foreign

6 0.63% Foreign

2 0.21% foreign country

4 0.42% Foreign country

2 0.21% Foreign Country 1 0.11% Foreign Country High School

1 0.11% Foreign country high school graduate

1 0.11% Foreign country school

1 0.11% Foreign county

1 0.11% foreign school

1 0.11% Foreign school

2 0.21% Forigen

1 0.11% forign

1 0.11% Franklin

1 0.11% Franklin high school

1 0.11% Fransisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School

1 0.11% Fred C. Nellis

1 0.11% Frederick Douglass Academy Charter High School

1 0.11% Fremont high school

1 0.11% Fresno Adult school

1 0.11% Frycz

1 0.11% Fryshuset Gymnasium

1 0.11% Gardena High

1 0.11%

1 0.11% Gardena HS

1 0.11% Garfield High School

2 0.21% ged

2 0.21% GED

1 0.11% Gertz-Ressler

1 0.11% Gertz-Ressler High School

1 0.11% Ghana

1 0.11% Ghs

1 0.11% Glenbrook South high school

2 0.21% Glendale

1 0.11% glendale academy

1 0.11% Glendale High school

1 0.11% Gonzalez high school

1 0.11% Gordon Tech HS 1 0.11% Granada Hills

1 0.11% Granada Hills Charter High School

1 0.11% Grant

1 0.11% Grant High School

1 0.11% Green Design Community School

1 0.11% Grover Cleveland High School

1 0.11% Guadalajara Escuela Del Futuro

2 0.21% Guatemala

1 0.11% Hamilton Academy of Music

1 0.11% Hamilton county

1 0.11% Hamilton High School

1 0.11% Hamilton Music Academy, Los Angeles

1 0.11% Han Young HS

1 0.11% Hannaha High, Charleston, South Carolina

1 0.11% Harlem, GA

1 0.11% Hawthorne high

1 0.11% Hayward High School

1 0.11% Helix High School

1 0.11% Herbert Hoover High School

1 0.11% high school from my country

1 0.11% High school in China

1 0.11% High School in Germany

1 0.11% High School in Korea

1 0.11% High School in Mexico

1 0.11% High School in ohio

1 0.11% high school in Poland

1 0.11% High school in Russia

1 0.11% Highland park hs

1 0.11% holy family in philippines

1 0.11% Home Schooled

1 0.11% Homeschool

1 0.11% Homeschooled

1 0.11% Homewood Flossmoor Highschool 1 0.11% hoover high

1 0.11% Hoover High

1 0.11% hoover high school

1 0.11% HS outside US

1 0.11% Hubbard High School; Hubbard, OH

1 0.11% Huntington Beach High School

1 0.11% Huntington Park High

1 0.11% Huntington park high school

1 0.11% Hyde Park Career Academy

1 0.11% Hyesung Girl's High school

1 0.11% I attended abroad

1 0.11% IES VALMAYOR

1 0.11% Imus Institute (foreign country)

1 0.11% in Armenia

1 0.11% in armenia #2

1 0.11% In Armenia, number 7

1 0.11% In Brazil

1 0.11% In Colombia

1 0.11% in korea

1 0.11% In korea

1 0.11% in korea, IMAE high school

1 0.11% In Mongolia

1 0.11% In my country

1 0.11% In my country Lebanon

1 0.11% in South Korea

1 0.11% In the Caribbean (princess Margaret secondary)

1 0.11% Interamericano University

1 0.11% international

1 0.11% International

1 0.11% International Studies Learning Center High School

1 0.11% IPJBE

1 0.11% iQ Academy

1 0.11% Iraq/ Maqaal High school 1 0.11% Irvington High School

1 0.11% Japan

1 0.11% Japanese High School in Japan

1 0.11% Jefferson High School

1 0.11% Jefferson highschool

1 0.11% jensen beach high school

1 0.11% JILCF (Foreign School)

1 0.11% JM Hanks High School

1 0.11% Johansen High School

1 0.11% John C Fremont High

1 0.11% John C. Fremont

1 0.11% John C. Fremont Senior High

1 0.11% John C.Fremomt High School

1 0.11% John Ehret High School

1 0.11% John F Kennedy High School

2 0.21% John F. Kennedy High School

1 0.11% John W. North HS

1 0.11% Johnson high school

1 0.11% Jpn C Fremont

1 0.11% Jung-hi women's high school in s. Korea

1 0.11% Junipero Serra High School

1 0.11% jw sexton

1 0.11% Kaimuki High School

1 0.11% Kempsville High, Virginia Beach, VA

1 0.11% Kent Roosevelt High School

1 0.11% Keystone National HS

2 0.21% King drew magnet high school

1 0.11% King drew med magnet high school

1 0.11% Konko-gakuen High School

1 0.11% Korean high school

1 0.11% L.W.Higgins

1 0.11% La high

1 0.11% La Naval Academy 1 0.11% La Port High School TX

1 0.11% La Puente High School

1 0.11% La Salle High School

3 0.32% LACES

1 0.11% ladue high school

1 0.11%

1 0.11% Laguna Beach High School

1 0.11% Lakeview HS Cortland Ohio

1 0.11% Las Vegas

1 0.11% Las Vegas High School

1 0.11% Lemoore High school

1 0.11% Lexington High School

1 0.11% Libon Private High School

1 0.11% Licking Valley High School

1 0.11% Lin Ko Senior High School

1 0.11% Lincoln

1 0.11% Lincoln high

1 0.11% Linda Marquez

1 0.11% Lipetsk 72 School

1 0.11%

1 0.11% Locke High School

1 0.11% Locke High school

1 0.11% Long beach

1 0.11%

1 0.11% Los Andeles senior high

1 0.11% Los Angeles Academy of Arts and Enterprise

1 0.11% Los Angeles center for enriched studies

2 0.21% Los Angeles Center for Enriched Studies

1 0.11% Los Angeles Education Corps

1 0.11% Los Angeles High school

8 0.84% Los Angeles High School

1 0.11% Los Angeles Leadership Academy

1 0.11% Los Angeles leadership academy 1 0.11% Los Angeles school of Global Studies

1 0.11% Los Angeles School of Global Studies

1 0.11% Los Angeles Senior High

1 0.11% Los Angeles senior high

2 0.21% los angeles senior high school

1 0.11% Los Angeles senior high school

1 0.11% Los Angeles Senior High school

7 0.74% Los Angeles Senior High School

1 0.11% Los Angeles Senior high school

1 0.11% Los Angeles Teacher Preparatory

1 0.11% Los Angeles Teacher Preparatory High School

1 0.11% Los Angeles Technology Center (AEWC)

1 0.11% Loyola High School

1 0.11% Lucy C. Laney

1 0.11% luthera

1 0.11% Lycée Moderne Youp in Ivory Coast

1 0.11% Lycée Municipal de Orodara

1 0.11% Lycee Antenor Firmin(Haiti)

1 0.11% lynwood High School

1 0.11% Lynwood High School

1 0.11% Madison county, VA

1 0.11% Magnolia hs

1 0.11% Malibu

1 0.11% Manayunk women high school

1 0.11% Manchester Memorial High School

1 0.11% Manual Art

1 0.11% manual arts

2 0.21% Manual arts

1 0.11% Manual Arts

1 0.11% Manual Arts High

2 0.21%

1 0.11% Manual Arts high school

10 1.05% Manual Arts High School 1 0.11% Manual Arts HIgh School

2 0.21% Manual Arts Senior High

3 0.32% Manual Arts Senior High School

1 0.11% Marc and Eva stern math and science school

1 0.11% Marina High School

1 0.11% Marion high school

1 0.11% Marshall High School

1 0.11% Mary's Academy

1 0.11% Mascoma Valley Regional High School

1 0.11% Maud High Maud Tx

1 0.11% Maxine Waters

1 0.11% Mayorga National High School

1 0.11% Medical High School

1 0.11% Metropolitan High School

1 0.11% mexico

1 0.11% mexico city

1 0.11% Michgan

1 0.11% Midland Park HS

1 0.11% Miguel contreras

1 0.11% Miguel Contreras High School

1 0.11% Miguel Contreras LC high school

11 1.16% Miguel Contreras Learning Complex

1 0.11% Milaca High School

1 0.11% Minnesota

1 0.11% Mira Monte High School

1 0.11% montebello high school

1 0.11% Montebello high school

1 0.11% Montgomer High School San Diego

1 0.11% Monument Mountain Regional High School

1 0.11% Morrison Academy

1 0.11% Mount Pleasant High School (in Rhode Island)

1 0.11% Mount St. Mary's High New Delhi

1 0.11% Muradpur Adarsha High School 1 0.11% Murray Bergtraum High School for Business Careers

1 0.11% Murrieta Valley High School

1 0.11% My country's High School

1 0.11% N172 in Armenia

1 0.11% NC

1 0.11% New Designs Charter

3 0.32% New Open World Academy

1 0.11% New Rochelle High School

1 0.11% New Trier (Illinois)

1 0.11% New Village

1 0.11% New village charter high

1 0.11% New village girls academy

1 0.11% New village high school

1 0.11% New World School of The Arts

1 0.11% Newbury Park High School

1 0.11% Nihon University Tohoku High school

1 0.11% non

1 0.11% None

1 0.11% North Central HS, Spokane, WA

1 0.11% North Field Mount Herman School

1 0.11% north hollywood

1 0.11% North Hollywood High

1 0.11% North hollywood high school

1 0.11% North Hollywood High School

1 0.11% North Miami Sr. High

1 0.11% North Texas job Corp.

1 0.11% Northeast high school, Philadelphia, PA

1 0.11% Notre dame academy

1 0.11% NOW ACADEMY

1 0.11% NYC

1 0.11% Oak hills high school

1 0.11% Oasis high

1 0.11% Ofy 1 0.11% Olney Charter High School

1 0.11% Onatrio High Schhol

1 0.11% Opportunities For Learning Charter High School

1 0.11% Opportunities for Learning Charter Schools - Northridge

1 0.11% oppurtunites for learning

1 0.11% Orangewood H.S.

1 0.11% Ortega High School

2 0.21% Orthopaedic Hospital Medical Magnet High School

1 0.11% orthopeadic hospital medical magnet high school

1 0.11% Oscar de la Hoya charter

3 0.32% Other country

1 0.11% Other state and country

1 0.11% Our Lady of Loretto/L.A.

4 0.42% out of country

1 0.11% Out of country

1 0.11% Out of Country

3 0.32% out of state

3 0.32% Out of state

1 0.11% out of state (Oregon)

1 0.11% Out of state high school

1 0.11% Out of state High School

1 0.11% Out of state, Arizona, Phoenix South Mountain High

1 0.11% out of the country

1 0.11% Out of the country

1 0.11% out of the US

1 0.11% out of US

2 0.21% out of USA

1 0.11% Out of USA

1 0.11% outside of country

1 0.11% Outside the US

1 0.11% outside usa

1 0.11% Outside usa

1 0.11% Oxford academy 1 0.11% Pacific Coast Christian

2 0.21% Palisades Charter High School

1 0.11% Palisades Charter HS

1 0.11% Palm Springs

1 0.11% palmdale high

1 0.11% Palmdale High School

1 0.11%

1 0.11% Paramount Adult School

1 0.11% Paramount High School

1 0.11% Park Center Senior Higg

1 0.11% Pasadena High School

1 0.11% Pasadena high school

1 0.11% Patton Springs ISD

1 0.11% Pelham High School Pelham Nh

1 0.11% Penns valley area jshs

1 0.11% People's friendship University of Russia

1 0.11% Phineas Banning High

1 0.11% Pine Forest Senior High

1 0.11% Piscataway High School

1 0.11% Plano East Senior High

1 0.11% Pleasant Valley High School

1 0.11% Polytechnic high school

1 0.11% Pomona High School

1 0.11% high school

1 0.11% Queen elizabeth

1 0.11% R. K. Lloyde High School

2 0.21% Ramon C Cortines

1 0.11% Ramon C Cortines School of Arts

1 0.11% Ramon C Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts

1 0.11% Ramon C Cortines VAPA

1 0.11% Ramon C. Cortines School of VAPA

1 0.11% Ramon C. Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts

1 0.11% Ramon Cortines School of Visiual and Performing Arts 1 0.11% Rancho Del Mar

1 0.11% Rappahannock County High School

1 0.11% Red mountain high school

1 0.11% Redondo Union High School

1 0.11% Reseda high

1 0.11% Reseda High Police academy High

1 0.11% RFK ASGL

1 0.11% Rialto High School

1 0.11% Richard Milburn Academy

1 0.11% Rim of the World High School

1 0.11% Road to success academy

1 0.11% Robert F Kennedy school for the visual arts and humanities

1 0.11% Robert F. Kennedy Community Schools - Ambassador School of Global Leadership

1 0.11% Robert Fulton College Preparatory School

1 0.11% Rocky Mountain High School

1 0.11% Romeo High School

1 0.11% Roosevelt CAS

1 0.11% Roosevelt high school

1 0.11% Roosevelt High school

2 0.21% Roosevelt High School

1 0.11% Roosevelt HS

1 0.11% Rosa L. Parks School of Fine and Performing Arts

1 0.11% Rosa Park, Montgeron France

1 0.11% Rowland High School

1 0.11% roybal learning center

1 0.11% Roybal learning center

2 0.21% Roybal Learning Center

1 0.11% Rungsee Vittaya School (Chiang Mai, Thailand)

1 0.11% Russia

1 0.11% russia vladivostok

1 0.11% Russia,Moscow 55

1 0.11% Russian Art School

1 0.11% S.E.A 1 0.11% S.E.A boys and girls academy

1 0.11% S.Korea

1 0.11% Sacramento

1 0.11% Sahuaro High School

1 0.11% Salesian high

1 0.11% Salesian High School

1 0.11% SAMAR PHILIPPINES

1 0.11% Sammamish High School

1 0.11% Samohi

1 0.11% San Antonio High school

1 0.11% San Benildo integrated school

1 0.11%

1 0.11% San Gabriel Mission High School

1 0.11% San Jacinto high school

1 0.11% San Leandro High School

1 0.11% san pedro

1 0.11% Sandalwood

1 0.11% Santa Cruz High

1 0.11% SANTALUCES HIGH SCHOOL (FLORIDA)

3 0.32%

1 0.11% Santee Education Complex High School

1 0.11% Santee Educational complex

1 0.11% Santee Educational Complex

1 0.11% santos comprehensive high school

1 0.11% SatreeJulanak, Bangkok, Thailand

1 0.11% Scherr High school

1 0.11% school #182

1 0.11% School #3 after Suren Avetisyan

1 0.11% school for the visual arts and humanities

4 0.42% School for the Visual Arts and Humanities

1 0.11% School of mathematics and science

1 0.11% School of social justice

1 0.11% Senior Fairfax High school 1 0.11% Shahamir Shahamiryan

1 0.11% sharqyaa

1 0.11% Shasta High School

1 0.11% Shawnee Mission west

1 0.11% Sherando High School

1 0.11% Shinsung High School, South Korea

1 0.11% Shiyan High School in China

1 0.11% SIATech Los Angeles Charter High School

1 0.11% Sierra

1 0.11% Simi Valley High School

1 0.11% sinkeng in korea

1 0.11% Soledad enrichment academy boys and girls

1 0.11% Soledad Enrichment Action Charter

1 0.11% Sonora High School

1 0.11% South El Monte high school

1 0.11% South Garland

1 0.11%

1 0.11% South hills

1 0.11% South Korea

1 0.11% South my. High phx az

1 0.11% South Park

1 0.11% South Tahoe High School

1 0.11% South

1 0.11% St. Andrew High School, Jamaica W.I.

1 0.11% St. Bernard High School

1 0.11% St. Joseph High School

1 0.11% St. Joseph's Academy-Las Pinas (Philippines)

1 0.11% St. Joseph's Sr. Sec. School

1 0.11% st. monicas

1 0.11% Stratford High School

1 0.11% Student Empowerment Academy

1 0.11% Sunny Hills High

1 0.11% 1 0.11% Sunnyside Highschool Fresno CA

1 0.11% Superior Jardines de Ponce in Puerto Rico

2 0.21% High School

1 0.11% Synergy quantum academy

1 0.11% Synergy Quantum Academy

2 0.21% SYRIA

1 0.11% Technical Lyceum pre National Technical University of Ukraine Kyiv Polytechnical Institute

1 0.11% Tegucigalpa, Honduras

1 0.11% Tehran, Iran (foreign country)

1 0.11% Temescal Canyon High School

1 0.11% The Aided High School 6-10 grade. modon mohon college, Sylhet, Bangladesh another 2 years

1 0.11% The American School Foundation

1 0.11% The Archer School for Girls

1 0.11% The Tutoring School

1 0.11% Theodore Roosevelt high school

1 0.11% Theodore Roosevelt High School

1 0.11% Theodore Roosevelt Senior High

1 0.11% Thomas Jefferson

1 0.11% Thomas Jefferson (Senior) High School

1 0.11% Thomas Jefferson High Scholl

1 0.11% Thomas Jefferson high school

1 0.11% Thomas Jefferson High School

2 0.21% Thomas Jefferson High school

1 0.11% Titusville High School

1 0.11% Torrance High School

1 0.11% Tri-Valley HS

1 0.11% Tulare Union High School

1 0.11% tunisia

1 0.11% Tver high school

1 0.11% UCLA Community School

1 0.11% Ukrainian high school

1 0.11% Umhs

1 0.11% university high 2 0.21% University high school

1 0.11% University High School

1 0.11% University high school Los angeles

2 0.21% University Highschool

1 0.11% University Senior High

1 0.11% upland high

1 0.11% V Teryan

3 0.32% Valencia High School

1 0.11% Valley Christian High School

1 0.11% Vallivue High School

1 0.11% High

5 0.53%

1 0.11% Venice High School

1 0.11% Venice High School and Central High School Tri-C

1 0.11% Venture academy

1 0.11% Verdugo Academy High School

2 0.21% Verdugo Hills High School

1 0.11% Viet Nam

1 0.11% Villa Park

1 0.11% Visual and Performing arts high school St. Louis Mo

1 0.11% Waipahu High School

2 0.21% Wallis Annenberg High School

1 0.11% Walnut High School

1 0.11% Warren G Harding High School

1 0.11% Washington Preparatory High School

1 0.11% Waukesha South High School

1 0.11% West Adam Preparatory High School

1 0.11% West Adams

1 0.11% west adams

3 0.32% West Adams High School

1 0.11% West Adams high school

1 0.11% West Adams Prep

1 0.11% West Adams prep 1 0.11% west adams prep high schoo;

1 0.11% west adams prep high school

1 0.11% West Adams Prep/S.E.A. Charter School

1 0.11% West Adams Preparatory

1 0.11% west adams preparatory high school

1 0.11% West Adams preparatory High School

5 0.53% West Adams Preparatory High School

1 0.11% West Chester east

1 0.11% West Torrance high school

1 0.11% Westchester high school

1 0.11% Western academy

1 0.11% western, ahahein,ca

1 0.11% Westfield High School

1 0.11% Westranch High School

1 0.11% Westwood High School

1 0.11% Whitney M. Young Magnet High School

1 0.11% William Howard Taft high school

1 0.11% william Howard Tafy High Sch

1 0.11% Winnacunnet High School

1 0.11% Wm S Hart High

1 0.11% Woodland High School

2 0.21% Woodrow Wilson High School

1 0.11% Woodrow Wilson High Tacoma WA

1 0.11% Woodstock Union High School

1 0.11% Y.O.U Alternative

1 0.11% Yerevan

1 0.11% Yerevan high school

1 0.11% YEREVAN, #83

1 0.11% Yio Chu Kang Secondary School

1 0.11% youngdong-il high school in South Korea

1 0.11% Youth Opportunities Unlimited Alternative High School

1 0.11% zorar gonj girls school. chittagong, bangladesh

1129 Respondents Q12. Which high school did you attend?

Count Percent

0 0.00% Avalon High School

6 1.16% Cabrillo High School

1 0.19% George S. Patton Continuation School

2 0.39% Mary Star of the Sea High School

35 6.78%

70 13.57% Phineas Banning Senior High School

25 4.84% Port of Los Angeles High School

0 0.00% Reid Senior High School

377 73.06% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.27% Academies of Education and Empowerment at the Carson High Complex

1 0.27% Academy of education and empowerment at carson high

1 0.27% Academy of Medical Arts @ carson

1 0.27% Academy of Medical Arts @ The Carson Comlex

1 0.27% Academy of medical arts at carson high school

1 0.27% Academy of Medical Arts of Carson Complex

1 0.27% Adult high School

1 0.27% Adult school- EPHS

1 0.27% AEE @ Carson High School

1 0.27% AEWC

1 0.27% Alliance College Ready High School #5

1 0.27% Alliance Judy Ivory Burton Tech High school

1 0.27% Animo Inglewood Charter High School

1 0.27% Animo leadership charter h.s.

1 0.27% anjal

1 0.27%

1 0.27% artesia high school

1 0.27% Artesia High School

1 0.27% Assurance learning academy

1 0.27% Banning High School

1 0.27% Beaumont High School 1 0.27% bellvue west

2 0.53% Bishop Montgomery

1 0.27% Bonita

2 0.53% California Academy of Math and Science

1 0.27% California City High School

1 0.27% California High School, San Ramon

1 0.27% California Technical High

1 0.27% Cambodia

1 0.27% CAMS

1 0.27% Canoga Park High School

1 0.27% Cardozo High School

1 0.27% Caron high

3 0.80% Carson

1 0.27% CARSON

4 1.06% Carson High

1 0.27% carson high

3 0.80% carson high school

6 1.59% Carson high school

24 6.37% Carson High School

1 0.27% CARSON HIGH SCHOOL

1 0.27% Carson Senior high

1 0.27% Carson Senior High

4 1.06% Carson Senior High School

1 0.27% Carson senior high school

1 0.27% CBTIS #68

1 0.27% Chrisland high school

1 0.27% City of Angels

1 0.27% Colegio Metropolitano

1 0.27% college park high school

1 0.27% Compton high

1 0.27% Compton High School

1 0.27% Corona High School

1 0.27% Crenshaw Senior High School 1 0.27%

1 0.27% David Starr Jordan High School

1 0.27% Desert Sands Charter High School

1 0.27% Desert winds

1 0.27% Diamond Bar High school

1 0.27% Duncanville high school

1 0.27% Duncanville High School

1 0.27% Eastlake High School

1 0.27% El Salvador

1 0.27% El Segundo

1 0.27% el segundo high school

1 0.27% Environmental charter high school

1 0.27% escuela interamericana

1 0.27% Faith academy, Loganville, GA

1 0.27% Foreigh High School

1 0.27% foreign country high school

1 0.27% Fremont adult school

1 0.27% Gardena

1 0.27% Gardena High

1 0.27% gardena high school

4 1.06% Gardena High School

2 0.53% Gardena high school

1 0.27% gardena hs

1 0.27% Gardena Senior High School

3 0.80% GED

1 0.27% George Washington Prep HS

2 0.53% George Washington Preparatory High School

1 0.27% Glendora High School

2 0.53% Hamilton high school

1 0.27% harbor occupational center

2 0.53% Harbor Occupational Center

1 0.27% Harbor Teacher Prep Academy

1 0.27% Harbor teacher preparation academy 3 0.80% Harbor Teacher Preparation Academy

1 0.27% Hart High School

1 0.27% Hawthorne high

1 0.27% Hawthorne High School

1 0.27% Hawthorne Math and Science Academy

1 0.27% Hayward High School, Wisconsin

1 0.27% High School in Japan

1 0.27% High School in Prague - the Czech Republic

1 0.27% High school out the U.S

1 0.27% Hillsborough High in Fla.

1 0.27% homeschooled

1 0.27% Homeschooled

1 0.27% In Canada

1 0.27% James Fenimoore High School

1 0.27% John c Fremont hs

1 0.27% Jubilee Torrance Academy (Homeschool)

1 0.27% Junipers Serra High School

1 0.27% Kailua High School

1 0.27% king drew medical magnet

1 0.27% King/Drew Medical Magnet

1 0.27% Klein Forest High School

1 0.27% Kyobashi HS

1 0.27% LA david starr jordan High

1 0.27% La Puente High School

1 0.27% Laguna Beach High School

1 0.27% Lakeridge

1 0.27% Lakeview in Michigan

1 0.27% Lakewood High school

1 0.27% Lansinburgh HS

1 0.27%

2 0.53% Lawndale High School

1 0.27% Leonardtown High School

1 0.27% Leuzinger HIgh School 1 0.27% Lincoln high

1 0.27% Locke high school

1 0.27% Long Beach Jordan

1 0.27% Long Beach Polytechnic

1 0.27% Long Beach Polytechnic High

1 0.27% Long Beach Polytechnic High School

1 0.27% Los Alamitos

1 0.27% Manzano High Scool

1 0.27% Mary Star if the Sea & Port of LA

1 0.27% Marysville high school

1 0.27% Maya Angelou Community High School

1 0.27% Metropolitan bunkyo high school in Tokyo

1 0.27% Middle College High School

1 0.27% Millikan High School

1 0.27% Millikan HS

1 0.27% Minneapolis

1 0.27% Mt.moriah Christian school

1 0.27% Narbonne High

1 0.27% Natabua High School

1 0.27% nathaniel narbonne

1 0.27% New Harvest Christian School

1 0.27% New Millennium Secondary School

1 0.27% North High

3 0.80% North High School

1 0.27% North Hollywood High School

1 0.27% North Torrance High

2 0.53% North Torrance High School

1 0.27% Not in Los Angeles

1 0.27% OFL

2 0.53% Opportunities for learning

1 0.27% Opportunities For Learning Huntington Park

1 0.27% Opportunities for Learning Public Charter school

1 0.27% out of country 1 0.27% OUT OF COUNTRY

1 0.27% Oxley College in Australia

1 0.27% Pacific Harbor Christian School

1 0.27% paint branch high school

1 0.27% Palatine High School

1 0.27% Palmdale High School

1 0.27% palos verdes high school

1 0.27% Palos verdes high school

4 1.06% Palos Verdes High School

1 0.27% palos verdes peninsula high

6 1.59% Palos Verdes Peninsula High School

1 0.27% Paramount high school

1 0.27% Pasadena High School

1 0.27% peninsula high school

1 0.27% Perris Lake High School

1 0.27% Philippines

1 0.27% poly high school

1 0.27% Poly High, LB

1 0.27% Porterville high

1 0.27% Qatar

1 0.27% RACELAND WORHTINGTON HIGH SCHOOL

1 0.27% Ranch Dominguez Preparatory School

1 0.27% rancho Del Mar high school

1 0.27% Rancho Del Mar High School

2 0.53% Rancho Dominguez

1 0.27% Rancho Dominguez Preparatory School

1 0.27% Rancho Dominguez Preperatory School

1 0.27% Redondo

1 0.27% Redondo Union

1 0.27% Redondo Union H.S.

1 0.27% Redondo Union High

2 0.53% Redondo union high school

1 0.27% Redondo Union High School 1 0.27% Richard Gahr High

1 0.27% Ridgeview High School

1 0.27% Rolling Hills

1 0.27% Rolling Hills Prep

1 0.27% Rosario Institute

1 0.27% S

1 0.27%

1 0.27% Saint Anthony High School

1 0.27% Saint Joseph High School

1 0.27% Salesian

1 0.27% san pedro

1 0.27% San Pedro AEWC

1 0.27% SAN Pedro Hi

1 0.27% san pedro high

1 0.27% san Pedro high

1 0.27% SAN Pedro high

2 0.53%

1 0.27% San pedro high school

3 0.80% San Pedro high school

1 0.27% San Pedro High school

22 5.84% San Pedro High School

1 0.27% SAN Pedro High school

1 0.27% San Pedro High/ Angels Gate Continuation School

1 0.27% san pedro hs

4 1.06% San Pedro Senior High

2 0.53% San Pedro Senior High School

1 0.27% Santa Fe high school

1 0.27% Santee Education Complex

1 0.27% Savanna

1 0.27% Secondary Budgetary School ?33

1 0.27% Senior San Pedro High School

1 0.27% serra high school

1 0.27% SLU philippines 1 0.27% Songhyun high school

6 1.59% South Bay Faith Academy

1 0.27% South gate

1 0.27% South High

2 0.53% South High School

2 0.53% South high school

1 0.27% South high school torrance

1 0.27% South Torrance

1 0.27% south torrance high

1 0.27% South torrance high

1 0.27% South torrance high school

2 0.53% South Torrance High School

1 0.27% Sphs

1 0.27% St lucys

1 0.27% St Margaret's Secondary School

1 0.27% st marys academy

1 0.27% Tashkent, Uzbekistan

1 0.27% Thomas Jefferson

1 0.27% torrance high

1 0.27% Torrance high

3 0.80% Torrance High

1 0.27% Torrance High Dchool

1 0.27% torrance high school

1 0.27% Torrance High school

7 1.86% Torrance High School

1 0.27% Tracy High School

1 0.27% tri community continueation

1 0.27% Troy High School

1 0.27% Uwani Seconday School, Nigeria.

1 0.27% Venice Senior High

1 0.27% Verdugo hills high

1 0.27% Wakefield Country Day School

1 0.27% went to school outside the US 1 0.27% West High

1 0.27% West High School

1 0.27% West Leyden in Illinois

1 0.27% West Torrance

1 0.27% West Torrance High School

1 0.27% Westchester high

1 0.27% Westchester Senior High School

1 0.27% Willmar Highschool in Minnesota

516 Respondents

Q13. Which high school did you attend?

Count Percent

47 3.75% Canoga Park High School

71 5.66% Cleveland High School

0 0.00% Diane S. Leichman High School

0 0.00% Fusion Academy Warner Center

0 0.00% Halstrom Academy-Woodland Hills

1 0.08% John R. Wooden High School

2 0.16% Louisville High School

46 3.67%

64 5.10% Taft Charter High School

1024 81.59% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.10%

1 0.10% I Attend in Iran

1 0.10% 29 palms high school

1 0.10% A.G.B.U. Manoogian-Demirdjian

1 0.10% AB Miller High School

1 0.10% Abraham

1 0.10% Abroad

1 0.10% Adult education

1 0.10% aea

1 0.10% AGBU

1 0.10% AGBU MDS 1 0.10% Agoura

1 0.10% Agoura high

3 0.29% Agoura high school

7 0.68% Agoura High School

1 0.10% Agoura High school

1 0.10% Al ouroba highschool

1 0.10% Alborz

1 0.10% alemany

1 0.10% Alexander Hamilton High School

1 0.10% Alexander Hamilton high school

1 0.10% Alhambra High School

1 0.10% Allameh tabatabaei High School

1 0.10% Ambassador School of Global Leadership

1 0.10% Amelia Earhart

1 0.10% American International School Lagos, Nigeria

1 0.10% Anglo Oriental

1 0.10% Anoshiravan Dadgar

1 0.10% Antelope Valley High

1 0.10% Archbishop Riordan High School

1 0.10% Arizona School for the Arts

1 0.10% arleta high school

5 0.49% Arleta High School

1 0.10% Arlington High School

1 0.10% Art & Design - NYC

1 0.10% ashora

1 0.10% Attended high school in Miami.

1 0.10% AVESINA

1 0.10% Bach home

1 0.10% Badri High School

1 0.10% Bais Yaakov Los Angeles

1 0.10% Bais Yaakov School for Girls

1 0.10% Baldwin Park Christian School

1 0.10% Bayan Bilingual school kuwait 1 0.10% bcch

1 0.10% Behan

1 0.10% Bell gardens high

1 0.10% Belmont High

1 0.10% Belmont high school

1 0.10% Belmont High School

1 0.10% Benjamin Franklin Senior High School

1 0.10% Berkner

1 0.10% Beverly Hills High School

8 0.78% Birmingham

1 0.10% Birmingham CC high school

1 0.10% Birmingham charter

1 0.10% birmingham charter

1 0.10% Birmingham charter high

1 0.10% Birmingham Charter High

1 0.10% Birmingham charter high school

1 0.10% Birmingham charter hs

1 0.10% Birmingham community charter

1 0.10% birmingham community charter high school

1 0.10% Birmingham community charter High School

8 0.78% Birmingham Community Charter High School

3 0.29% Birmingham community charter high school

1 0.10% Birmingham Community Charter Highschool

1 0.10% Birmingham Community Charter HS

1 0.10% Birmingham community high school

1 0.10% Birmingham Comunity charter high school

3 0.29% Birmingham high school

1 0.10% Birmingham High school

6 0.59% Birmingham High School

2 0.20% Birmingham HS

1 0.10% Birmingham Senior High

3 0.29% Bishop Alemany

1 0.10% bishop alemany 1 0.10% Bishop Alemany H.S.

1 0.10% Bishop alemany high school

3 0.29% Bishop Alemany High School

2 0.20% Brazil

1 0.10% Brighton High, Salt Lake City

1 0.10% Brightstar Secondary Charter Academy

1 0.10% Broken Arrow High School (in Oklahoma)

1 0.10% Brookline High

1 0.10% Buen Consejo High School, Colombia

1 0.10% Buena High School

4 0.39% Burbank High School

1 0.10% Burbank high school

4 0.39%

13 1.27% Calabasas High School

1 0.10% Calabases High

1 0.10% Caldwell High School

1 0.10% Caleb college

1 0.10% Cals High

1 0.10% Campbell Hall

1 0.10% Canada

1 0.10% Castro Valley High School

1 0.10% Centennial

1 0.10% central high

1 0.10% Central High School

1 0.10% chaminade

1 0.10% Chaminade College Prep.

1 0.10% Chaminade College Preparatory

1 0.10% Chaminade High School

1 0.10% CHAMPS Charter

1 0.10% CHAMPS Charter High School of the Arts

1 0.10% Champs Charter Highschool

1 0.10% CHAMPS Charter HS

1 0.10% Charsworth 1 0.10% Chastworth chater high school

2 0.20% chatsworth

1 0.10% Chatsworth

1 0.10% Chatsworth Charter High

1 0.10% chatsworth charter high school

1 0.10% Chatsworth charter high school

1 0.10% Chatsworth Charter high school

6 0.59% Chatsworth Charter High School

1 0.10% Chatsworth Charter HS

1 0.10% Chatsworth high

1 0.10% Chatsworth High

6 0.59% Chatsworth high school

1 0.10% Chatsworth High school

17 1.66% Chatsworth High School

1 0.10% Chatsworth Hign School

2 0.20% Chatsworth Senior High

2 0.20% Chatsworth Senior High School

1 0.10% Chatsworths High School

1 0.10% CHINA

1 0.10% Chino adult school

1 0.10% City of angels

4 0.39% City of Angels

1 0.10% City of Angels ( homestudy)

1 0.10% City of Angels High School

1 0.10% City Of Angels Independent Study

1 0.10% Coast High School

1 0.10% CoBaEM

1 0.10% Colegio Energia in Florianopolis, SC - Brazil

1 0.10% Colfax High School Colfax, CA

1 0.10% Colombia, Bogota, Luigi Pirandello

2 0.20% Compton High School

1 0.10% Concordia Jr/Sr High

1 0.10% Conejo valey adult school 1 0.10% Coorparoo Secondary College

1 0.10% Coutin School

1 0.10% Crespi

1 0.10% Crespi Carmelite High School

1 0.10% Crespi HS

1 0.10% Culver City High

1 0.10% Culver City High School

1 0.10% Culver City high school

1 0.10% Cypress Charter High School

1 0.10% Da Vinci Science High School and Magnolia Science Academy 4-Venice

1 0.10% Daniel Pearl Communications Magnet

1 0.10% Daniel pearl Communications magnet

2 0.20% Daniel Pearl Magnet

2 0.20% Daniel Pearl Magnet High School

1 0.10% Daniel pearl magnet highschool

1 0.10% Davis County High (Iowa)

1 0.10% DESERT WINDS CONTINUING HIGH SCHOOL

1 0.10% DORSEY

1 0.10% Dr moen in my country

1 0.10% E Camino real charter high school

1 0.10% eagle rock high school

1 0.10% EAGLE ROCK SENIOR HIGH

1 0.10% East Hollywood high

1 0.10% East Valley Academy

1 0.10% East valley high

1 0.10% East Valley Senior High School

1 0.10% Eastern High School - Louisville, KY

1 0.10% Edgewood High School

1 0.10% Edison High School

1 0.10% el camino

1 0.10% El Camino

1 0.10% El Camino Charter High School

1 0.10% El Camino High 1 0.10% El Camino high school

1 0.10% El camino real

3 0.29% El Camino Real

1 0.10% El camino real charter high school

2 0.20% El Camino real charter high school

1 0.10% El Camino Real Charter High school

25 2.44% El Camino Real Charter High School

1 0.10% EL Camino Real Charter High School

2 0.20% el camino real charter high school

1 0.10% El Camino Real Charter School

1 0.10% El Camino Real CHS

2 0.20% el camino real high school

1 0.10% El camino real high school

1 0.10% El Camino real high school

12 1.17% El Camino Real High School

1 0.10% El Camino Real Senior HS

1 0.10% El Rancho High School

1 0.10% El salvador

1 0.10% El Salvador

1 0.10% Eldorado High School

1 0.10% Elham High school

1 0.10% Enterprise High School

1 0.10% Ernest Righetti High School

1 0.10% Esteban E Torres Highschool

1 0.10% Etiwanda High School

1 0.10% Fairfax high school

1 0.10% Fairfax High School

1 0.10% Fairfax HS

1 0.10% Fairfield High School

1 0.10% Faith Baptist Church & Schools

1 0.10% Faith Baptist High School

1 0.10% Faith Baptist School

1 0.10% Faith Baptist Schools 1 0.10% Faucher Academy

4 0.39% Foreign

1 0.10% foreign country

7 0.68% Foreign country

2 0.20% Foreign Country

1 0.10% foreign country - England

1 0.10% Foreign country(Tehran-Iran)

1 0.10% Foreign country: Iran

1 0.10% Foreign Education

1 0.10% Foreign high school

1 0.10% Foreign highschool

1 0.10% foriegn country

1 0.10% Forien Country

1 0.10% Francis Polytechnic High

1 0.10% Fremont High

1 0.10% French Highschool

1 0.10% Frostig

1 0.10% Fu-Hwa High School

1 0.10% Fullerton UHS

1 0.10% Fulton college preparatory

1 0.10% GADPS, INDIA

1 0.10% Garfield high school

2 0.20% GED

1 0.10% gh

1 0.10% GHCHS

1 0.10% Ghulam haider khan

1 0.10% Gladstone High School

1 0.10% Glendale high school

1 0.10% Glendale High School

1 0.10% Gleneagle Secondary School

1 0.10% Golden Valley High School

1 0.10% granada

1 0.10% Granada high 1 0.10% Granada Hill Charter High School

1 0.10% granada hills

1 0.10% Granada hills

2 0.20% Granada hills charter

1 0.10% granada hills charter high school

2 0.20% Granada hills charter high school

21 2.05% Granada Hills Charter High School

1 0.10% GRANADA Hills Charter High School

1 0.10% Granada Hills Charter Highschool

1 0.10% Granada Hills Charter HS

1 0.10% Granada hills high

1 0.10% granada hills high school

1 0.10% Granada hills high school

4 0.39% Granada Hills High School

1 0.10% Granite Hills HIgh School

2 0.20% Grant high school

1 0.10% Grant High School

1 0.10% Grants Pass High School

1 0.10% Great Bridge High School

1 0.10% Green Valley High School in Henderson, NV Grad. 2002

1 0.10% Greenland high school

1 0.10% grossmont high

1 0.10% Guatemala

1 0.10% GWCarver SR High

1 0.10% Habibia high school kabul afghanistan

1 0.10% Hanford West

1 0.10% Hemet High School

1 0.10% Henry Davind Thoreau High School

2 0.20% Herbert Hoover High School

1 0.10% herbert hoover senior highschool

1 0.10% Heritage Christian

1 0.10% Heritage Christian High School

1 0.10% High school at moot park college 1 0.10% High school in China

1 0.10% High school in El Salvador

1 0.10% High school in foreign country

1 0.10% High Tech High Los Angeles

1 0.10% High Tech LA

5 0.49%

1 0.10% High Technology High School

1 0.10% Highland High

1 0.10% Highland high school

1 0.10% Highland High School

1 0.10% Highland Highschool

1 0.10% HighTech Los Angeles

1 0.10% Hillcrest High School

2 0.20% Hoffman Estates High School

1 0.10% Hollywood High

1 0.10% Hollywood high

2 0.20% Hollywood High School

1 0.10% Hollywood Performing Arts

1 0.10% Holy family high school

1 0.10% home school

1 0.10% Home school

1 0.10% Home School

1 0.10% Homeschool

1 0.10% homeschooled

3 0.29% Homeschooled

1 0.10% Horizon

1 0.10% I had attended high schoolIn my home country

1 0.10% I went High School in Iran.

1 0.10% in a different country

1 0.10% in another country

1 0.10% In another country

1 0.10% In Ecuador

1 0.10% In Egypt 1 0.10% In Iran

1 0.10% in my country

1 0.10% In other country

1 0.10% In South America

1 0.10% Indian Hills High School East

2 0.20% Inglewood high school

1 0.10% Inglewood High School

1 0.10% instituto ingles, chile

2 0.20% International

1 0.10% Irab

2 0.20% iran

9 0.88% Iran

1 0.10% IRAN

1 0.10% Iran behesht Aein

1 0.10% Iran- Mahdiye

1 0.10% Iran(foreing high school)

1 0.10% Iranian School

1 0.10% It was in Brazil

1 0.10% Ivy Academia

1 0.10% Ivy Academia Charter School

1 0.10% James Monore High School

1 0.10% James Monroe

1 0.10% James Monroe high school

2 0.20% James Monroe high school

11 1.07% James Monroe High School

1 0.10% JAMES MONROE HIGH SCHOOL

1 0.10% James Monroe High School, North Hills, CA

1 0.10% James Monror High School

1 0.10% Jhonson county community college

1 0.10% John Burrough High Schol

1 0.10% john burroughs

1 0.10% John Burroughs high school

4 0.39% John Burroughs High School 1 0.10% john f kennedy

1 0.10% John f Kennedy

2 0.20% John F Kennedy High School

1 0.10% John f. Kennedy high school

1 0.10% John F. Kennedy high school

3 0.29% John F. Kennedy High School

1 0.10% John F. Kennedy HS

1 0.10% John F. Kennedy Hugh School

1 0.10% John F.Kennedy High School

1 0.10% John Francis Poly Technic High School

1 0.10% John Glenn

1 0.10% John H Francis Polytechnic

1 0.10% John h Francis polytechnic high school

1 0.10% John H Francis Polytechnic High School

1 0.10% John H Francis Polytechnic HS

1 0.10% John H Pitman High in Turlock CA

1 0.10% John H. Francis polytechnic

1 0.10% John H. Francis Polytechnic High School

1 0.10% John Marshall High

1 0.10% John Marshall Hight School

1 0.10% John Marshall Senior High School

1 0.10% Jose Abad Santos High School, Manila, Philippines

1 0.10% JOSE RIZAL UNIVERSITY( PHILIPPINES)

1 0.10% Jserra

1 0.10% kearny high school, san diego

1 0.10% Kennedy HIgh

1 0.10% Kent School-Chile

1 0.10% Komeyl

1 0.10% LA Baptist

1 0.10% LA Center for Enriched Studies

1 0.10% La Salle High School

1 0.10%

1 0.10% LACES 1 0.10% Lakeview charter

1 0.10% Lakewood High School

1 0.10% Las Plumas High School

1 0.10% Le Quy Don High School

1 0.10% Leilehua High School

2 0.20% Leuzinger High School

1 0.10% Lincoln

1 0.10% Lincoln high

1 0.10% Lincoln Southeast High School

1 0.10% Littlerock high school

1 0.10% Lomonisovskiy lyceum high school (Moscow region, Russia)

2 0.20% Los Altos High School

1 0.10% los Angeles high school

1 0.10% Lowell

1 0.10% Lowell High School (San Francisco)

1 0.10% Lynbrook High School

1 0.10% Lynwood High School

1 0.10% Magnolia Science Academy

1 0.10% Magnolia Science Academy 1

3 0.29% Magnolia Science Academy 2

1 0.10% Malibu High School

1 0.10% Manila, Philippines

1 0.10% Manual Arts High School

1 0.10% Marie Curie (Potsdam, Germany)

2 0.20% Marina High School

1 0.10% Markhan HS

1 0.10% martin luther king high school

1 0.10% Mary b perry

1 0.10% Marysville

1 0.10% Marysville Pilchuck High School

1 0.10% Maywood Academy High School

1 0.10% Meerily Senior High, WI

1 0.10% Menlo Atherton 1 0.10% Meraj

2 0.20% Mexico

1 0.10% milken community high school

1 0.10% Miriam College

1 0.10% mithila institute of technology

1 0.10% Monroe

2 0.20% Monroe high school

1 0.10% Monroe High school

1 0.10% monrovia

1 0.10% Monrovia High School

1 0.10% Monte Vista School

1 0.10% Monterey

1 0.10% Monterey high school

1 0.10% Mulberry High School

1 0.10% Narjes in Iran

1 0.10% Nasser Military High School, Cairo, Egypt

1 0.10% nevada union high school

1 0.10% New roads high school

1 0.10% Newbury Park High School

1 0.10% No. Hollywood

2 0.20% none

3 0.29% None

1 0.10% North Hills Prep

1 0.10% north hollywood high

1 0.10% North hollywood high school

1 0.10% North Hollywood high school

1 0.10% North Hollywood High school

11 1.07% North Hollywood High School

1 0.10% NORTH HOLLYWOOD HS

1 0.10% North Hollywood senior high

2 0.20% North Hollywood Senior High

1 0.10% North Hollywood Zoo Magnet

1 0.10% North Valley Occupation Center 1 0.10% Northridge academy High school

4 0.39% Northridge Academy High School

1 0.10% Norwalk high school

1 0.10% Notre dame

1 0.10% Notre Dame

1 0.10% Notre Dame High School

1 0.10% NTMK gifted high school

1 0.10% NYU HIGH SCHOOL

1 0.10% Oak Grove High School

1 0.10% Oak Meadow School

1 0.10% Oak park high school

4 0.39% Oak Park High School

1 0.10% OCRS in Arizona

1 0.10% Opportunites For Learning-Northridge

1 0.10% Opportunities for learning

2 0.20% Opportunities for Learning

1 0.10% Opportunities For Learning Charter School

1 0.10% Opportunities for learning chatsworth

1 0.10% Opportunities For Learning Santa Clarita

2 0.20% Options for youth

1 0.10% Options For Youth

1 0.10% Options for youth burbank

1 0.10% Ort Givatayim (In Israel)

1 0.10% Other

1 0.10% other country

2 0.20% out of country

4 0.39% Out of country

1 0.10% out of state

4 0.39% Out of state

1 0.10% Out of State

1 0.10% out of state (hivh school from india.

1 0.10% Out of state, Delaware Valley HS in Milford PA

1 0.10% out of the country 1 0.10% Out of the state

1 0.10% out of the U.S.

1 0.10% Out of the US

1 0.10% Out of the USA

1 0.10% Out-of-country

1 0.10% Outside of US

1 0.10% outside the country

1 0.10% outside US

1 0.10% overseas

1 0.10% Owensmouth

1 0.10% Oxnard High School

1 0.10% pacific high school

1 0.10% Pacifica Christian High School

1 0.10% Pacifica High School

1 0.10% palisades charter high school

2 0.20% Palisades Charter High School

1 0.10% Palm Desert High School

1 0.10% Palmdale Highschool

1 0.10% Palos Verdes peninsula high schol

1 0.10% Pan-Asia International School (In Bangkok, Thailand)

2 0.20% Panorama

2 0.20%

3 0.29% Panorama High School

1 0.10% Panorama Highschool

1 0.10% Parkview Arts Magnet

1 0.10% Pasadena High School

1 0.10% Pasdar E Shahid(in Iran)

1 0.10% Pete knight high school

1 0.10% Phan Dang Luu

1 0.10% Philippines

1 0.10% Philippines (Quirino High School)

1 0.10% Philippines High School

1 0.10% Polytechnic 1 0.10% Polytechnic high school

3 0.29% Polytechnic High School

1 0.10% Polytechnic highschool

1 0.10% Private School

1 0.10% Queens' college

1 0.10% Rajai

1 0.10% Ramon C Cortines School of Visual and Performing Arts

1 0.10% Ramon C. Cortines

1 0.10% Ramona High

1 0.10% Rancho Cotate High School

1 0.10% Rare earth continuation

1 0.10% Reseda Adult high school

1 0.10% Ridgeview High School

2 0.20% Rio Mesa High School

1 0.10% Robert Fulton College Prep.

1 0.10% Robert Fulton College Preparatory

1 0.10% Robert Fulton College Preporatory

1 0.10% Robinson

1 0.10% Rockwall Heath High School

1 0.10% Roosevelt High School

1 0.10% Roosevelt High School Yonkers, NY

1 0.10% Royal high school

1 0.10% Royal High school

1 0.10% Royal High School

1 0.10% Royal high scool

1 0.10% Royal Oak Kimball High

1 0.10% Royse City High School

1 0.10% Russia

1 0.10% Russo,Chisinau,Moldova

1 0.10% S.O.C.E.S.

1 0.10% Sacred heart girls higher secondary school, India

1 0.10% Saigon South International School

1 0.10% Saint Genevieve high school 1 0.10% Saint George High School

1 0.10% San Diego Job Corps

1 0.10% San Fernando

1 0.10% San Fernando High

1 0.10% San fernando high school

1 0.10% San Fernando High School

1 0.10% SAN Fernando High School

1 0.10% San Gabriel High School

1 0.10% San Marin

1 0.10% San Pedro High School

1 0.10% Sandra Day O'Connor

1 0.10% Santa Ana valley high school

1 0.10% Santa Fe

1 0.10% Santa Monica

1 0.10% Santa Monica High

1 0.10%

1 0.10% Santa Rosa High

1 0.10% Santa Rosa High School

1 0.10% Santa Susana

4 0.39% Santa Susana High School

1 0.10% Santa Susana high school

1 0.10% Santee Education Complex

1 0.10% Santee Education Complex HS

1 0.10% Santee educational complex high school

1 0.10% Saugus High School

1 0.10% Saugus High school

1 0.10% School in my country

1 0.10% SEA Charter School

1 0.10% Secondary school, England

1 0.10% Serrano High School

1 0.10% Shawnee Mission Northwest Highschool

4 0.39% Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies

1 0.10% Sherman Oaks Center for enriched studies 1 0.10% Sherman oaks ces

1 0.10% Sherman oaks CES

7 0.68% Sherman Oaks CES

1 0.10% Shermsn Oaks CES

1 0.10% Sierra canyon high school

1 0.10% Simi Valley

1 0.10% Simi Valley high

4 0.39% Simi Valley High School

1 0.10% Skyline

1 0.10% Skyline Hugh School

1 0.10% Smart Horizon

1 0.10% Soar

1 0.10% SOCES

1 0.10% South Cobb high school

1 0.10% Southfield High, MI

1 0.10% Southington High School

1 0.10% St bernard high school

1 0.10% St Joseph High School-Pakistan

1 0.10% St Monica's

1 0.10% St. Genevieve High School

1 0.10% St. Louis Convent High

1 0.10% St. Michael's-NYC

1 0.10% St.Joseph's Academy

1 0.10% St.Xavier's College

1 0.10% stoneridge prep

1 0.10% Stoney Point Continuation

1 0.10% Summit High School

1 0.10% SUMMIT VIEW

1 0.10% Sunny hills high school

1 0.10% Sunrise Mountain High

1 0.10% Susan Miller Dorsey High School

1 0.10% Sutomo High School Indonesia

1 0.10% sweden 1 0.10% Sylmar

1 0.10%

2 0.20% Sylmar High School

1 0.10% Sylmar Senior High School

1 0.10% Tehran

1 0.10% The Buckley School

2 0.20% Thousand Oaks High School

1 0.10% Torrey Pines High School

1 0.10% Trinity International School

1 0.10% U.S. Grant High School

1 0.10% UDG

1 0.10% Ulises Grant High School

1 0.10% Ulysses Grant

1 0.10% Ulysses Grant High School

1 0.10% Ulysses s grant high school

3 0.29% Ulysses S. Grant High School

1 0.10% United Academy, lalitpur, Nepal

1 0.10% VAAS

1 0.10% valencia high school

1 0.10% Valley Academy of Arts and Science

1 0.10% Valley Academy of arts and sciences

6 0.59% Valley Academy of Arts and Sciences

1 0.10% Valley Alternative

2 0.20% Valley Torah

1 0.10% valley torah high school

1 0.10% Valley Vista High School

2 0.20% Van nuys

1 0.10% Van Nuys

1 0.10% van nuys high

2 0.20% Van Nuys High

5 0.49% Van nuys high school

3 0.29% Van Nuys high school

28 2.73% Van Nuys High School 1 0.10% Vasquez High School

1 0.10% venice high school

1 0.10% Venice high school

2 0.20% Venice High School

1 0.10% venice high school, narbonne high school

1 0.10% Verdugo hills high school

1 0.10% vietnamese high school

1 0.10% Village Christian High School

1 0.10% Village Glen

1 0.10% VN High

1 0.10% Waltham High School

1 0.10% Washington High school, Indiana

1 0.10% Washington Prep HS

1 0.10% West Ranch High School

1 0.10% West Ranch HIgh School

1 0.10% West Valley AEWC

1 0.10% West Valley Christian School

1 0.10% West valley occupational center

1 0.10% West Valley Occupational Center

1 0.10% West Valley Occupational center

1 0.10% West Warwick High School (RI)

1 0.10% Westfield High School (NJ)

1 0.10% Westlake High School

1 0.10% Westmark

1 0.10% Westminster High School

1 0.10% Westview High School

1 0.10% William Howard Taft High School

1 0.10% Wintersburg HS

1 0.10% Wiregrass ranch high school

1 0.10% Woodbridge high

1 0.10% Woodrow Wilson high school

1 0.10% Woodrow Wilson High School, Long Beach

1 0.10% Zeynab high school

1255 Respondents Q14. Which high school did you attend?

Count Percent

0 0.00% Academy of Science and Engineering

40 6.39% Culver City High School

13 2.08% Crenshaw High School

17 2.72% Dorsey High School

27 4.31% Hamilton High School

1 0.16% Hillcrest High School

9 1.44% Inglewood High School

0 0.00% SEA Charter School-Crenshaw

0 0.00% SEA Charter School-Hyde Park

519 82.91% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.19% A

1 0.19% A high School in Morocco

1 0.19% abram friedman occupational center

1 0.19% abroad

1 0.19% africa

1 0.19% Agoura High School

1 0.19% Alain Leroy Locke High

1 0.19% Alfred Lawless High New Orleans, LA

1 0.19% ALQAUI'D High School

1 0.19% Alvirne High school, Hudson, NH

1 0.19% Ameth fall( Senegal )

1 0.19% Anime venice

1 0.19% animo inglewood

1 0.19% Animo Leadership Charter High School

1 0.19% Animo south Los Angeles Charter HS

1 0.19% Animo venice charter high school

1 0.19% Animo Venice charter high school

1 0.19% Antelope Valley High School

1 0.19% Assurance Learning Academy

1 0.19% attended HS in Europe 1 0.19% Augustus F. Hawkins High School

1 0.19% Baldwin Park HS

1 0.19% Banning High School

1 0.19% BARSTOW HIGH

1 0.19% beaverton

1 0.19% Belmont High School

2 0.39% Berkeley High School

1 0.19% Beverly Hills High

1 0.19% beverly hills high school

4 0.77% Beverly Hills High School

1 0.19% Birmingham

1 0.19% Bishop Conaty Memorial H.S

1 0.19% Bishop conaty our lady of loretto high school

1 0.19% Bishop Conaty-Loretto

1 0.19% Bishop Montgomery High School

1 0.19% bizerte Tunisia

1 0.19% Bonita vista high school

1 0.19% Bridgeway Academy

1 0.19% Bright Star Academy Charter

1 0.19% Brightstar secondary academy

1 0.19% bssca

1 0.19% Buena High School

1 0.19% Burbank High

1 0.19% Calabasas High School

1 0.19% California High School

1 0.19% California Technical Univ. High

1 0.19% California Virtual Academy

1 0.19% canoga park high school

1 0.19% Carlsbad high school

1 0.19% Carson High School

1 0.19% Casa Grande Union High School

1 0.19% CAVA

1 0.19% CENS 194 1 0.19% Center for Enriched Studies

1 0.19% Central High

1 0.19% Cerritos High School

1 0.19% Cesar Chavez Continuation High School

1 0.19% Cet mar #12

1 0.19% CHANDLER HIGH SCHOOL

1 0.19% Charles Henderson High School

1 0.19% Chatsworth charter high school

1 0.19% Chatsworth senior high school

1 0.19% Churchville Chili HS

1 0.19%

1 0.19% City Honors High School

1 0.19% City honors prep

1 0.19% City of Angels

3 0.58% City of Angels High School

2 0.39% Cleveland High School

1 0.19% Clovis East HS

1 0.19% Colegio García Flamenco

1 0.19% College Ready High School Academy #5

1 0.19% College Ready hs#5

1 0.19% Community Harvest Charter School

1 0.19% Compton high

1 0.19% Connections Academy

1 0.19% Covert High School

1 0.19% Crenshaw High School

1 0.19% Crenshaw manual arts awec

1 0.19% Denbigh high school

1 0.19% Diego Rivera Learning Complex

1 0.19% different country

1 0.19% Dominguez High School

1 0.19% Don Bosco Technical Institute

1 0.19% Downers Grove North High School

1 0.19% Downtown Business Magnet H.S 1 0.19% Eagle Rock High School

1 0.19% East Aurora High School

1 0.19% Eco Academy

1 0.19% Edison High

1 0.19% El Monte Adult School

1 0.19% El Rancho High School

1 0.19% El Segundo (Arena) High School

1 0.19% Elm

1 0.19% Escondido High School

1 0.19%

1 0.19% Etiwanda high school

1 0.19% Evanston Township High School

1 0.19% Fairfax High Scholl

2 0.39% Fairfax high school

1 0.19% Fairfax High School

1 0.19% Farhikhtegan

1 0.19% Florida A&M HS

1 0.19% Fontana high school

2 0.39% Foreign

1 0.19% foreign country

2 0.39% Foreign country

1 0.19% FOREIGN COUNTRY

1 0.19% Foreign Highschool

1 0.19% Forest Park High

1 0.19% Foriegn Country Notre dame

1 0.19% foshay learning center

1 0.19% Foshay Learning Center

1 0.19% francis polytechnic hs

1 0.19% Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet

1 0.19% Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School

1 0.19% Frederick Douglass HS

1 0.19% Fremont High School

1 0.19% Garfield High School 2 0.39% GED

1 0.19% GED, Westchester High

1 0.19% Gertz-reasler high school

1 0.19% Gimnazija Poljane

1 0.19% Glendale High

1 0.19% Gordo High School

1 0.19% Granada Hills

2 0.39% Granada hills high school

1 0.19% Granada Hills High School

1 0.19% Great Neck South Senior High

1 0.19% Harris Newmark High School

1 0.19% hawthorne high

2 0.39% Hawthorne High

1 0.19% Hawthorne high school

2 0.39% Hawthorne High School

1 0.19% Helen Bernstein HS

1 0.19% Help Geoup

1 0.19% Herbert Hoover high

1 0.19% heritage

1 0.19% Hickory high school

1 0.19% High school back home

1 0.19% High School of Arts "Dinu Lipatti"

1 0.19% Highland High School-Palmdale

1 0.19% Hollywood

1 0.19% hollywood high school

1 0.19% Homeschool

1 0.19% HomeSchool

1 0.19% Homeschooled

1 0.19% I was in another country

1 0.19% I'm a middle schooler

1 0.19% In Azerbaijan

1 0.19% in foreign country

1 0.19% in iran 1 0.19% in my country

1 0.19% In Taiwan

1 0.19% Indian Springs high school

1 0.19% Insight school

1 0.19% International

1 0.19% International (Sweden)

1 0.19% International hi school

1 0.19% international school

1 0.19% Iran

1 0.19%

1 0.19% Islamabad College for Boys

1 0.19% Israel-Jerusalem

1 0.19% James M Bennett High School, Salisbury MD

1 0.19% James Madison High School

1 0.19% James Madison memorial, Madison, WI

1 0.19% James Monroe High school

2 0.39% James Monroe High School

1 0.19% Jefferson high school

1 0.19% john C Fremont

1 0.19% John C Fremont HS

1 0.19% John F Kennedy high school

2 0.39% John Francis Polytechnic

3 0.58% John Marshall High School

1 0.19% John Muir Charter School

1 0.19% John muir high school

1 0.19% Jordan High

1 0.19% Jordan High School LA

1 0.19% Keenan High School

1 0.19% Kenedy

1 0.19% La Serna High

1 0.19% Ladue Horton Watkins High School

1 0.19% Lakewood High School

1 0.19% Lancaster High School 1 0.19% Lane

1 0.19% Lathrop High School

1 0.19% LAUSD Lafayette

1 0.19% Lawndale High

3 0.58% Lawndale High School

1 0.19% Le Lycee Francais de Los Angeles

1 0.19% Leuzinger

1 0.19% Leuzinger high school

1 0.19% Lexington High School

1 0.19% Liberty High School

1 0.19% Lighthouse Christian Academy

1 0.19% LMCS

1 0.19% Lock High School

2 0.39% Long Beach Jordan

1 0.19% Los Angeles

1 0.19% Los Angeles high

1 0.19% Los Angeles high school

1 0.19% Los Angeles HIgh School

2 0.39% Los Angeles High school

3 0.58% Los Angeles High School

1 0.19% Los angeles senior high school

2 0.39% Los Angeles senior high school

5 0.96% Los Angeles Senior High School

1 0.19% Los Angeles Sr High School

1 0.19% Los Angeles Technology Center

1 0.19% Lou Dantzler High School

3 0.58% Loyola High School

1 0.19% Luezinger

1 0.19% Lynwood high

1 0.19% Malibu high

1 0.19% Manual Arts

2 0.39% Manual arts high school

6 1.16% Manual Arts High School 1 0.19% Manual Arts Senior High

1 0.19% Manual artsp

1 0.19% Maria Carrillo High School

1 0.19% Marlborough

1 0.19% Marysville High School

1 0.19% Metropolitan High School

1 0.19% Mission Viejo High School

1 0.19% MISUZU high school In Japan

1 0.19% Monrovia High School

1 0.19% Monta Vista High School

1 0.19% Monte vista

1 0.19%

1 0.19% National H.S. (now closed)

1 0.19% New Designs Charter School

1 0.19% New Village Girls Academy

1 0.19% Nogales High School

1 0.19% North Chicago High School

1 0.19% North surrey secondary school

1 0.19% North Vermillion Jr. Sr. high school in Cayuga, IN

1 0.19% Northport High School

1 0.19% Northview High School

1 0.19% Notre Dame Academy

1 0.19% Notre Dame High School

2 0.39% Oak Park High School

1 0.19% Oakland High School

1 0.19% Ocean High School

1 0.19% Old Orchard Beach High School

1 0.19% Olympic High School

1 0.19% Opportunities for Learning- Baldwin Hills II

1 0.19% Oroville union high school district

1 0.19% Orthopaedic Hospital Medical Magnet High School

2 0.39% Ouchi high school

1 0.19% out if state 1 0.19% out of country

1 0.19% out of state

4 0.77% Out of state

2 0.39% Out of the country

1 0.19% out of USA( Iran)

1 0.19% Outside USA

1 0.19% Over sea

1 0.19% Overseas

1 0.19% Oxford Academy

1 0.19% Pacific Palisdaes High

1 0.19% Paint Branch high school

1 0.19% PAkistan

1 0.19% Palisades Charter

1 0.19% Palisades charter high

2 0.39% palisades charter high school

1 0.19% Palisades charter high school

5 0.96% Palisades Charter High School

1 0.19% Palisades High

1 0.19% Palisades high school

1 0.19% Parkridge Private School

1 0.19% Pasadena High School

1 0.19% Pathway High Schol

1 0.19% Pete Knight High school

1 0.19% Philippines

1 0.19% phineas banning high school

1 0.19% Phoenix continuation high

1 0.19% phoenix high school

1 0.19% Pinagbuhatan High School

1 0.19% Pioneer high school

1 0.19% Poland

1 0.19% Port of Los Angeles High School

1 0.19% Prescott high school, AZ

1 0.19% Private School 1 0.19% R. Nelson Snider High School

1 0.19% Redondo Union High

1 0.19% Reedley high school

1 0.19% Reseda High School

1 0.19% Rialto High School

1 0.19% Rome Free Academy

1 0.19% Sacred Heart High School

1 0.19% Saint Bernard High School

2 0.39% Saint Mary's Academy

1 0.19% Saint Monica's Catholic High School

1 0.19% Academy

1 0.19% san leandro high school

2 0.39% San Pedro High School

1 0.19% San Ramon Valley High school

1 0.19% Sanger High School

1 0.19% santa monica

1 0.19% Santa Monica High

2 0.39% santa monica high school

1 0.19% Santa monica High School

7 1.35% Santa Monica High School

1 0.19% Santa paula

1 0.19% Santa Susana High School

1 0.19% Santee Education Complex

1 0.19% Santee Educational Complex

1 0.19% Santee Educational Complex High School

1 0.19% Santiago High School-Corona

1 0.19% Saudi

1 0.19% Savannah

1 0.19% School in my home country Venezuela

1 0.19% Schurr

1 0.19% seoul korea

1 0.19% Sheboygan Falls High, Sheboygan Falls, Wisconsin

1 0.19% Siddhartha Higher Secondary School 1 0.19% SOCES

1 0.19% South high Torrance

1 0.19% Southern Nevada Vocational School

1 0.19% Ssanta Monica High

1 0.19% St paul's School

1 0.19% St. Bernard High School

1 0.19% St. Joseph High School

3 0.58% St. Mary's Academy

1 0.19% Student Empowerment Academy

1 0.19% Summit View West

1 0.19% Sumner High

1 0.19% Sunnyside High

1 0.19% Sylmar

1 0.19% Sylmar Magent High

1 0.19% Synergy quantum academy

2 0.39% Taft High School

1 0.19% Temescal Canyon High School

1 0.19% Texas

1 0.19% Thomas Jefferson

2 0.39% thomas jefferson high

1 0.19% thomas jefferson seniot high

1 0.19% Tolleson Union High School

1 0.19% torrance high school

1 0.19% Tri-Valley High School

1 0.19% Tulsa Central

1 0.19% Uni

2 0.39% Uni High

1 0.19% Univeresity High

2 0.39% university high school

7 1.35% University High School

1 0.19% University Senior High School

1 0.19% University senior highschool

1 0.19% Universty high school 1 0.19% Upland high school

1 0.19% Valley High School

1 0.19% Van Nuys

1 0.19% Van nuys adult school

1 0.19% Van Nuys Senior High

1 0.19% Vasterhojd in Sweden

1 0.19% venice

1 0.19% Venice high

3 0.58% Venice High

5 0.96% Venice high school

16 3.08% Venice High School

1 0.19% Venice HIgh School

2 0.39% VENICE HIGH SCHOOL

1 0.19% Venice High Scool

2 0.39% Venice senior high school

4 0.77% Venice Senior High School

1 0.19% Venice Skill Center

1 0.19% Venice Skills Center

1 0.19% Vista high School

1 0.19% Wade Hampton High School in Varnville, SC

1 0.19% Wallis Annemberg High School

1 0.19% Walnut

1 0.19% Warren Hills Regional High School

1 0.19% Washington

1 0.19% Washington preparatory

1 0.19% Washington preparatory High School

1 0.19% West Adams High School

1 0.19% West Adams Preparatory High School

1 0.19% West High Torrance

3 0.58% Westchester

1 0.19% Westchester high

1 0.19% Westchester High

5 0.96% Westchester High School 1 0.19% Westminster High

1 0.19% Westmoor High School

1 0.19% Whitney High School

1 0.19% William & Carol Ouchi HS

3 0.58% William and carol ouchi high school

1 0.19% William And Carol Ouchi High School

1 0.19% William and Carol Ouchi High School

1 0.19% Woodlands highschool

1 0.19% YGLA

1 0.19% Youth Opportunities High School

626 Respondents

Q15. What is your local ZIP code (during the academic year)?

Count Percent

3690 100.00%

Count Percent

2 0.05% 00000

1 0.03% 01007

1 0.03% 01485

1 0.03% 11001

1 0.03% 19356

1 0.03% 89119

18 0.49% 90001

5 0.14% 90002

32 0.87% 90003

86 2.33% 90004

45 1.22% 90005

57 1.54% 90006

35 0.95% 90007

26 0.70% 90008

8 0.22% 90010

42 1.14% 90011

16 0.43% 90012

7 0.19% 90013 10 0.27% 90014

8 0.22% 90015

57 1.54% 90016

20 0.54% 90017

56 1.52% 90018

55 1.49% 90019

55 1.49% 90020

7 0.19% 90022

10 0.27% 90023

2 0.05% 90024

14 0.38% 90025

77 2.09% 90026

58 1.57% 90027

41 1.11% 90028

97 2.63% 90029

12 0.33% 90031

7 0.19% 90032

12 0.33% 90033

45 1.22% 90034

12 0.33% 90035

8 0.22% 90036

47 1.27% 90037

41 1.11% 90038

12 0.33% 90039

1 0.03% 90040

2 0.05% 90041

11 0.30% 90042

37 1.00% 90043

33 0.89% 90044

21 0.57% 90045

14 0.38% 90046

20 0.54% 90047

9 0.24% 90048 5 0.14% 90049

8 0.22% 90056

49 1.33% 90057

1 0.03% 90058

7 0.19% 90059

10 0.27% 90061

26 0.70% 90062

4 0.11% 90063

5 0.14% 90064

10 0.27% 90065

15 0.41% 90066

9 0.24% 90068

6 0.16% 90069

1 0.03% 90076

2 0.05% 90094

1 0.03% 90170

5 0.14% 90201

3 0.08% 90210

2 0.05% 90211

1 0.03% 90212

1 0.03% 90219

9 0.24% 90220

1 0.03% 90221

3 0.08% 90222

37 1.00% 90230

2 0.05% 90231

12 0.33% 90232

2 0.05% 90245

10 0.27% 90247

5 0.14% 90248

5 0.14% 90249

17 0.46% 90250

3 0.08% 90254 7 0.19% 90255

2 0.05% 90260

10 0.27% 90262

1 0.03% 90265

1 0.03% 90266

1 0.03% 90270

2 0.05% 90272

6 0.16% 90274

15 0.41% 90275

5 0.14% 90277

3 0.08% 90278

7 0.19% 90280

4 0.11% 90290

7 0.19% 90291

5 0.14% 90292

1 0.03% 90293

32 0.87% 90301

26 0.70% 90302

10 0.27% 90303

6 0.16% 90304

3 0.08% 90305

1 0.03% 90402

1 0.03% 90403

3 0.08% 90404

3 0.08% 90405

1 0.03% 90447

21 0.57% 90501

15 0.41% 90502

7 0.19% 90503

9 0.24% 90504

16 0.43% 90505

1 0.03% 90601

2 0.05% 90605 2 0.05% 90606

1 0.03% 90620

1 0.03% 90631

1 0.03% 90638

4 0.11% 90640

3 0.08% 90650

3 0.08% 90660

2 0.05% 90706

34 0.92% 90710

2 0.05% 90713

1 0.03% 90715

15 0.41% 90717

4 0.11% 90723

79 2.14% 90731

16 0.43% 90732

1 0.03% 90740

101 2.74% 90744

76 2.06% 90745

12 0.33% 90746

2 0.05% 90755

3 0.08% 90802

1 0.03% 90803

12 0.33% 90805

8 0.22% 90806

3 0.08% 90807

2 0.05% 90808

10 0.27% 90810

4 0.11% 90813

1 0.03% 90815

1 0.03% 90931

1 0.03% 91007

1 0.03% 91016

2 0.05% 91020 1 0.03% 91036

1 0.03% 91037

3 0.08% 91040

3 0.08% 91042

1 0.03% 91103

1 0.03% 91106

1 0.03% 91108

5 0.14% 91201

3 0.08% 91202

1 0.03% 91203

6 0.16% 91204

13 0.35% 91205

6 0.16% 91206

4 0.11% 91207

1 0.03% 91208

1 0.03% 91214

1 0.03% 91224

17 0.46% 91301

10 0.27% 91302

58 1.57% 91303

104 2.82% 91304

2 0.05% 91305

115 3.12% 91306

31 0.84% 91307

1 0.03% 91309

45 1.22% 91311

35 0.95% 91316

1 0.03% 91317

2 0.05% 91320

48 1.30% 91324

56 1.52% 91325

21 0.57% 91326

1 0.03% 91330 28 0.76% 91331

142 3.85% 91335

4 0.11% 91340

13 0.35% 91342

48 1.30% 91343

27 0.73% 91344

10 0.27% 91345

3 0.08% 91350

1 0.03% 91351

18 0.49% 91352

1 0.03% 91354

2 0.05% 91355

42 1.14% 91356

1 0.03% 91357

2 0.05% 91360

3 0.08% 91361

2 0.05% 91362

29 0.79% 91364

73 1.98% 91367

2 0.05% 91371

1 0.03% 91377

1 0.03% 91381

2 0.05% 91384

1 0.03% 91387

1 0.03% 91390

22 0.60% 91401

38 1.03% 91402

11 0.30% 91403

44 1.19% 91405

63 1.71% 91406

20 0.54% 91411

2 0.05% 91413

14 0.38% 91423 3 0.08% 91436

1 0.03% 91467

1 0.03% 91496

3 0.08% 91501

2 0.05% 91502

1 0.03% 91503

8 0.22% 91504

7 0.19% 91505

6 0.16% 91506

1 0.03% 91536

27 0.73% 91601

5 0.14% 91602

4 0.11% 91604

20 0.54% 91605

26 0.70% 91606

11 0.30% 91607

3 0.08% 91706

1 0.03% 91710

1 0.03% 91733

1 0.03% 91744

1 0.03% 91745

1 0.03% 91750

3 0.08% 91754

1 0.03% 91755

1 0.03% 91764

2 0.05% 91766

4 0.11% 91770

1 0.03% 91773

1 0.03% 91775

1 0.03% 91790

1 0.03% 91791

3 0.08% 91801

1 0.03% 92240 1 0.03% 92316

1 0.03% 92345

1 0.03% 92376

1 0.03% 92509

1 0.03% 92595

1 0.03% 92626

1 0.03% 92648

1 0.03% 92683

1 0.03% 92801

1 0.03% 92806

1 0.03% 92882

1 0.03% 93021

1 0.03% 93036

1 0.03% 93040

1 0.03% 93060

6 0.16% 93063

11 0.30% 93065

1 0.03% 93350

1 0.03% 93505

2 0.05% 93534

4 0.11% 93535

1 0.03% 93536

3 0.08% 93550

2 0.05% 93551

1 0.03% 93552

1 0.03% 93561

1 0.03% 95624

1 0.03% 96734

1 0.03% 976533994

1 0.03% 99025

3690 Respondents

Q16. What is your major or primary program of study?

Count Percent 18 1.59% Administration of Justice

0 0.00% Architecture

38 3.37% Art

122 10.81% Business Administration

21 1.86% Chemistry

58 5.14% Child Development

77 6.82% Cinema/Television

7 0.62% Computer Applications & Office Technologies

75 6.64% Computer Science & Information Technology

7 0.62% Computer Technology

7 0.62% Dental Technology

9 0.80% Dietetics (Family & Consumer Studies)

1 0.09% Electronics

36 3.19% Engineering

28 2.48% English/ESL

23 2.04% Foreign Languages

10 0.89% Humanities

6 0.53% Journalism

24 2.13% Law

19 1.68% Liberal Arts

19 1.68% Mathematics

26 2.30% Music

123 10.89% Nursing

12 1.06% Photography

7 0.62% Physics/Astronomy

104 9.21% Psychology

33 2.92% Radiologic Technology

25 2.21% Social Sciences

7 0.62% Theatre Arts

0 0.00% Workforce Academy

57 5.05% Undecided / No Degree Objective

130 11.51% Other (please specify)

Count Percent 8 6.15% Accounting

1 0.77% accounting & bookkeeping

1 0.77% admin medical office assistant

1 0.77% Animation

2 1.54% Biochemistry

1 0.77% Biological Sciences

13 10.00% Biology

1 0.77% Bookkeeping

1 0.77% Business Management

1 0.77% Business marketing

1 0.77% chinese

1 0.77% cinema

1 0.77% Cinema/ linguistics/ computer science

1 0.77% Cinematography

1 0.77% Communcations

1 0.77% Communication

1 0.77% Communication sciences and disorders

3 2.31% Communication Studies

2 1.54% Communications

1 0.77% Communicative Disorders

1 0.77% Comparative Literature

1 0.77% Computer Engineering

1 0.77% Criminal Justice

2 1.54% Economics

1 0.77% English

2 1.54% environmental science

1 0.77% ESL

1 0.77% Ethnomusicology

1 0.77% exercise physiology

1 0.77% Film/TV

2 1.54% Forensic Science

2 1.54% Geography

3 2.31% Geology 1 0.77% Graphic design

1 0.77% Health science

1 0.77% Health Sciences

1 0.77% Hospitality

1 0.77% Human Services

1 0.77% Human Services Generalist

1 0.77% industrial technology

1 0.77% interior design

1 0.77% Interior Design

1 0.77% International Business with Emphasis on Russia and Central Europe

1 0.77% International Relations

1 0.77% Japanese

7 5.38% Kinesiology

1 0.77% linguistic

3 2.31% Marine Biology

2 1.54% Marketing

1 0.77% Medical Administration

1 0.77% Medical office assistant

1 0.77% medicine

1 0.77% MIcrobiology

1 0.77% Neuroscience transfer

1 0.77% Nutritional Science

1 0.77% Paralegal

1 0.77% Paralegal Studies

1 0.77% pharmacy

1 0.77% philosophy

1 0.77% Philosophy

1 0.77% Photojournalism

1 0.77% Physical Education

1 0.77% physical Therapy

1 0.77% Physical therapy

1 0.77% Policital Science

1 0.77% political Science 1 0.77% Political Science

1 0.77% Political Sciences

1 0.77% Post-baccalaureate

1 0.77% Premed

1 0.77% pre-pharmacy

1 0.77% Pre-requisites for physical therapy

1 0.77% Public Health

1 0.77% Radiologic Technology

1 0.77% real estate

1 0.77% Real Estate Investment

1 0.77% Real Estate Marketing

1 0.77% Rehabilition Service

1 0.77% science

1 0.77% Science Education

1 0.77% Science/General Education

1 0.77% Social work

1 0.77% Social Work

1 0.77% Social worker

1 0.77% sociology

4 3.08% Spanish

1 0.77% Sustainable Agriculture

1 0.77% Theology

1 0.77% Vet tech

1129 Respondents

Q17. What is your major or primary program of study?

Count Percent

15 2.91% Accounting

13 2.52% Administration of Justice

7 1.36% Architectural Technology

14 2.71% Art

59 11.43% Business

6 1.16% Chemistry

24 4.65% Child Development 9 1.74% Communication Studies

4 0.78% Computer Applications & Office Technologies

6 1.16% Computer Information Systems

14 2.71% Computer Technology

7 1.36% Culinary Arts

0 0.00% Drafting Production Design

1 0.19% Engineering Technology

0 0.00% Electronic Engineering Technology

17 3.29% Engineering

8 1.55% English

1 0.19% Fire Technology

6 1.16% History

20 3.88% Kinesiology

14 2.71% Liberal Studies

30 5.81% Liberal Arts and Sciences

9 1.74% Mathematics

8 1.55% Music

111 21.51% Nursing

2 0.39% Physics

42 8.14% Psychology

2 0.39% Real Estate

18 3.49% Undecided / No Degree Objective

49 9.50% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

2 4.08% Animal Science

1 2.04% Anthropology

1 2.04% Architecture and Design

1 2.04% Behavioral Sciences

1 2.04% Biochemistry

7 14.29% Biology

1 2.04% computer science

1 2.04% Computer science

2 4.08% Computer Science 1 2.04% Computer Science and Engineering

1 2.04% Computer sciences

1 2.04% Criminal Justice

1 2.04% CSU Transfer Sciences

1 2.04% Economics

1 2.04% Food and Dietetics

1 2.04% food science

1 2.04% Geology

1 2.04% Health Sciences

1 2.04% Hospitality Management

1 2.04% Humanities

1 2.04% International relations

1 2.04% Logistics

1 2.04% Marine Biology

1 2.04% math/science

1 2.04% Medical Administration

1 2.04% Natural Sciences

3 6.12% Political Science

1 2.04% Radiation Therapy

1 2.04% Radiologist

1 2.04% Radiology Technology

1 2.04% refresher courses

1 2.04% SOCIAL

1 2.04% Social and behavioral science

1 2.04% social science

1 2.04% Social Sciences

1 2.04% social Work

2 4.08% Sociology

1 2.04% Sociology-Behahioral Sciences

516 Respondents

Q18. What is your major or primary program of study?

Count Percent

32 2.56% Agriculture 24 1.92% Anthropology & Geographical Sciences

42 3.37% Art & Architecture

0 0.00% Athletics

164 13.14% Business Administration

0 0.00% Center for Academic Services

22 1.76% Chemistry

55 4.41% Child Development

22 1.76% Communication Studies

14 1.12% Computer Applications & Office Technologies

104 8.33% Computer Science Information Technology

0 0.00% Cooperative Education

5 0.40% Counseling[Code = 13]

24 1.92% English[Code = 15]

12 0.96% History, Philosophy & Sociology

6 0.48% Honors Program

11 0.88% Industrial Technology

18 1.44% Kinesiology

2 0.16% Library Science

19 1.52% Life Science

13 1.04% Mathematics

9 0.72% Modern Languages

135 10.82% Nursing

11 0.88% P.A.C.E.

11 0.88% Performing Arts

10 0.80% Physics & Planetary Sciences

3 0.24% Pierce Online (Distance Education)

36 2.88% Political Science & Economics & Criminal Justice

70 5.61% Psychology & Statistics

2 0.16% Special Services

103 8.25% Undecided / No Degree Objective

269 21.55% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.37% Journalism 1 0.37% Liberals studies

2 0.74% accounting

10 3.72% Accounting

3 1.12% Addiction studies

5 1.86% Addiction Studies

1 0.37% ADDICTION STUDIES

1 0.37% administration of justice

2 0.74% Administrative Justice

1 0.37% America Sign Language teacher

2 0.74% American Sign Language

1 0.37% American Sign Language interpreter

1 0.37% American Sign Language interpreting

1 0.37% American Sign Language/Deaf Studies

1 0.37% American Sugn Language

1 0.37% Animal Biology

2 0.74% Animal science

7 2.60% Animal Science

1 0.37% Animal science rvt

1 0.37% Arts and humanities

1 0.37% ASL & Spanish Interpreting Program

1 0.37% Automotive Engineering

1 0.37% Automotive Service Technology

1 0.37% Automotive service technology

1 0.37% Automotive Technician

1 0.37% Aviation

2 0.74% Biochemistry

1 0.37% biology

14 5.20% Biology

1 0.37% Biology for Transfer

1 0.37% Cicana/o Studies

1 0.37% Cinema

1 0.37% Civil engineering

1 0.37% Civil Engineering 1 0.37% Clinical Science

1 0.37% CNC Technology

2 0.74% Communication Disorders

2 0.74% criminal justice

5 1.86% Criminal justice

4 1.49% Criminal Justice

1 0.37% Crimminal Justice

1 0.37% Deaf Studies

1 0.37% Deaf study

1 0.37% Dental hygiene

1 0.37% DPT

1 0.37% Early childhood education

2 0.74% economics

1 0.37% Electrical Engineering

1 0.37% Electrical Enginering

1 0.37% Electronics

1 0.37% Emergency Management

1 0.37% Emt/paramedic

1 0.37% Engineer

1 0.37% engineering

11 4.09% Engineering

1 0.37% enginnering

1 0.37% Environmental science

2 0.74% Environmental Science

1 0.37% Environmental sciences

2 0.74% Film

1 0.37% Fine Arts

1 0.37% General Ed

1 0.37% General Education

1 0.37% General eduction to transfer

1 0.37% General studies: sience, technology, engineering & math

1 0.37% Geography

1 0.37% Geography-GIS 2 0.74% Geology

2 0.74% Graphic design

2 0.74% Graphic Design

1 0.37% Health Admin

1 0.37% Health administration

1 0.37% Health Administration

1 0.37% Horticulture

1 0.37% Hospatality

1 0.37% Hospitality and tourism

1 0.37% Human Biology

1 0.37% igetc

1 0.37% IGETC

1 0.37% Industrial Engineering

2 0.74% Interior Design

2 0.74% International business

1 0.37% international relations

2 0.74% Japanese

7 2.60% Journalism

1 0.37% Kinesiology Exercise Science

1 0.37% liberal studies

5 1.86% Liberal studies

2 0.74% Liberal Studies

1 0.37% Liberal Studies/ Education

1 0.37% Liberal Studies/ Elem Edu

1 0.37% management

1 0.37% Marine biology

3 1.12% Marketing

1 0.37% Mechanical engineer

1 0.37% Mechanical engineering

4 1.49% Mechanical Engineering

1 0.37% Microbiology

1 0.37% Mortuary science

1 0.37% Music 1 0.37% music & computer

1 0.37% Music Education

1 0.37% music engineering

1 0.37% Neuroscience

2 0.74% Nutrition

1 0.37% NUTRITION

1 0.37% Petroleum geology

1 0.37% philosophy

2 0.74% Philosophy

1 0.37% photo journalism

1 0.37% Photography

1 0.37% Physical therapy

1 0.37% physiology

1 0.37% Physiology

1 0.37% Pre Veterinary Medicine

1 0.37% Pre-enginering

1 0.37% Prerequisites for pharmacy school

1 0.37% Pre-Vet

1 0.37% Pre-Vet Med

1 0.37% pre-vet med/RVT

4 1.49% Pre-Veterinary Medicine

1 0.37% Psychobiology

1 0.37% Public Health

1 0.37% public relations

1 0.37% Public relations

1 0.37% Radiological Science

1 0.37% Radiologist

1 0.37% Radiology science

1 0.37% Recording Engineer

1 0.37% Recreational & Tourism Management

1 0.37% Regestered Veterinary Technology Program

2 0.74% Registered veterinary technician

1 0.37% Registered Veterinary Technology 1 0.37% Religious studies

1 0.37% Robotics Engineering

4 1.49% RVT

1 0.37% RVT program

1 0.37% science prereqs for graduate school

1 0.37% Self development

1 0.37% Social Behavior

1 0.37% Social sci

1 0.37% Social Sciences

1 0.37% Social Studies

8 2.97% Sociology

1 0.37% Speech Pathology

1 0.37% Televisión Production

2 0.74% Vet tech

2 0.74% Vet Tech

1 0.37% Vet Technician

1 0.37% vetanarian

1 0.37% Veterinary medicine

1 0.37% Veterinary Medicine

1 0.37% Veterinary Sciences

2 0.74% Veterinary technology

5 1.86% Veterinary Technology

1 0.37% Veterinaryt Technician

1 0.37% Zoology

1248 Respondents

Q19. What is your major or primary program of study?

Count Percent

18 2.87% Accounting

29 4.62% Administration of Justice

3 0.48% Alcohol & Drug Studies

4 0.64% Anthropology/Geology

0 0.00% Art-Ceramics

5 0.80% Art-Drawing & Painting 6 0.96% Aviation Maintenance Technician

41 6.53% Biology

21 3.34% Business

60 9.55% Business Administration

5 0.80% Chemistry

31 4.94% Child Development

10 1.59% Communication Studies

0 0.00% Computer Applications & Office Technology-General Office

1 0.16% Computer Applications & Office Technology-Word Processing

17 2.71% Computer Network & Security Management

43 6.85% Computer Science Information Technology

2 0.32% Computer Web Support & Database Administration

39 6.21% Dental Hygiene

4 0.64% Economics

10 1.59% English

2 0.32% Fire Technology

0 0.00% French

2 0.32% History

5 0.80% Hospitality

10 1.59% Kinesiology

37 5.89% Liberal Arts

3 0.48% Management-Small Business

1 0.16% Marketing

7 1.11% Mathematics

9 1.43% Medical Assisting

2 0.32% Music

26 4.14% Paralegal Studies

1 0.16% Philosophy

6 0.96% Pharmacy Technician

1 0.16% Physics

40 6.37% Psychology

5 0.80% Real Estate

22 3.50% Sociology

4 0.64% Spanish 2 0.32% Travel

24 3.82% Undecided / No Degree Objective

70 11.15% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 1.43% Animal Science

2 2.86% Architecture

1 1.43% ARTS AND SCIENCES

1 1.43% Aviation

1 1.43% Biochemistry

1 1.43% Cinema/Theater

1 1.43% Computer Information Systems

1 1.43% Criminal Justice

1 1.43% DA

1 1.43% East Asian Studies

1 1.43% Education

1 1.43% Engineering

1 1.43% Environmental Science

1 1.43% film

1 1.43% Film

1 1.43% Film / TV Production

2 2.86% Film Production

1 1.43% Game Design

1 1.43% General science

1 1.43% Geography

1 1.43% Grad school Nursing

1 1.43% Graphic Design

1 1.43% Health care management

1 1.43% Health transfer -pre pa

1 1.43% Humanities and art

1 1.43% Interior Design

1 1.43% Liberal Arts Math, Science, Computer Science

1 1.43% LIBERAL ARTS/MATH.SCIRNCE AND COMPUTER SCIENCE

1 1.43% Master Transfer 1 1.43% Math and CSIT

7 10.00% nursing

15 21.43% Nursing

1 1.43% Nursing BSN Pre reqs

1 1.43% Nursing transfer

1 1.43% Nutrition

1 1.43% Nutritional Science

1 1.43% Nutritionist

1 1.43% occupational therapy

1 1.43% Paramedic

1 1.43% political science

1 1.43% Political Science

1 1.43% Pre Nursing

1 1.43% Pre-Allied health.Nursing

1 1.43% Registered Nursing

1 1.43% Spanish (Multiple Foreign Languages) & Music

1 1.43% transfer

1 1.43% Vet technician

1 1.43% Welding

628 Respondents

Q20. What is your educational goal?

Count Percent

2686 72.56% Intend to transfer to a 4-year University

664 17.94% Obtain an Associate Degree (AA/AS)

120 3.24% Obtain a Certificate (Trade/Technical Program)

80 2.16% Personal enrichment

7 0.19% Complete high school diploma

145 3.92% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.69% 2nd bachelor's degree

1 0.69% 2nd degree

1 0.69% 3-year BSN Program

1 0.69% Absn 1 0.69% Academic enhancement

1 0.69% Admission to graduate school

1 0.69% ADN

1 0.69% ADN June 2017 then transfer to BSN program

1 0.69% ADN with Harbor then BSN at CSU

1 0.69% Already have BS.

1 0.69% already transferred to BrandmanUniversity

1 0.69% AN in nursing

1 0.69% apply graduate program

1 0.69% Apply to graduate program

1 0.69% AS and transfer for a BS

1 0.69% Associate Transfer to a 2 year cal state

1 0.69% Bachelor degree

1 0.69% Bachelor Degree

1 0.69% Bachelor's in Dental Hyg

1 0.69% Bachelors in Dental Hygiene

1 0.69% become an RN

1 0.69% BS

1 0.69% BS Dental Hygiene

1 0.69% BS in dental hygiene

1 0.69% BSH

2 1.38% BSN

1 0.69% Career change

1 0.69% Certification

1 0.69% Choices 1 and 2

1 0.69% Compete AA/AS degree and transfer to Veterinary School

1 0.69% Complete PA school pre-reqs

1 0.69% Complete prereqs for a masters program

1 0.69% Complete pre-requisites for graduate school

1 0.69% complete prerequisites for MSN prgram

1 0.69% Completing prereqs for nursing school

1 0.69% continuing education

1 0.69% Degree 1 0.69% Dental Hygiene

1 0.69% Dental Hygiene Bachelors

1 0.69% Dental hygiene BS from WLAC

1 0.69% Enter Veterinary School

1 0.69% finish BS

1 0.69% Finish nursing school

1 0.69% Finish pre requisites for grad school

1 0.69% Finish prerequisites for Physician Assistant program

1 0.69% Finishing Pre-Reqs for 2nd Bachelors

1 0.69% Fulfill prereq for grad school

1 0.69% fulfill prereqs to apply to graduate school that I did not complete while in my undergrad

1 0.69% Gap year before applying to optometry school

1 0.69% get a doctor degree

1 0.69% Get a job

1 0.69% get bachelor

1 0.69% Grad school

1 0.69% Graduate program

2 1.38% graduate school

1 0.69% Graduate school

2 1.38% Graduate School

1 0.69% Graduate School Clinical Program

1 0.69% I want go to the medical school .

1 0.69% Master's in Nursning

1 0.69% masters

2 1.38% Masters

2 1.38% Masters degree

1 0.69% Masters Degree

1 0.69% Masters in Dental Hygiene

1 0.69% Masters pre-reqs

1 0.69% Masters/ PhD

1 0.69% Masters/MD

1 0.69% MECN

1 0.69% Medical School 1 0.69% none

1 0.69% Nursing Program

1 0.69% Obtain a Bachelors Degree

1 0.69% Obtain a Certificate and intend to transfer

1 0.69% Obtain a doctoral degree

1 0.69% Obtain a Doctorate Degree

1 0.69% Obtain a Doctorate of Nursing Practice

1 0.69% Obtain a Master's Degree

1 0.69% Obtain AA and transfer

1 0.69% obtain AA in nursing and transfer to a 4 year university

1 0.69% Obtain AA then Transfer

1 0.69% Obtain an AA And transfer

1 0.69% Obtain an AA and transfer to a 4 year University

1 0.69% obtain an AA at LATTC in Welding

1 0.69% Obtain an AA degree & Transfer to a 4 year

1 0.69% Obtain an ADN and then complete an ADN to BSN program at a four year college.

1 0.69% Obtain an ADN and then transfer to a BSN program

1 0.69% Obtain an Associate Degree and intend to transfer to a CSU

1 0.69% Obtain an Associate Degree and transfer to a 4-year University

1 0.69% obtain an AST then transfer to a 4-year University

1 0.69% Obtain AS and transfer

1 0.69% Obtain bachelors after the associates

1 0.69% Obtain BS degree

1 0.69% Obtain Masters

1 0.69% Paralegal Certificate

1 0.69% Personal enrichment of obtaining AA then transferir to a university

1 0.69% Pharm.D

1 0.69% pharmacy school

1 0.69% Pharmacy School

1 0.69% PHD

1 0.69% PHD IN PSYCHOLOGY

1 0.69% Portfolio preparation for Graduate School

1 0.69% Post graduate coursework for grad school 1 0.69% Prep classes

1 0.69% Prereqs for grad school

1 0.69% Prerequisite for DPT

1 0.69% Prerequisites for a Master's

1 0.69% Prerequisites for graduate school

1 0.69% Pre-requisites for graduate studies

1 0.69% Pre-Veterinarian Medicine

1 0.69% qualify for the CPA exam

1 0.69% receive GE credits for another college

1 0.69% Register nurse

1 0.69% RN

1 0.69% RN certificate

1 0.69% RN degree

1 0.69% RN-BSN

1 0.69% RVT License

1 0.69% Stay at West LA College and apply for the Dental Hygiene Bachelor's Degree Program

1 0.69% Take the prerequisite classes for Medical School

1 0.69% taking classes for preqequisites to Master's program

1 0.69% Taking prereqs to transfer to a BSN program

1 0.69% To be accepted into the Pierce College collaborative Nursing program with Cal State Northridge

1 0.69% To complete 2 AA's and transfer

1 0.69% To transfer

1 0.69% Transfer to a 4-year university with an Associate Degree

1 0.69% Transfer to a 4year, personal enrichment, and obtain AA/AS

1 0.69% Transfer to a graduate program

1 0.69% transfer to accelerated program

1 0.69% Transfer to grad school

1 0.69% Transfer to Graduate School

1 0.69% Unclear

1 0.69% Undecided

1 0.69% Want to be a teacher

1 0.69% Working towards 2nd. B.A.

3702 Respondents Q21. Are you involved in any of the following types of student organizations? (SELECT ALL THAT APPLY)

Count Respondent % Response %

361 24.38% 16.63% Academic or professional (college or degree affiliated)

74 5.00% 3.41% Athletics (varsity team)

275 18.57% 12.67% Community service (sustainability, environment, health, etc.)

243 16.41% 11.19% Honors program

85 5.74% 3.92% Multicultural or international

75 5.06% 3.45% Governance (student government, residence hall government, etc.)

17 1.15% 0.78% Orientation leaders

99 6.68% 4.56% Performance arts (dance, music, theater, etc.)

60 4.05% 2.76% Political

180 12.15% 8.29% Program/major affiliated

144 9.72% 6.63% Recreational (Sports Clubs, non-competitive, leisure)

155 10.47% 7.14% Religious or spiritual

403 27.21% 18.56% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.25% 18 year old girls

1 0.25% Addiction Studies Club

1 0.25% ags

1 0.25% Alpha Gamma Sigma

1 0.25% Archery

1 0.25% Armenian club

1 0.25% ASL club

1 0.25% ASO

1 0.25% ASO, TRIO

1 0.25% ASO,AGS,PTK

1 0.25% Astronomy Club

1 0.25% Astronomy, Geology

1 0.25% Beacon House

1 0.25% Black Scholars

1 0.25% Black student union

1 0.25% Black Student Union

1 0.25% Black Student Union Vice President 1 0.25% BSU

1 0.25% bsu,umoja

2 0.50% Calworks

1 0.25% CALWORKS

1 0.25% calworks, ASO, workstudy

1 0.25% CalWorks, TRIO SSS, ASO

1 0.25% CAYFEES

1 0.25% CDWFI

1 0.25% Christain club

1 0.25% Clubs

1 0.25% Community Service through disability non-profit and church affiliation

1 0.25% don't know

1 0.25% E.o.p.s

1 0.25% engineering club

2 0.50% EOP

2 0.50% EOP&S

7 1.74% EOPS

3 0.74% Eops

1 0.25% EOPS, TRIO SS

1 0.25% Eops/Care Program and Puente Club

1 0.25% Filipino Club

1 0.25% Film Club

1 0.25% Film Production

1 0.25% Fine Arts and Studio Arts

1 0.25% Graphic Lit Club

1 0.25% Groups outside of school

2 0.50% Guardian Scholars

1 0.25% guardian scholars & oss

1 0.25% Guardian Scholars Program

1 0.25% Harbor Success

1 0.25% Homeless Shelter

1 0.25% International Student Club

1 0.25% journalism 1 0.25% Just college as student

1 0.25% LGBT

1 0.25% LGBT Club

1 0.25% LGBTQIA

1 0.25% Martial arts

1 0.25% Mentor

9 2.23% n/a

3 0.74% N/a

17 4.22% N/A

1 0.25% N\A

1 0.25% Na

4 0.99% NA

1 0.25% Nah but I should

1 0.25% Neither

1 0.25% neither one

1 0.25% Newspaper

13 3.23% no

7 1.74% No

1 0.25% no i'm not

1 0.25% No sorry I need to work to be able to pay my college

1 0.25% No, would love to do so if I had enough money to attend full time

1 0.25% non

2 0.50% Non

1 0.25% Noncredit Success Academies

49 12.16% none

76 18.86% None

7 1.74% NONE

1 0.25% none of above

1 0.25% None of obove

4 0.99% None of the above

1 0.25% none of these

1 0.25% Not a the moment

1 0.25% not applicable 1 0.25% not at the moment

1 0.25% Not at the moment

1 0.25% Not sure

1 0.25% nothing

4 0.99% Nothing

1 0.25% NSNA

1 0.25% Nurses student council

1 0.25% Office of Special Services, EOP&S and TRIO

1 0.25% pace program

1 0.25% Peer 2 peer, EOPS

1 0.25% Peer Mentoring

1 0.25% Persian club

1 0.25% Phi Theta Kappa

1 0.25% Phi Theta Kappa,

1 0.25% Photography

2 0.50% Police Orientation Preparation Program

1 0.25% Policy Advocacy for Foster Youth

1 0.25% POPP

1 0.25% Pre-health Club

1 0.25% Pre-Veterinary Club

1 0.25% Project learn

1 0.25% Psychology club

1 0.25% PTK and Pre-health association

1 0.25% PUENTE

1 0.25% puente and trio sss

1 0.25% research and robotics club

1 0.25% RISE

1 0.25% Rvt

1 0.25% RVT Club, and Pre-Vet Club

1 0.25% Secular

1 0.25% SITE-LITE

1 0.25% Special Needs organizations

1 0.25% Special services 1 0.25% stem

1 0.25% STEM

1 0.25% Student Health, Honor Society

1 0.25% Theater

1 0.25% transfer club

1 0.25% Trio

1 0.25% TRIO sss

1 0.25% TRIO SSS

1 0.25% Trying to make an hispanic organization

1 0.25% tutor

1 0.25% Tutor

1 0.25% Tutor leader

1 0.25% Tutoring

1 0.25% Tutoring at CAS

1 0.25% Unfortunately, I'm not a part of any student organizations.

1 0.25% Veteran

1 0.25% Veteran's Club

1 0.25% Veterans

1 0.25% Veterans Club

1 0.25% Volunteer in a Catholic school

1 0.25% Volunteer, DA's Office

1 0.25% Work in the Writing Center, and the Community Service Center as tutor.

1 0.25% Year Up Los Angeles

1 0.25% Youth Source Center

1481 Respondents

2171 Responses

Q22. How do you pay for your educational expenses? (enrollment fees, books, etc.) SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Count Respondent % Response %

897 24.24% 11.47% Parental support

868 23.46% 11.10% Personal savings

1560 42.16% 19.95% Personal income

445 12.03% 5.69% Student loans

159 4.30% 2.03% Academic scholarship 3 0.08% 0.04% Athletic scholarship

1245 33.65% 15.92% Grant

2177 58.84% 27.84% Fee Waiver

66 1.78% 0.84% Employer program

104 2.81% 1.33% GI Bill (tuition/fee coverage, book and supply stipend, etc.)

295 7.97% 3.77% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.34%

1 0.34% 5177 studios is the label that pays me.

1 0.34% Academic Programs

1 0.34% Applied for financial aid

1 0.34% BOG waiver

1 0.34% book grant

1 0.34% Borrow

1 0.34% Borrow from family

1 0.34% Both personal savings and parental help

1 0.34% busband and brothers help too

1 0.34% Cal works

1 0.34% Cal Works/Gain

1 0.34% Caloworks program

1 0.34% calworks

2 0.68% Calworks

2 0.68% CalWorks

1 0.34% Cal-Works

1 0.34% CalWorks,EOPS

1 0.34% CalWorks/Gain

1 0.34% Cheap textbooks from Amazon, but codes separately as needed

1 0.34% Classes taken while concurrently enrolled in high school were free

1 0.34% Concurrent Enrollment

1 0.34% credit card

2 0.68% Credit Card

2 0.68% Credit cards

1 0.34% Department of rehab 1 0.34% Department of rehabilition

1 0.34% Dept. Of Rehabilitation

1 0.34% Disability

2 0.68% DOR

1 0.34% Dream Act

1 0.34% E.O.P.S

2 0.68% Employment

1 0.34% EOP

1 0.34% EOP&N

1 0.34% eop&s

6 2.03% EOP&S

1 0.34% EOP&S Book voucher

1 0.34% EOP&S Program

1 0.34% EOP, Project LEARN

1 0.34% EOPNS

1 0.34% EOPs

7 2.37% EOPS

3 1.02% Eops

1 0.34% EOPS book voucher

1 0.34% EOPS help with books.

1 0.34% Eops helped me for this semester with a voucher

1 0.34% Extended Opportunity Program & Services (EOPS)

4 1.36% fafsa

17 5.76% Fafsa

31 10.51% FAFSA

1 0.34% FAFSA and BOG

1 0.34% FAFSA& EOPS

1 0.34% Family support

1 0.34% FASA

5 1.69% Fasfa

3 1.02% FASFA

1 0.34% Federal student aid

1 0.34% Fee Waiver, CalWorks/Gain 1 0.34% finacial Aid

1 0.34% Finacial aid

2 0.68% Finacial Aid

1 0.34% FInacial Aid

1 0.34% Finacual Aid

5 1.69% financial aid

21 7.12% Financial aid

34 11.53% Financial Aid

1 0.34% Financial aid (FAFSA)

1 0.34% Financial Aid and EOP&S

1 0.34% financial aid and my work earnings

1 0.34% Financial Aide

1 0.34% fination aid

1 0.34% Full time employment

1 0.34% Full Time Work

1 0.34% FYE program

2 0.68% Gain

1 0.34% GAIN

1 0.34% gain program

1 0.34% GAIN Program

1 0.34% Gain program

1 0.34% Gain/calworks

1 0.34% GAINS

1 0.34% Government Scholarship

1 0.34% Governor's Grant

1 0.34% GR

1 0.34% husband support

1 0.34% Husband's income

1 0.34% I don't get service to pay for books

1 0.34% I don't have books from the last three semesters, and I don't get financial aid because the financial aid office won't help me

1 0.34% I was very hungry this year

1 0.34% I'm SO Poor but don't qualify for help

1 0.34% im broke as heck! lol 1 0.34% job

3 1.02% Job

1 0.34% K-12 student

1 0.34% military dependent benefits

1 0.34% Money saved throughout my life

1 0.34% My husband

1 0.34% my husband and brothers help

1 0.34% My husband support and finanshal aid ( but We do not pay a cent by the Financial comes to me so I had to use my credit card )

1 0.34% None

1 0.34% Out of pocket for books, health fee.

1 0.34% Part time job

1 0.34% Partner support

1 0.34% Pay myself for books

1 0.34% payday loans

1 0.34% Pell grant

1 0.34% Pell Grant

1 0.34% pell grants

1 0.34% Personal Loans or Credit Cards

1 0.34% prayer

1 0.34% Public Assistance

1 0.34% Sacm

1 0.34% SELF

1 0.34% Social security

1 0.34% sometimes fafsa

1 0.34% sometimes FAFSA when offered

1 0.34% Spousal support

1 0.34% spouse

1 0.34% spouse support

2 0.68% Spouse support

1 0.34% Ssga

1 0.34% Still figuring it out

2 0.68% Student Aid

1 0.34% Supplemental Security Income (SSI) 1 0.34% The vA

1 0.34% Veterans Vocational rehab

1 0.34% voc rehab

1 0.34% Vocation Rehab

1 0.34% vocational rehab

1 0.34% Vocational Rehabilitation

1 0.34% Vouchers

2 0.68% Work

1 0.34% Work base income

1 0.34% Work many jobs

1 0.34% Work Study

1 0.34% Work Study Program

2 0.68% Working

1 0.34% Working full-time

1 0.34% Working, fasfa

3700 Respondents

7819 Responses

Q23. Where do you currently live while attending your primary college?

Count Percent

1898 51.19% Off campus (rent)

1516 40.88% Off campus (owned by my parents/legal guardian)

199 5.37% Off campus (owned by myself and/or spouse/partner)

95 2.56% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 1.05% residential hotel

1 1.05% Apartment with my sister and baby niece

1 1.05% APPARTMENT

1 1.05% At home

1 1.05% beacon house

1 1.05% Beacon House

1 1.05% By my self in a apartment with my son

1 1.05% Couch hop

1 1.05% Currently living with other family 1 1.05% Family member

1 1.05% FRIENDS/FAMILY

2 2.11% Home

1 1.05% Home with parents

1 1.05% homele

3 3.16% homeless

5 5.26% Homeless

1 1.05% homeless at times when they want to kick me out

1 1.05% Homeless but received Section 8 voucher and looking for someplace to take it

2 2.11% Homeless shelter

1 1.05% Homeless Shelter

1 1.05% Homeless, live with others

1 1.05% Homeless, staying with sister temporarily

1 1.05% Homeless/ Lake balboa

1 1.05% Hone

1 1.05% Hostel/ Hotel

1 1.05% I rent an RV it sucks

1 1.05% in my car

1 1.05% Live with parent, rented property

1 1.05% Live with parents

1 1.05% living in shelters

1 1.05% Mother

1 1.05% my aparment

1 1.05% My mom's house

1 1.05% My wife pay rent

1 1.05% off campus

1 1.05% OFF CAMPUS

1 1.05% Off campus (rent with parents and sisters)

1 1.05% Off campus - Rent apartment

1 1.05% Off campus - with parents

1 1.05% Off campus (owned by friend)

1 1.05% off campus (owned by my sun)

1 1.05% off campus (owned by sibling) 1 1.05% off campus (owned by u.s. vets)

1 1.05% off campus (rent house by friends)

1 1.05% off campus (rental)

1 1.05% Off campus (rented by my parents and living with them)

1 1.05% off campus I work in exchange of rent

1 1.05% Off campus owned by my friends' family

1 1.05% Off campus parent rents

1 1.05% off campus rented by parent

1 1.05% Off campus with my parents who rent

1 1.05% Off campus with parent (rent)

1 1.05% Off Campus with parents

1 1.05% Off campus, living with partner's family

1 1.05% On and off with family

1 1.05% on campus

1 1.05% OTHER PEOPLE

1 1.05% recovery center

1 1.05% Rent

1 1.05% RENT

1 1.05% rent a room

1 1.05% rent house

1 1.05% rent paid by partner

1 1.05% rent the appartment

1 1.05% Renting a room

1 1.05% Section 8

1 1.05% senior housing

1 1.05% Sleep on the beach in Santa Monica, sh, don't tell anyone-housing shortage in East Hollywood.

1 1.05% st anne's transitional houseing program

1 1.05% temporary live in my sisters` home

1 1.05% transitional

1 1.05% Transitional Housing

1 1.05% With bfs parents

1 1.05% with children

1 1.05% With friends 1 1.05% With Parent

1 1.05% With parent (rent)

1 1.05% with parents

1 1.05% with parents. and paying rent

3708 Respondents

Q24. How far do you live from your primary college?

Count Percent

511 14.00% Fewer than 2 miles from my primary college

1306 35.77% 2 - 5 miles from my primary college

1038 28.43% 6 - 10 miles from my primary college

549 15.04% 11 - 20 miles from my primary college

198 5.42% 21 - 40 miles from my primary college

49 1.34% More than 40 miles from my primary college

3651 Respondents

Q25. How long is your typical one-way commute to college?

Count Percent

135 3.68% Less than 5 minutes

639 17.42% 5-10 minutes

1158 31.57% 11-20 minutes

738 20.12% 21-30 minutes

413 11.26% 31-40 minutes

278 7.58% 41-50 minutes

307 8.37% More than 50 minutes

3668 Respondents Q26. How do you typically commute to campus?

Count Percent

2394 65.27% Personal vehicle - car

17 0.46% Personal vehicle - motorcycle

742 20.23% Public transit (bus)

183 4.99% Public transit (light rail, Amtrak, Metrolink)

50 1.36% Bicycle

12 0.33% Skateboard

187 5.10% Walk

83 2.26% Other

3668 Respondents

Q27. How would you describe your current living conditions?

Count Percent

753 21.28% Very satisfactory

2071 58.52% Satisfactory

582 16.45% Unsatisfactory

133 3.76% Very unsatisfactory

3539 Respondents Q28. What were the FIVE MOST important building features that influenced where you currently live this year? SELECT UP TO FIVE RESPONSES

Count Respondent % Response %

399 11.85% 2.83% Ability to choose my own roommate(s)

616 18.29% 4.37% Availability of a good building manager or landlord

919 27.29% 6.52% Availability of preferred unit type (1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, 3 bedroom, etc.)

1266 37.59% 8.98% Availability of a quiet place to study

255 7.57% 1.81% Dishwasher in unit

590 17.52% 4.18% Flexible lease/rental terms

1443 42.84% 10.23% Free Parking

1036 30.76% 7.35% High-speed Internet ready

382 11.34% 2.71% Less restrictive rules and supervision

569 16.89% 4.04% Living room space in unit

663 19.69% 4.70% Physical condition of building

1428 42.40% 10.13% Private bedroom

814 24.17% 5.77% Private bathroom

330 9.80% 2.34% Reliability of maintenance and custodial services

740 21.97% 5.25% Safety and security features (e.g., security cameras, 24-hour front-desk staff, security gates, etc.)

1853 55.02% 13.14% Total cost of rent and utilities

797 23.66% 5.65% Washer/dryer in unit

3368 Respondents

14100 Responses Q29. What were the FIVE MOST important location factors that influenced where you currently live this year? SELECT UP TO FIVE RESPONSES

Count Respondent % Response %

1793 55.58% 15.75% Access to my campus (computer labs, student services, administrative offices, etc.)

2052 63.61% 18.02% Access to a grocery store

1261 39.09% 11.08% Closeness to classes

383 11.87% 3.36% Proximity to other students

263 8.15% 2.31% Proximity to faculty/professors

1317 40.82% 11.57% Proximity to campus & student resources

1425 44.17% 12.52% Proximity to, or availability of, convenient parking or public transportation

1532 47.49% 13.46% Proximity to my work

1360 42.16% 11.94% Proximity to shopping, entertainment, or restaurants

3226 Respondents

11386 Responses

Q30. Once enrolled for the first time at your primary college, how easy was it for you to find a place to live near campus?

Count Percent

833 25.69% Very easy

1068 32.94% Easy

885 27.30% Difficult

456 14.07% Very difficult

3242 Respondents

Q31. What kind of impact has renting in the off-campus market had on your academic pursuits?

Count Percent

344 10.51% Severe negative impact

912 27.87% Moderate negative impact

722 22.07% Minor negative impact

1294 39.55% No impact

3272 Respondents

Q32. Would you characterize your living situation as unstable or homeless?

Count Percent

283 8.52% Yes

2655 79.90% No

325 9.78% Prefer not to answer 60 1.81% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 1.67% At one point yes

1 1.67% Beacon House

1 1.67% Currently in a stable situation, so to speak, but homeless due to poorly managed housing I lived in beforehand, and housing shortage thereafter.

1 1.67% expensive rent

1 1.67% Fiance's father's home.

1 1.67% Financially challenging

1 1.67% fuck you

1 1.67% hard to make monthly rent

3 5.00% Homeless

1 1.67% I am on Section 8 and grateful

1 1.67% I can't leave my overbearing parents until I can get a job. I might get kicked out I don't know.

1 1.67% I haven't had a kitchen for 6 months. I'll finally have a small kitchenette installed in a week.

2 3.33% I live with my parents

1 1.67% I move around a lot between family and friends

1 1.67% I was in a shelter and moved into my own apartment and chose the apartment because it was 1 block away from my DV support groups

1 1.67% I will be if I can't get financial aid next semester

1 1.67% I will be in one month unless I can work something out.

1 1.67% I would be homeless if I had to pay my own way, I have no income

1 1.67% In between stable and homeless

1 1.67% It's complicated. My mother is unpredictable.

1 1.67% It's hard to balance work and school. I've been the head of my household for the past two years providing for myself and my mom. I am in no danger of losing housing if I keep working, but working and attending school to survive is anything but stable.

1 1.67% Just unstable

1 1.67% Likely yes

1 1.67% Live with grandmother

1 1.67% Live with parents

1 1.67% Living in my mom's house

1 1.67% Living With Mother, basically homeless

1 1.67% Long term single parental financial problems [debt] and only a moderate income for two, and inability for dependent to find work or get scholarships leads to financial stress on the course to instability, but not unstable yet.

1 1.67% Making ends meet

1 1.67% NA 1 1.67% Nobody gives rent to an international without ssn. I needed to beg one of my country mate to let me stay. If people wants to give rent they want to charge more because we are international. It is sucks. Fucking law and everything.

1 1.67% Not as of october

1 1.67% Not currently but it was during some of the school year, homeless

1 1.67% Not good -unsanitary

1 1.67% not homeless yet, ask me again in a couple of months

1 1.67% not optimal

1 1.67% On the edge of homelessness

1 1.67% Own my own home

1 1.67% PARENT'S HOUSE

1 1.67% somehow unstable

1 1.67% Sometimes unstable

1 1.67% stable

1 1.67% Stable so long as my work schedule is compatible with my nursing school schedule

1 1.67% Struggling month to month

1 1.67% Temporarily place to stay

1 1.67% temporary homeless

2 3.33% tenuous

1 1.67% Trying to move out my parents house

1 1.67% Unknown, I have a month to month rental in a hotel unit.

1 1.67% unsatisfactory

1 1.67% Very challenging

1 1.67% was unstable for part of semester

1 1.67% With 6 other household members

3323 Respondents

Q33. What type of unit do you live in?

Count Percent

1498 45.00% Apartment/Condo (full unit rented)

317 9.52% Apartment/Condo (room rented in owner-occupied apartment/condo)

68 2.04% Apartment/Condo (owned)

340 10.21% House (full unit rented)

464 13.94% House (room rented in owner-occupied house)

452 13.58% House (owned) 190 5.71% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.53% Room

1 0.53% 1 bedroom apartment

1 0.53% A back house room

1 0.53% A tent in a park

2 1.05% Apartment

1 0.53% Apartment (room rented in renter occupied apartment)

1 0.53% Apartment Manager

1 0.53% apartment roommate

1 0.53% Apartment space in bedroom

1 0.53% Apartment with my family, but we each oay rent

1 0.53% Apartment with parents

1 0.53% APPARTMENT

1 0.53% At house with my parents who rent

1 0.53% Back house

1 0.53% Beach: ocean air.

1 0.53% Beacon House

1 0.53% bedroom

1 0.53% Board & Care

1 0.53% Board and Care

1 0.53% car

2 1.05% Car

1 0.53% Commercial unit

1 0.53% Condo/own

1 0.53% Couch surf at friends places

1 0.53% dorm

1 0.53% Duplex

1 0.53% duplex with top floor rented

1 0.53% DUPLEX(full unit rented)

1 0.53% family home with parents

1 0.53% Friends couch

1 0.53% Garage 1 0.53% Garage that was modified to accommodate people

1 0.53% garage with bathroom

2 1.05% guest house

2 1.05% Guest house

1 0.53% guest house (trailer)

1 0.53% Halfway House

1 0.53% Home owned by parents

1 0.53% homeless

1 0.53% Homeless

1 0.53% homeless shelter

1 0.53% Homeless shelter

3 1.58% Homeless Shelter

1 0.53% Homeless Shelter (Union Rescue Mission)

1 0.53% Hostel/ Hotel

1 0.53% hotel room

1 0.53% Hotel rooms

1 0.53% house

2 1.05% House

2 1.05% House (live with parents)

1 0.53% house (owned by family member)

1 0.53% House (Owned by parent)

1 0.53% House (owned by parents)

1 0.53% House (parents)

1 0.53% House but i help with rent for parents

1 0.53% House owned by family

1 0.53% house owned by parents

1 0.53% House owned by parents

1 0.53% House w/ parents

1 0.53% house with parents

2 1.05% House with parents

1 0.53% House with roommates

1 0.53% House, parents own

1 0.53% I have already said I'm homeless. The things that I have answered all the things that would matter to me. 1 0.53% I live free of charge in my stepmom's house that she owns

1 0.53% I live in a motel now. At least, they don't ask for ssn and two months deposit.

1 0.53% I live with a friend

1 0.53% I sleep in my car

2 1.05% live at home

1 0.53% Live at home

1 0.53% live in a garage

1 0.53% live in parents house

1 0.53% live w/ parents

1 0.53% Live weith parents rent free

1 0.53% Live with family and siblings

1 0.53% Live with my in-laws

2 1.05% Live with parents

1 0.53% Live with parents in tiny room

1 0.53% Living in an Apt. With 2 roomates

1 0.53% Living with another family

1 0.53% Living with Friend's family

1 0.53% Living with parents

1 0.53% Low income housing projects

1 0.53% mischelaneous

1 0.53% Mobil home ( owned)

1 0.53% mobile home

1 0.53% Mobile home

1 0.53% Mother's house

1 0.53% my sister and her husband own the house, I rent the spare room.

1 0.53% My sisters` house

1 0.53% owned mobile home, pay space rent

1 0.53% parent owned home

1 0.53% Parent's house

1 0.53% Parents

1 0.53% parents home

1 0.53% Parents home

2 1.05% parents house 2 1.05% Parents house

1 0.53% Parents House

1 0.53% recreational vehicle non mobile

1 0.53% rehab

1 0.53% Rent (With parents)

1 0.53% Rent a Guest house in the backyard of someone's main house

1 0.53% rent a room

1 0.53% Rent room

1 0.53% Rented house

1 0.53% rented space in studio apt - not a room, an area of the apt

1 0.53% Renting a space in apartment

1 0.53% room

1 0.53% ROOM

1 0.53% Room (My Parents House)

1 0.53% room rented in apartment (rented by other roommates)

1 0.53% section 8

1 0.53% Section 8 rental

1 0.53% Sedentary Mobile Home

1 0.53% share a room

1 0.53% share one room wit roommate

1 0.53% share with family. have own bedroom

1 0.53% shared living area

1 0.53% Shared room (rented)

1 0.53% Sharing a room with 4 kids, because it's only a 1 bed apt

1 0.53% Sharing room

1 0.53% Shelter

1 0.53% shelters, friends apt

3 1.58% single

1 0.53% Skid Row House/rent

1 0.53% sleeping in the living room

1 0.53% small home with alot of people

1 0.53% Small house rented in a property of 3 small hauses

1 0.53% SMALL ROOM 1 0.53% Small studio

1 0.53% Street

4 2.11% studio

1 0.53% STUDIO (FULL UNIT RENTED)

1 0.53% Studio apartment

1 0.53% Studio Apartment

1 0.53% studio rented

1 0.53% studio/loft/guest house

1 0.53% Suit

1 0.53% Tent

1 0.53% the streets

1 0.53% thp

1 0.53% Town home

1 0.53% Town house

1 0.53% Town House

1 0.53% Town house rented

1 0.53% townhohuse ( full rent)

1 0.53% Townhome (rented)

2 1.05% Townhouse

1 0.53% Townhouse (Owned)

1 0.53% townhouse (renting)

1 0.53% Triplex

1 0.53% Unconventional

1 0.53% us vets (community)

1 0.53% Weekly Apartment

1 0.53% With family

1 0.53% with parents

1 0.53% with roommate to share 2bedroom

3329 Respondents

Q34. Who made the decision regarding where you lived this year?

Count Percent

1313 39.60% I did solely

697 21.02% My parent(s)/guardian(s) solely 694 20.93% My parent(s)/guardian(s) and I jointly

524 15.80% My spouse/partner and I jointly

88 2.65% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 1.14% Both my parents and I

1 1.14% BOYFRIEND AND I

1 1.14% brother

2 2.27% daughter

1 1.14% Department of Mental Health Provider

1 1.14% Difficulty paying rent on my own at previous apt

1 1.14% family

1 1.14% Family need

1 1.14% Financial problems

1 1.14% Foster care program

1 1.14% Friend

1 1.14% friend's family

1 1.14% had no place to stay

1 1.14% Harbor View House in San Pedro, CA

1 1.14% Haven't moved in 17 years!

1 1.14% Housing authority

1 1.14% housing program

1 1.14% I and roommates

1 1.14% I didnt have much of a choice.

1 1.14% I had no choice

1 1.14% I have lived there almost my entire life.

1 1.14% I have no choice if I want to continue college.

1 1.14% I have no option since I don't contribute to rent so we can't improve our living situation

1 1.14% i live with my grandmother and is her caretaker

1 1.14% i rented for more of ten years

1 1.14% i still live with my parents

1 1.14% I was kicked out of my original place from my abuser. I had to live back home

1 1.14% I've lived in the same place since I was 5 years old

1 1.14% Income 1 1.14% Inherited my Mother's house

1 1.14% It was the only thing I could afford. There was no other choices.

1 1.14% jesus

1 1.14% live w family

1 1.14% Live with my children

1 1.14% Lived there for years

1 1.14% living situation: absence of work, can not afford rent

1 1.14% Look for a place for me as my son I am a single mom

1 1.14% looking for a place

1 1.14% Me and my brother

1 1.14% Money can't afford. own place

1 1.14% My husband filed for divorce and i was forced to leave my home.

1 1.14% My brother-in-law

1 1.14% My case worker and I jointly

1 1.14% My family did solely

1 1.14% My fiancé and I chose

1 1.14% my income

1 1.14% My income

1 1.14% my older sister

1 1.14% My parents

1 1.14% my program

1 1.14% my sister and her husband own the house, so I chose it, but it wasn't really much of a choice. When they move in a month, I will be in a challenging situation.

1 1.14% My sister and I

1 1.14% My spous, children and I jointly

2 2.27% My spouse

1 1.14% My wife owned first

1 1.14% Myself and fellow roommates

1 1.14% Myself and my roommates

1 1.14% No discussion came up this year for where I lived

1 1.14% No one

1 1.14% no options

1 1.14% No other option

1 1.14% One of my closest options for school. 1 1.14% opportunity, chance, luck

1 1.14% own

1 1.14% Parent

1 1.14% PARENT'S HOUSE

1 1.14% Prefer not to answer

1 1.14% Probation

1 1.14% proximity to my kids school and daycare

1 1.14% Representative Payee

1 1.14% Roommate

1 1.14% Roommate and I split decision.

1 1.14% Sister and I

1 1.14% Sisters help

1 1.14% Spouses military unit

1 1.14% the program that assists my son and I

1 1.14% Uncle

1 1.14% Unfortunate Circumstances

3316 Respondents

Q35. How do you pay for your living expenses? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Count Respondent % Response %

1292 39.02% 22.47% Parental support

944 28.51% 16.42% Personal savings

1879 56.75% 32.68% Personal income

318 9.60% 5.53% Student loans

105 3.17% 1.83% Academic scholarship

4 0.12% 0.07% Athletic scholarship

735 22.20% 12.78% Grant

52 1.57% 0.90% Employer program

85 2.57% 1.48% GI Bill (tuition/fee coverage, book and supply stipend, etc.)

335 10.12% 5.83% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.30% CalWorks

1 0.30% ???

1 0.30% A friend 1 0.30% a job

1 0.30% Artisanship

1 0.30% BOG

1 0.30% Boyfriend

1 0.30% CA Assistance

3 0.90% Cal works

1 0.30% Cal Works/Gain

1 0.30% calfresh

3 0.90% calworks

2 0.60% Calworks

2 0.60% CalWorks

1 0.30% Cal-Works

1 0.30% Cal-works

1 0.30% Calworks and loans

1 0.30% calworks and ssi

1 0.30% Calworks and SSI

1 0.30% CalWORKs cash aid

1 0.30% CalWorks, Welfare

1 0.30% Calworks/Gain program

2 0.60% cash aid

1 0.30% Cash Aid

1 0.30% cash aid and child support

1 0.30% cash aid/welfare

1 0.30% Child support

1 0.30% Child Support

1 0.30% Child support funds

1 0.30% County Benefits

1 0.30% credit card

1 0.30% Credit card

2 0.60% credit cards

2 0.60% Credit cards

2 0.60% Credit Cards

1 0.30% daughter 1 0.30% daughter's help

1 0.30% Disability

1 0.30% DISABILITY

1 0.30% Disability Income

2 0.60% Do not pay

1 0.30% Dpss assistance

1 0.30% Employed.

1 0.30% Employer

1 0.30% Employment

1 0.30% Fafsa

7 2.09% FAFSA

1 0.30% Fafsa/fee waiver

1 0.30% family support

1 0.30% FASA

1 0.30% FASFA

1 0.30% Fiancé

1 0.30% Financal Aid

1 0.30% financial aid

6 1.79% Financial aid

5 1.49% Financial Aid

1 0.30% Financial AID

1 0.30% Financial aid and calworks

1 0.30% Financial Aid and Welfare

1 0.30% food stamps

1 0.30% Foster care program

1 0.30% Free

1 0.30% Free rent

1 0.30% FREE, PARENT'S HOUSE

1 0.30% freelance work

1 0.30% Friend lets me stay there

1 0.30% Friends support

1 0.30% Friends, Family

1 0.30% From my husband's income 1 0.30% full time job

1 0.30% Full time job

1 0.30% Full Time Job

1 0.30% G.R

1 0.30% Gain program

2 0.60% general relief

2 0.60% General relief

4 1.19% General Relief

1 0.30% General Relief until my Disability payments come in Jan. 2 2017.

1 0.30% Girl f

1 0.30% Government assistance

1 0.30% Government scholarship

2 0.60% GR

1 0.30% help from former spouse

1 0.30% Homeless

1 0.30% Homeless my children and i sleep on my mothers couch

1 0.30% Housing Authority

2 0.60% Husband

1 0.30% Husband Help

1 0.30% Husband pays because I'm not working/full time student

2 0.60% Husband's income

1 0.30% Husband's income, FAFSA

1 0.30% husbands income

1 0.30% Husbands income

1 0.30% I also have section 8 help too.

1 0.30% I do care taker duties in exchange for my life nesesities

1 0.30% I do not pay

1 0.30% I do not pay rent.

1 0.30% I don't

1 0.30% I don't pay

1 0.30% I live at home

2 0.60% I live with my parents

1 0.30% I need to work full time job to be able to pay my classes and books 2 0.60% I work

1 0.30% I work full time

1 0.30% I work my paycheck

1 0.30% Income

2 0.60% It's free

3 0.90% job

1 0.30% Kindness of the shelter

1 0.30% Live at home, N/A

1 0.30% living with parents

1 0.30% military pension

1 0.30% My fiancé helps too.

1 0.30% My husband income

1 0.30% my husband paid the rent

2 0.60% my husband pays

1 0.30% my husband support

1 0.30% My husband support

1 0.30% my husband's support

1 0.30% My late father's bequest

1 0.30% my mom pays for living expenses

1 0.30% my parents

1 0.30% My parents spend by working checks

1 0.30% MY PARTNER

1 0.30% My spouse

1 0.30% my sun support

1 0.30% My wife

2 0.60% N/A

1 0.30% No expenses

1 0.30% no money, may be homeless soon

1 0.30% Paid Internship

1 0.30% Parental ownership

1 0.30% Parents

1 0.30% part time work

1 0.30% Parthner help 1 0.30% Partner

1 0.30% Partner helps

1 0.30% partner income

1 0.30% Partner income

1 0.30% Partner pays for bills

1 0.30% Partner pays.

1 0.30% partner support

2 0.60% Partner support

1 0.30% partner works full time

1 0.30% Partner's income

1 0.30% payday loans

1 0.30% Plasma donations

1 0.30% Probation

1 0.30% Public Asdsistance

1 0.30% public assi

1 0.30% recyling, friend loans

1 0.30% Representative Payee & SSDI

1 0.30% S.s

1 0.30% Sacm

1 0.30% school money

1 0.30% section 8

1 0.30% Section 8

1 0.30% Section 8 Assistance

1 0.30% sibilings

1 0.30% Sister

1 0.30% SNAP

1 0.30% SNAP Benefits

1 0.30% social security

1 0.30% Social security

1 0.30% Social Security

1 0.30% Social Security Diability Insurance

1 0.30% Social Skills

1 0.30% some parental support 1 0.30% sometimes work

1 0.30% Sporadic work

1 0.30% Spose works

1 0.30% spose's income

1 0.30% Spousal and child support

2 0.60% Spousal support

4 1.19% spouse

4 1.19% Spouse

1 0.30% SPOUSE

1 0.30% Spouse has trust fund.

1 0.30% spouse helps

2 0.60% Spouse income

1 0.30% spouse job

1 0.30% spouse pays

2 0.60% spouse support

1 0.30% Spouse support

1 0.30% SPOUSE SUPPORT

1 0.30% Spouse works and pays everything, including books and supplies

1 0.30% Spouse's income

1 0.30% Spouses income

1 0.30% ssa

1 0.30% SSA

1 0.30% SSA and VASH

1 0.30% SSDI

1 0.30% SSDisability

2 0.60% ssi

9 2.69% SSI

1 0.30% SSI & Employed

1 0.30% Ssi benefits

2 0.60% SSI Disability

1 0.30% SSI Program

1 0.30% state assistance/child support

1 0.30% state disability 1 0.30% Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

1 0.30% support from brother

1 0.30% TANF

1 0.30% Through my salary

1 0.30% Tuition from school

1 0.30% tuition waiver

1 0.30% Unemployed

1 0.30% unemployment

2 0.60% Unemployment

1 0.30% VA

1 0.30% V-RAP

2 0.60% WALFER

5 1.49% Welfare

1 0.30% Welfare aid

9 2.69% work

4 1.19% Work

2 0.60% WORK

1 0.30% Work 40+hrs weekly

1 0.30% work full time

1 0.30% Work full time

1 0.30% Work full time job

2 0.60% Work Study

1 0.30% Work Study Program

1 0.30% working

2 0.60% Working

1 0.30% Working full-time

1 0.30% Working spouse

3311 Respondents

5749 Responses Q36. How many bedrooms are there in the unit where you currently live?

Count Percent

368 11.11% One room/studio

636 19.21% One bedroom

1149 34.70% Two bedrooms

747 22.56% Three bedrooms

411 12.41% Four or more bedrooms

3311 Respondents

Q37. With whom do you currently live?

Count Percent

303 9.11% I live alone

57 1.71% With other student(s) from my primary college

438 13.17% With roommate(s) who are not students from my primary college

1710 51.40% With my parent(s) or other relative(s)

819 24.62% With my spouse/partner and/or children

3327 Respondents

Q38. With how many people do you share your rent?

Count Percent

1255 38.16% No other people

680 20.67% One

581 17.66% Two

375 11.40% Three

214 6.51% Four

184 5.59% Five or more

3289 Respondents Q39. What is your personal share of monthly rent/housing costs, excluding utilities (your portion of rent, not the entire rent for the residence)?

Count Percent

974 29.67% I do not pay rent

65 1.98% Less than $100

152 4.63% $100 - $199

206 6.27% $200 - $299

206 6.27% $300 - $399

232 7.07% $400 - $499

262 7.98% $500 - $599

189 5.76% $600 - $699

168 5.12% $700 - $799

132 4.02% $800 - $899

128 3.90% $900 - $999

135 4.11% $1,000 - $1,099

53 1.61% $1,100 - $1,199

66 2.01% $1,200 - $1,299

46 1.40% $1,300 - $1,399

54 1.64% $1,400 - $1,499

43 1.31% $1,500 - $1,599

21 0.64% $1,600 - $1,699

16 0.49% 1,700 - $1,799

13 0.40% $1,800 - $1,899

8 0.24% $1,900 - $1,999

60 1.83% $2,000 or more

54 1.64% Don't know

3283 Respondents Q40. Which of the following utilities do you currently pay for, in addition to your rent? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

Count Respondent % Response %

968 29.44% 12.24% None, I do not pay for any utilities

268 8.15% 3.39% None, utilities are included in rent

901 27.40% 11.39% Cable/Satellite TV

1216 36.98% 15.37% Gas

1707 51.92% 21.58% Internet

1293 39.32% 16.35% Electric

735 22.35% 9.29% Water

329 10.01% 4.16% Sewer

492 14.96% 6.22% Trash

3288 Respondents

7909 Responses Q41. What is your personal share of monthly utilities, excluding monthly rent, (your portion of utilities from the previous question, not for the entire residence/unit)?

Count Percent

413 19.39% $0/I do not pay for utilities or utilities included in rent

24 1.13% $1 - $19

38 1.78% $20 - $29

61 2.86% $30 - $39

82 3.85% $40 - $49

132 6.20% $50 - $59

72 3.38% $60 - $69

73 3.43% $70 - $79

63 2.96% $80 - $89

78 3.66% $90 - $99

227 10.66% $100 - $109

63 2.96% $110 - $119

55 2.58% $120 - $129

29 1.36% $130 - $139

43 2.02% $140 - $149

99 4.65% $150 - $159

19 0.89% $160 - $169

21 0.99% $170 - $179

46 2.16% $180 - $189

38 1.78% $190 - $199

382 17.93% $200 or more

72 3.38% Don't know

2130 Respondents

Q42. How long is your current lease?

Count Percent

1129 34.39% 12 months

51 1.55% Academic year/9 months

56 1.71% Semester/3 or 4 months

305 9.29% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

2 0.66% 1 month 1 0.33% 11 months

1 0.33% 12 months

1 0.33% 19 months

1 0.33% 1month

2 0.66% 2 year

7 2.30% 2 years

1 0.33% 2 years and months

1 0.33% 2 yrs

1 0.33% 24 months

1 0.33% 2-YEAR LEASE

3 0.98% 3 years

1 0.33% 5

2 0.66% 5 years

1 0.33% 6

9 2.95% 6 months

1 0.33% 6 months then month-to-month

1 0.33% 6 years

1 0.33% 7 months

1 0.33% 8 month

1 0.33% As needed

1 0.33% Been living there for 23 yeats5

1 0.33% Began as a two year lease, never resigned, simply have stayed

1 0.33% Bi-weekly i stay at and help my father

1 0.33% by monthly

1 0.33% Conditional

1 0.33% currently living at the location

1 0.33% Depends on other roommates

1 0.33% Do not know. It's on monthly basis.

1 0.33% Don't know

1 0.33% dont know

1 0.33% End of school year

1 0.33% Flexible

1 0.33% forever 1 0.33% Here until I can afford my own place

1 0.33% homeless

1 0.33% homeless, dont know

1 0.33% I can leave or stay as long as I'd like.

1 0.33% i don't know

1 0.33% I have lived there for four years. I am a rent controlled month to month tentant

1 0.33% I live with father

1 0.33% I live with my parents

1 0.33% I lived in my apartment for 6 years

1 0.33% I may be kicked out without notice.

1 0.33% I own

1 0.33% i own my home

1 0.33% I recently was evicted.

1 0.33% Im not on the lease

1 0.33% Im not sure

1 0.33% indefinate

1 0.33% Indefinite

1 0.33% It is 12 months but the owner is a relative and I can end the lease whenever I choose

1 0.33% It was 12 months, but now month to month

1 0.33% lease ended in December 2016

1 0.33% Lease is up, it is month to month basis

1 0.33% Live with grandparents

1 0.33% Live with my mom

1 0.33% Live with parents

1 0.33% Live with partner

1 0.33% long term

1 0.33% March 2017

1 0.33% Monrh to month

1 0.33% month by month

1 0.33% Month by month

56 18.36% month to month

60 19.67% Month to month

4 1.31% Month to Month 3 0.98% MONTH TO MONTH

1 0.33% Month to month (rent controlled)

1 0.33% month to month basis

1 0.33% Month to Month Have been there fore 3.5 years

1 0.33% month to month now

1 0.33% month to month since I've been here 4 years

1 0.33% Month to Month... Lived here for 3.5 years

1 0.33% month to month; initial lease has expired

5 1.64% monthly

13 4.26% Monthly

1 0.33% Month-Month

4 1.31% month-to-month

3 0.98% Month-to-month

1 0.33% Month-to-Month

1 0.33% Month-to-month basis

1 0.33% Month-to-month now

1 0.33% More than 9 years

1 0.33% Mortgage

1 0.33% N/A

1 0.33% no date

4 1.31% no lease

3 0.98% No lease

1 0.33% No lease live with parents

1 0.33% no limit

1 0.33% none

2 0.66% None

2 0.66% not specified

2 0.66% Not sure

1 0.33% Now month to month

1 0.33% open

1 0.33% Open

1 0.33% Originally 12months, now month to month

1 0.33% Other 1 0.33% Out of lease now

3 0.98% own

2 0.66% Own

1 0.33% Own a home

1 0.33% own mobile home, pay space rent

1 0.33% Pay each month

1 0.33% tenant at will

1 0.33% The can kick me out to the streets at any time

1 0.33% theres no set time

1 0.33% Unitl I decide to leave

1 0.33% Until age 21

1 0.33% until i decide to move out

1 0.33% Until I decide to move out

1 0.33% until I finish school

1 0.33% Until I have a job and enough money to buy a house

1 0.33% until I move out

1 0.33% Until I transfer.

1 0.33% Until i'm able to find a stable home

1 0.33% Until Transfer

1 0.33% Week to week basis

1 0.33% weekly

1 0.33% Will sign 6 month lease in January. No current lease signed.

1 0.33% without time specification

1742 53.06% Not applicable

3283 Respondents Q43. If all of the unit types described above were available at your primary college at the rents outlined, what would have been your living preference for this academic year (2016-2017)?

Count Percent

263 8.40% Unit A: Single occupancy (private) bedroom in a traditional residence hall for approximately $5,310 - $5,535/semester/person OR $1,180-$1,230/month/person

337 10.76% Unit B: Double occupancy (shared) bedroom in a traditional residence hall for approximately$3,330 - $3,555/semester/person OR $740-$790/month/person

257 8.21% Unit C: Single occupancy (private) bedroom in a semisuite for approximately $4,500 - $4,725/semester/person OR $1,000-$1,050/month/person

77 2.46% Unit D: Double occupancy (shared) bedroom in a semisuite for approximately $6,120 - $6,345/semester/person OR $1,360-$1,410/month/person

96 3.07% Unit E: Single occupancy (private) bedroom in a full suite for approximately $6,120 - $6,345/semester/person OR $1,360-$1,410/month/person

175 5.59% Unit F: Double occupancy (shared) bedroom in a full suite for approximately $3,735 - $3,960/semester/person OR $830-$880/month/person

176 5.62% Unit G: Single occupancy in an efficiency (studio) apartment for approximately $6,480 - $6,705/month/person (single occupancy) OR $1,440-$1,490/month/person

160 5.11% Unit H: Single occupancy (private) bedroom in a one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment for approximately $8,123 - $8,348/semester/person OR $1,805-$1,855/month/person

65 2.08% Unit I: Double occupancy (shared) bedroom in a one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment for approximately $5,063 - $5,288/semester/person OR $1,125-$1,175/month/person

133 4.25% Unit J: Single occupancy (private) bedroom in a two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment for approximately $6,345 - $6,570/semester/person OR $1,410-$1,460/month/person

108 3.45% Unit K: Double occupancy (shared) bedroom in a two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment for approximately $4,343 - $4,568/semester/person OR $965-$1,015/month/person

158 5.04% Unit L: Single occupancy (private) bedroom in a four-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment for approximately $5,175 - $5,400/semester/person OR $1,150-$1,200/month/person

1127 35.98% None; I do not wish to live in student housing at my primary college.

3132 Respondents

Q44. Would you consider living in housing if a triple occupancy (3 students to one room) was available for a rental rate of 10-15% less?

Count Percent

128 11.40% Yes,

995 88.60% No, I am still not interested in living in student housing

1123 Respondents Q45. What is the likelihood that you would choose to live in your primary college's student housing if it were available?

Count Percent

639 20.18% Very likely

562 17.75% Somewhat likely

624 19.71% Neutral

227 7.17% Somewhat unlikely

828 26.15% Very unlikely

286 9.03% Unsure

3166 Respondents

Q46. If student housing was available to you throughout your time as a student, which year(s) would you choose to live there? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY, INCLUDING PARTIAL YEARS.

Count Percent

721 22.79% 1st year

514 16.25% 2nd year

667 21.09% 3rd year and more

1261 39.87% None; I am personally not interested in living in student housing.

3163 Respondents

Q47. What is the primary reason you are NOT interested in living in student housing at your primary campus?

Count Percent

523 41.74% I am satisfied with my current living situation

222 17.72% I would prefer to live at home with my parent(s)/guardian(s)

174 13.89% I would prefer to live in an off-campus apartment on my own

1 0.08% I would prefer to live in student housing on a different LACCD college / not my primary college

92 7.34% I am not interested in sharing a room or unit with other students

30 2.39% I would prefer to live closer to my place of employment

15 1.20% I am concerned with the safety of living in student housing near my primary college campus

196 15.64% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 0.51% Art the rate, no work or part time job would not be realistic for any student to be sufficient in their position as well as stressing over how to afford the bills, gasoline, car maintenance, car insurance, & all other expenses in life to survive. How would a student graduate with less debt than those are currently are now having?

1 0.51% Because I have children

1 0.51% Being married and with a child is not exactly ideal for student housing. If it were, then I'd move to a two-bedroom apartment.

1 0.51% can't afford it 1 0.51% Can't afford it

1 0.51% Cost

1 0.51% Cost efficiency

1 0.51% Cost to high

1 0.51% Cost, instability during holidays

1 0.51% Do not have the funds.

1 0.51% excessively expensive

1 0.51% expenses

1 0.51% Free to live at home, 5-10 min from pierce. why move out?

1 0.51% Going to be a father

1 0.51% High cost.

1 0.51% I already lived in student housing for my previous degree. I am returning to school and older now so I'm not interested in doing it again, although I loved it when I was younger.

1 0.51% I am a mother i would choose to continue to live with just my daughter and i off campus

1 0.51% I am a non-traditional student with a child. I would not want my child to live in a dorm.

1 0.51% I am a senior

1 0.51% I am a single mom with kids and this doesn't address my needs

1 0.51% I am an older adult with children.

1 0.51% I am an online student, live in Sacramento, adult and own home

2 1.02% I am married

1 0.51% I am married and have 2 kids

1 0.51% I am married and I have children

1 0.51% I am married and my rent is nice and low and before I was married I lived with my parents.

1 0.51% I am married and prefer to live with my spouse.

1 0.51% I am married with 4 children and a cat. Our lives are not fit to live in a college dorm

1 0.51% I am married with a child

1 0.51% I am prefer to live 3 bedroom apartment with my family

1 0.51% I am satisfied with my current situation but also about to start a family and wouldn't be able to live on campus with my girlfriend and child.

1 0.51% I am single mom

1 0.51% I can rent better place for myself with this amount of rent. significantly high Rent

1 0.51% I can't afford to save with student housing

1 0.51% I could not afford it

1 0.51% I have 2 children

1 0.51% I have 3 children and living in student housing wouldnt work 1 0.51% I have a 2 year old

1 0.51% I have a 6 year old son that lives with me 50% of my time. Not easy to find roommates who are accepting of children.

1 0.51% I have a car, I can get to and from school just fine.

2 1.02% i have a child

4 2.04% I have a child

1 0.51% i have a child and dont turst many people

1 0.51% i have a child and living in or near school will not benefit either of us

1 0.51% I have a child and that wouldn't be an appropriate place for him nor the students i'd share a room with .

1 0.51% I have a child, so I need a Section 8 or Low income housing

1 0.51% I have a child. I don't think student housing applies to me.

1 0.51% I have a child. There were no options for family living.

1 0.51% I have a disabled son who's fully dependent on everything

1 0.51% I have a dog and a son

2 1.02% I have a family

1 0.51% I have a family and pets.

1 0.51% I have a family and would rather live alone with family and not share with anyone else

1 0.51% I have a husband and 4 children.

1 0.51% I have a husband and kid and cat

1 0.51% I have a pet and student housing is typically not pet friendly.

1 0.51% I have a small child and I like privacy

1 0.51% I have a son.

1 0.51% I have a spouse and children.

1 0.51% I have a wife, cat and son. I am also a bear.

1 0.51% i have chidren

8 4.08% I have children

1 0.51% i have children

3 1.53% I have kids

1 0.51% I have my child. Whether my child can be accepted in there? Also, I ammy chronic illness is bad if I let others become infected.

1 0.51% I HAVE MY OWN HOME

1 0.51% i have pets

1 0.51% I have three kids

1 0.51% i have two kids

1 0.51% I just completed my last class to get my degree 1 0.51% i just don't have money to pay for school housing even with financial aid etc.

1 0.51% I live close enough to campus that living on campus would not be justifiable.

1 0.51% I live ina home with my husband and children. This would have been great if I were young and single.

1 0.51% I live with my children

1 0.51% i live with my children mostly alone

1 0.51% I live with my children.

1 0.51% I live with my partner and two children

1 0.51% I live with my significant other.

1 0.51% I live with my spouse and have a dog

1 0.51% I live with my spouse. If I were single, I would be interested.

1 0.51% I live with my three young children. Student housing would not be great for them.

1 0.51% I live with my wife and my daughter

1 0.51% I live with my young children

1 0.51% I need an apt for my 12 yr olds son & me

1 0.51% I need to live off campus, have a service dog and cannot be around loud places with many people.

1 0.51% I own a house and live in it

1 0.51% i own and would not leave pets

1 0.51% I own my home

1 0.51% i own my house

1 0.51% I own my own home

1 0.51% I own my own home with my spouse

1 0.51% I own my own home.

1 0.51% I prefer some apartment comfort for my kids, too

1 0.51% I prefer to be with my children

1 0.51% i prefer to continue living with my spouse off campus

1 0.51% I prefer to live off campus with my husband and child

1 0.51% I prefer to live on my own with my spouse and child

1 0.51% I prefer to live with my wife and children

1 0.51% i prefer to live with my wife and kids

1 0.51% I prefer to live with my wife ands kids

1 0.51% I would like it, it'd be FUN, but I can't afford it. I presently live in subsidized senior housing.

1 0.51% i would like to live with my child alone

1 0.51% I would like to wait until I go into a Univeristy instead. 1 0.51% I would need student housing for families

1 0.51% I would prefer living with my husband and children

1 0.51% I would prefer to live in apartment on my own with my daugther

1 0.51% I would prefer to live off campus because I have a baby

1 0.51% i would prefer to live w/kids

1 0.51% I would prefer to live with my daughter

1 0.51% I'll be transferring soon and there is only a year or so left until I get all my transfer required classes.

1 0.51% I'm 32 and live with my boyfriend and 5-year-old son

1 0.51% I'm a home owner

1 0.51% I'm a single parent and my two kids live with me

1 0.51% I'm married and with a child.

1 0.51% I've already graduated w/ my first BA and a law degree. i have no desire to revisit student housing.

1 0.51% If I live in student housing, I prefer somewhat below $700. My sister lives off campus in UCSD and pays $500. I would find place like that. I will never pay $1,000 and more to live on student housing. There is no way that I could pay that amount. Too high.

1 0.51% im 26 and married. On campus college living wouldn't make sense. If I were younger and single, I would like the option to live at my college.

1 0.51% Im 35 and do not need student housing

1 0.51% Issues at home and financial issues

1 0.51% It all comes down to the rent, I'm a college student, can't afford most of those student housings shown in the last question.

1 0.51% it is cheaper to live outside of student housing

1 0.51% It is not worth the specified rent

1 0.51% It is overpriced not worth it at all.

1 0.51% It would be even more expensive and because I have children

1 0.51% It's much less expensive to rent a private room. This gives me a whole room to myself, kitchen and washer dryer access, a yard, I can have my dog, etc I get everything I want and pay hundreds less.

1 0.51% Its usually overpriced

1 0.51% married

1 0.51% Married

1 0.51% Married with kids.

2 1.02% Money

1 0.51% my children noisy

1 0.51% My current apartment is much cheaper than the options presented to me. If the options were cheaper (or even at the same price I pay now) I would live in the student housing

1 0.51% my husband and I own a condo

1 0.51% My mom and my sister leave with me, I support their expenses.

1 0.51% My patents need my income to maintain the household 1 0.51% My spouse and I would like to live together.

1 0.51% need housing for my whole family

1 0.51% Not affordable compare to local rent

1 0.51% Not affordable enough

1 0.51% Options given seem too expensive for student housing. For the same price I could rent a studio in the area of my own and not have to share bathroom/kitchen

1 0.51% own

1 0.51% Prefer to live in my own place off campus near the school

1 0.51% prefer to live with spouse

1 0.51% Private family

1 0.51% rent is too high compared to other housing options in area. Students are usually on fixed incomes. Housing cost should reflect that

1 0.51% save money

1 0.51% Seems more expensive to live on campus.

1 0.51% The college doesn't offer reasonable prices. I currently pay 1,219 dollars a month for a one bedroom apartment, including a free parking spot for my family.

1 0.51% the cost is too expensive

1 0.51% The cost of rent is ridiculous for the amount of space and privacy. It seems as if the intention for student housing is for profit not to assist students with housing during their education.

1 0.51% The price was crazy

1 0.51% The rates are just too high for us. It's obscene.

1 0.51% The rent is far too high for any normal student to be able to live in the housing, with or without the use of room mates.

1 0.51% the rent is too high for student housing

1 0.51% The rental costs shown here are ridiculously expensive, well above the market rate.

1 0.51% There are more reasonable pricing in off-campus apartments.

1 0.51% They are not viable options economically, just outrageously expensive and should be subidized

2 1.02% To expensive

3 1.53% too expensive

2 1.02% Too expensive

1 0.51% too expensive all the options, I receive less than 1000 dollars monthly. My actual rent is only 300 $ and I not share the room with anybody and I have all the utilities including washing machine.

1 0.51% Too expensive for me

1 0.51% Too expensive; it is much cheaper to rent off campus

1 0.51% Too much $

1 0.51% Very small spaces and the prices are not more affordable than outside housing

1 0.51% WAY to expensive!!! 1 0.51% Way too expensive. I thought i was paying a lot now, but WOW. Theres a reason i go to community college. Im broke.

1 0.51% Where would i live when school is out

1 0.51% Will no longer be a WLAC student

1 0.51% You can't have children in student housing

1 0.51% Your offer is expensive also.

1 0.51% your prices are wayy to expensive

1253 Respondents

Q48. If the LACCD built housing, which five physical features would be the most important to you? SELECT UP TO FIVE

Count Respondent % Response %

1005 50.96% 10.69% Convenient location

1173 59.48% 12.47% Private (single) bedroom

884 44.83% 9.40% Private bathroom

1042 52.84% 11.08% In-unit full kitchen (sink with garbage disposal, full-sized refrigerator, microwave, stove/oven, and dishwasher)

354 17.95% 3.76% Storage space

336 17.04% 3.57% Fully furnished living unit

264 13.39% 2.81% Full-sized beds

684 34.69% 7.27% Washer and dryer in the living unit

580 29.41% 6.17% Convenient laundry facilities in the building

523 26.52% 5.56% Controlled/secured access to the building

1075 54.51% 11.43% In-room wireless Internet included

976 49.49% 10.38% On-site parking

237 12.02% 2.52% Modern and attractive living environments to students

235 11.92% 2.50% Environmentally-friendly design and operation

35 1.77% 0.37% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 2.86% below $1000/month

1 2.86% cheap

1 2.86% children allowed

1 2.86% Children friendly for single parents

1 2.86% Clean area with no homeless people

1 2.86% convenient location & secures access into building

1 2.86% Cost

1 2.86% Family housing. I am a single parent. 1 2.86% Family Housing/ Pets allowed

1 2.86% Great study environment

1 2.86% Guest parking

1 2.86% gym

1 2.86% I think your previous layout options are very expensive. I would love student housing, but these options do not beat off-campus pricing.

1 2.86% Kid friendly

1 2.86% kitchen

1 2.86% Kitchen

1 2.86% n/a

1 2.86% NA

1 2.86% Pet friendly

2 5.71% pet friendly

1 2.86% Pets Accepted/Pet friendly

1 2.86% pets allowed

1 2.86% Safe

1 2.86% security

1 2.86% Security

1 2.86% Service dog friendly/ disability animal friendly

1 2.86% SOUND PROOFING

1 2.86% unfenished

1 2.86% utilities included in rent

1 2.86% walls that you cannot hear through

1 2.86% Wired internet

1972 Respondents

9403 Responses

Q49. If the LACCD built housing, which five personal preferences would be the most important to you? SELECT UP TO FIVE

Count Respondent % Response %

694 35.28% 7.67% Availability of more academic resources and services (e.g., tutoring, counseling, writing workshop, etc.)

468 23.79% 5.17% 24-hour on-site management

1706 86.73% 18.85% Affordable housing cost

786 39.96% 8.69% Flexible occupancy terms (9, 10, or 12 months, stay over break periods, etc.)

1214 61.72% 13.42% Flexible payment terms (e.g., pay rent monthly)

424 21.56% 4.69% Availability of maintenance and custodial services 714 36.30% 7.89% Ability to choose my own LACCD roommates

535 27.20% 5.91% Proximity to public transportation

351 17.84% 3.88% Proximity to campus activities

387 19.67% 4.28% Proximity to retail areas (shopping, entertainment, restaurants, etc.)

804 40.87% 8.89% Ability to retain the same living unit from year to year

430 21.86% 4.75% Ability to bring my own furniture

515 26.18% 5.69% Ability to have pets

20 1.02% 0.22% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 5.00% Ability to be a married couple

1 5.00% Ability to come home at any time and occasionally have friends over without complications and control

1 5.00% able to have pets and bring my own furniture

1 5.00% Accessibility to different meal options like a vegetarian and vegan diets

1 5.00% children allowed

1 5.00% Live there with my husband and daughter

1 5.00% Longer campus library hours

1 5.00% n/a

1 5.00% NA

1 5.00% On site and secured parking

1 5.00% parking

1 5.00% Personal parking

1 5.00% privacy to leave with my family.

1 5.00% Safe place to live/walk around

1 5.00% SAFETY AND SECURITY

1 5.00% Security

1967 Respondents

9048 Responses

Q50. If the LACCD built housing, which five amenities would be the most important to you? SELECT UP TO FIVE

Count Respondent % Response %

927 47.34% 10.84% Social lounge/TV room in the building

413 21.09% 4.83% Game room

1643 83.91% 19.21% Fitness or recreation area(s) in or near the housing facility

1301 66.45% 15.21% Convenience or small grocery store 576 29.42% 6.73% Academic space for seminars/lectures

1615 82.48% 18.88% Computer lab with printing and copying

1273 65.02% 14.88% Study lounges on the each floor

763 38.97% 8.92% Swimming Pool

44 2.25% 0.51% Other (please specify)

Count Percent

1 2.27% 24/7 Restaurant/Cafeteria with affordable meal plans

1 2.27% a QUIET housing building - one forbidding parties

1 2.27% AFFORDABLE LAUNDRY RM

1 2.27% Better Medical like a Hospital On Campus Incase People Get Sick at School

1 2.27% cafeteria

1 2.27% coffee shop

1 2.27% DAYCARE

1 2.27% Elevator

1 2.27% family friendly

1 2.27% food banks

1 2.27% Free cable and Wi-Fi

1 2.27% Gym

2 4.55% Internet

1 2.27% It doesn't matter to me

1 2.27% laundry facility

1 2.27% laundry room

2 4.55% Library

1 2.27% N/a

1 2.27% NA

1 2.27% on site laundry mat

1 2.27% on-site laundry

1 2.27% outdoor area for pets, such as a yard or enclosed field (small)

1 2.27% Outdoor lounge/study area

1 2.27% Outdoor space

1 2.27% Outdoor space/patio

1 2.27% pet friendly environment

1 2.27% Places to socialize: mini-park, rooftop access etc. Built-in night club/concert area would be amazing, also students will be able to perform 1 2.27% Play Ground

1 2.27% playground

1 2.27% Property parking

1 2.27% quiet rooms

1 2.27% restrooms/showers on each floor

1 2.27% security

1 2.27% Security/ no homeless or bugs

1 2.27% Snack Room 24-hour

1 2.27% Steam Sauna with Eucalyptus sprayer, and a fruit bar. Unit garden for recreational use.

1 2.27% Study Rooms with WhiteBoards

1 2.27% Washer/Dryer or kitchen

1 2.27% wifi

1958 Respondents

8555 Responses

Q51. Please let us know if you have any other comments regarding the potential for student housing at your primary college:

Count Percent

811 100.00%

Count Percent

1 0.12% I would like student housing if they had private bedrooms and if the prices weren't in the 1,000 area. I mean come on! We're students for pity sake we hardly make a lot of money and the crummy help the government gives us ,such as $500 Pell Grant, is hardly enough for books. Be more thoughtful, you guys were once students too.

1 0.12% It has to be cheap

1 0.12% it would be great as long as there was a secure family living option, there are many student with children in community college

1 0.12% when?

1 0.12% 24 hour around the clock management, parking garages for own cars included in rent.

1 0.12% 24 hours security system and quiet hours

1 0.12% 3,000 and up for rent is way to expensive.

1 0.12% 800 dollars, no bathroom or kitchen, sharing the room, is like me paying you to live very subpar conditions as i scrape by to just feed myself. These prices are very frustrating to see

1 0.12% A cafeteria definitely needs to come first!

1 0.12% A cafeteria or cafe type place near the student housing would be advantageous.

1 0.12% A critical concern would be for poverty or low income independent students to have affordable housing in an environment with other motivated individuals, within the same age ranges, that provide and healthy and prosperous environment to flourish and stay motivated to achieve their future goals and not be burden by the financial struggles to afford anything reasonable nearby the campus. Also a helpful guide on the resources available to those who can not afford and job opportunities that are not impossible to obtain while going to school. 1 0.12% A nice little park near by would be fun and friendly.

1 0.12% A pet friendly building and outdoor areas would be great and a secure building would be top priorities.

1 0.12% A shuttle to go from the housing to various parts of the campus

1 0.12% A wonderful and long overdue idea in desperate need for the Los Angeles area.

1 0.12% ADA compliant. Pickup / drop off point for local transportation, ie. ACCESS, taxi, bus.

1 0.12% Affordability

1 0.12% Affordability should be the primary focus.

1 0.12% Affordability would be great

1 0.12% Affordable

1 0.12% Affordable cost and optional amenities.

1 0.12% Affordable for college students who pay for their own studies.

1 0.12% Affordable housing is probably the most important aside parking that would possibly help in me considering student housing.

1 0.12% Affordable housing would be helpful for students who need to work and go to school

1 0.12% Affordable rent is the most important part.

1 0.12% Affordable with parking

1 0.12% Age group is an issue for me.

1 0.12% All I care is the rental fee, I hope it's cheap.

1 0.12% Although I am pretty committed to my current living situation, I do think that having the option for student housing here at Pierce College is a great idea.

1 0.12% Although I do not require student housing, I think Pierce students could benefit from campus housing & the community it offers.

1 0.12% Although I personally am not interested, I think it would be a great use of space and would alleviate the horror of the first few weeks of parking at school if students could simply live on campus and walk.

1 0.12% Are you guys planning to build housing for students ? .. I can say right off the bat ... Anything over 2,000$ is going to be hard for sudents to rent unless students want to room with like 4 or 5 people in a two bed appt. A room alone for rent in a home now a days is around 800$ and thats even hard to pay off alone even if a student was going part time to school. These potential prices are way too high for even two students to pay off alone ... 6000$?? ... Way too much ... You guys might be better off saving that money to invest into more programs for the school. Not potential housing for students at a community college level.

1 0.12% As a full time student and working a part time job at minimum wage its very difficult to find a place to rent for a decent price. Most locations range from 1000 and up, and that's while having a roommate , so if housing would be an option for students it should be able to provide housing for students at a decent price. If students are able to receive a high amount of financial aid to those that receive a lower amount then the people who receive a lower amount of financial aid should be allowed to pay less.Its unfortunate that sometimes the government fafsa fails to realize that California expenses are pricey and that money does get deducted from each paycheck and sometimes you end up with nothing after having to pay all the important bills.

1 0.12% As a student and part-time employee, I believe health and nutrition are imperative for my daily activities and would definitely like to have a kitchen available to cook meals and not depend on eating out/spending money.

1 0.12% As an older person who is married and have children student housing is not a good fit.

1 0.12% As an older student, I do not have the need for housing. However, if I were 18 and attending my college I would have taken advantage of student housing.

1 0.12% As long as it is affordable and safe. 1 0.12% Background checks of students looking for rooms mates. I prefer to not share a room with the opposite gender much older than me. not coed rooms

1 0.12% be affordable and avaliable

1 0.12% Because my budget isn't even close to your price which is ridiculous. (that was overprice so that way you can profit/rip off from us.) I mean.. I pay $666 for my partial rent along with two another roommates plus living in a townhouse that beats the price from student housing....UNLESS if you are able to made discount for those disability and deaf people. I am not saying we must require the discount but thinking about it... in the real world... a lot people didn't have enough education to be able hired deaf people... then our budget will be not always depend on taxpayers from SSA (SSI for income fixed monthly... the max was $890) THAT is why I am not personally interested in living student housing because of that price. Even if I can cover with the grant, still NOT enough. And with Vocational Rehabilitation's help paying school classes, books, etc etc... will NOT NEVER able to cover our living expense. This is the fucked-up world for us to feel stuck for not able find jobs and depend so much on SSI. This IS the reality for me and my deaf/disability community.

1 0.12% Because my Primary is West LA, hopefully the rent is less then what is really out here for to make things a little more affordable to go to West, since its in Culver City.

1 0.12% being a community college, you are either going to run into kids right out of high school living with mom and dad, or you are going to run into people already stable in their lives that are furthering their education for their careers. this survey is a waste of time for community college

1 0.12% Beneficial and helpful resources

1 0.12% better to have it

1 0.12% Bon voyage.

1 0.12% bruh, its so expensive for the amount of space, we are better off finding something else closer and war uglier for half the price. I dont want to starve as i attend Jr college and i dont want to not gain anything like extra money just becasue i will have to spend it all there.

1 0.12% Build it fast

1 0.12% Can you rent for Sigle mom's students

1 0.12% Can't wait to hear more! #WLAC

1 0.12% Central Air

1 0.12% CHEAP AFFORDABLE UNITS WITH FINANCIAL SERVICES ...

1 0.12% Cheap, Safe, and Convenient are these qualifications needed for me to consider and rent.

1 0.12% Cheaper rent for full time students

1 0.12% Cheaper rent. Most students work part time. 1k a month for a private room is taking literally more than half of monthly income (1500).

1 0.12% Cheaper to live in rented apartments then on campus. Working through college without sufficient finacial support is somewhat an issue.

1 0.12% Cheaper/ more affordable would be preferred (under $650)

1 0.12% Close to campus housing should be recommended, parking included, computer access wireless internet

1 0.12% close to college

1 0.12% Close to college

1 0.12% Co-ed housing would be a plus.

1 0.12% Come with appliances

1 0.12% Community college does not need housing.

1 0.12% Concerned about personal safety. Also concerned about homeless people and bed bugs like in LACC Franklin Hall and LACC library. Frankly LACC has a lot of issues on campus, not even considering school housing.

1 0.12% consider a college students budget 1 0.12% Consider a housing program for single parents

1 0.12% Consider housing options for non-traditional students!

1 0.12% Consider the fact that the people who would use the housing are usually kids who only have part time jobs and can not afford 800-900 dollars worth of rent and utilities, let alone 1,000-8,000 as shown from the examples. Housing is a good idea, but is pointless if the students can not afford to live in the housing.

1 0.12% Cost $$. I only pay $1000 for an 800sq ft one bed one bath for myself.

1 0.12% Cost is the main factor in my decision making

1 0.12% Costs should still be lower. Those projected rents are the cause for homelessness NOW!

1 0.12% Costs too high compared to a regular apartment

1 0.12% Creating a friendly environment

1 0.12% Currently I am planning on transferring once I complete the general requirements hopefully I can receive a bachelors degree in 5 years.

1 0.12% Definitely being an international student is very hard because everything is very expensive and nobody offers any type of help. It is expected to pay the full price for the tuition but there isn't any type of guidance to international students in regards housing.

1 0.12% Do it fast this would able students to still live near their parents but be independent

1 0.12% Easy available student parking and guest parking

1 0.12% Especially in all the areas the schools are in, parking is really important for students. They struggle everyday trying to find a convenient, safe, spot to park their cars or motorcycles.

1 0.12% Estimated rent rates are still fairly Hugh. Doesn't seem realistic

1 0.12% Even though I am not interested, I think this is a great option for others!

1 0.12% Even though I prefer not to live in student housing, there is a great need for it. I have heard of homeless students taking kinesiology classes in order to have access to showers.

1 0.12% Expensive

1 0.12% Extended hours dyring finals

1 0.12% FAFSA covered student housing/fee waiver for part of the rent

1 0.12% family housing should also be considered

1 0.12% Family housing would be the only way i could live on campus.

1 0.12% Family housing, please.

1 0.12% Financial aid for housing

1 0.12% First off, fuck your bitch and the clique you claim Westside when we ride, come equipped with game You claim to be a player, but I fucked your wife We bust on Bad Boys, niggas fucked for life

1 0.12% Flexibility if transfer to a university able to stay

1 0.12% For an affordable college I don't think rent should be that much its practically the same as renting an apartment somewhere else.

1 0.12% for me as a mother i do like to have a space or py area, basket ball court for my children

1 0.12% For me it is not necessary but it would be great for other students that commute but want to live closer to the campus.

1 0.12% For student already living in LA I don't think moving into a campus is that big of a deal seeing as how we are all used to commuting. For people outside of LA, that might be something they are interested in. I recommend focusing on people living at least 100+ miles outside any of the LACCD area. Just my two cents. 1 0.12% Foster Youth, homeless, former felons, probation youth, those of low income and from marginalized backgrounds having priority registration in this process. ???just an idea

1 0.12% Free ... would really boost family moral. Furthermore, great insentive to do better academically.. in return for our country. All of us!

1 0.12% Going back to school has been very challenging....

1 0.12% GOOD IDEA

1 0.12% Good idea, it will level the housing market in East Hollywood, which is in the midst of a transitional period.

1 0.12% Good idea.

1 0.12% Good space and room. Safe environment

1 0.12% Grant to cover rent for those students with financial difficulties.

1 0.12% great effort and important to allow students to complete their education, however prices seem to be really high comparing to regular studio apartments in the area.

1 0.12% Great idea especially for many international students. Tuition is already expensive for them, and they most likely would prefer housing at the school at an inexpensive price of course

1 0.12% Great idea for some students.

1 0.12% Great idea, please include section 8 housing priority students and OSS students. Thanks

1 0.12% Great idea. Resident dining hall where foods are available to students(dorm living) with a resident advisor

1 0.12% Great news and plan

1 0.12% Harbor College students - in my experiences - live mainly with their parents. I would not expect many people to live on campus or in student housing due to costs and the convenience of living at home.

1 0.12% have a 24 hour open food place for students who work until late at, and can be available to get something to eat besides the typical vending machine.

1 0.12% Have enough custodial staff for the shared spaces of the student housing units.

1 0.12% Have family opportunity housing available. Like for married and or domestic partners.

1 0.12% Having a private single with a private restroom sounds like a good idea. The options available are really nice. But, if I were to choose to live in my own housing. I would just like that to myself. Other than that, all the other possibilities given are really good.

1 0.12% Having a safe and accessible living space close to school is most ideal especially when I am working and going to school all at once. Thank You!

1 0.12% having access to a safe environment that allows students to be near the resources they need on campus can have a positive impact. That could of helped a few of my friends last year. She's an intelligent individual that strived academically, but her housing situation caused her to move cities and put her education on hold.

1 0.12% Having housing at all LACCD will give everyone that opportunity to really experevice the "college experience" which I have at CSUN living on campus for my freshman year and palm to move back in the dormitory next semester

1 0.12% Having housing for the LACCD would be AWESOME. I think it will be very beneficial for students who travel from far and for those who would like to live on-campus for easier access to campus activities and other great benefits.

1 0.12% Having private security officers in student housing would be helpful to keep students from smoking, being loud, vandalizing and being defiant.

1 0.12% Hello my name is Kent Carlisle. I am a current student and single father at lacc, and I am also homeless with 4 children. If I could get some kind of help finding housing I would be most grateful. Sincerely Kent Carlisle

1 0.12% Hello, I think the rent price is higher than my off-Campus apartment.

1 0.12% Hope this happens soon! Would Be so amazing. Want to live in campus so bad. 1 0.12% Housing at community colleges would be great and very helpful

1 0.12% Housing for single parents that are students in good standing.

1 0.12% housing for single student is good, but need housing for parent student and their family.

1 0.12% Housing is too expensive for sharing places. SDSU offers less price than what it showed in this survey.

1 0.12% Housing near a dog day care center and that allows pets over 100lbs.

1 0.12% Housing prices don't match reality for low income working students. Cheaper per person to rent a proper home with other people.

1 0.12% Housing should be affordable or have the option to pay it off slowly over time, such as a low payment plan.

1 0.12% Housing should be available to single parents.

1 0.12% Housing that is environmentally friendly and close to public transit are the most important aspects! Especially in a city where there is constant pollution and so many factors that contribute to global warming and our reliance on fossil fuels, a priority needs to be put on environmentally conscious building. Thank you for making this a reality!

1 0.12% Housing units must have ability to have pets and enough student parking

1 0.12% Housing without kitchens should include meal plans

1 0.12% Housing would be good for a lot of students. I would personally rather start housing when I get to to the Cal state or university but if I start at the CC than I would become use to the responsibilities of living on my own. The amount of money for housing is too much for some families so there would need to be a program to decrease the amount needed to live in the rooms.

1 0.12% How about cheaper rent? Do you have locations at 1st/Normandie?

1 0.12% How many times did I have to refuse to live on campus?

1 0.12% How will student housing help homeless students?

1 0.12% How would financial aid help to pay? Because for the pricing suggested it is more logical to rent an off campus apartment for the same if not less money

1 0.12% Hurry up to have this student housing. :) Thank you so much Tigran Baghdasaryan

1 0.12% I always thought it would be cool to have a cinema frat house.. what if we had a frat or sorority for each major at LACC? That would be so fun

1 0.12% I am already looking to transfer in the next year or year and a half, and I am looking to be a doctor. My grandparents have agreed to let me live with them for as long as I need, and I have my own bedroom, but it's not easy living with other people for me; which is why I chose the single and fully accomodated unit. I will not be at LACCD long enough, and I wouldn't spend the money if I didn't have to. I am already about $15K in debt, and growing. These plans sound great for people who have no other options, but keep in mind that college students get roudy and there needs to be places in the building where they can be roudy without disturbing people. Give them game rooms, lounges, tv rooms, anything to keep the people who want to party and be loud away from the people who are studying alone, or in groups. Depending on where you plan the buildings, parking security is KEY, as well as secured buildings, and secured units. If people want more security for themselves, like a video doorbell, they should be allowed to install that themselves, but every single unit should have double and bump-proof locks. On site security would be efficient as well, but being close to a sheriff station would be good. Pets should not be allowed. Smoking should not be allowed. What about a roof top chill out lounge and garden or pool or something? That would get people to be roudy and not bother people. Maybe the roof top hang out would have on the floor beneath it a game room or TV room, and then the floor under that the fitness level, and the floor under that a lounge space, and then the quietest level could be the study lounge. A study lounge like what Pierce has with some separate rooms, but also couches and tables and single chairs with desks and a computer area. Then under that quiet level could begin the four bedroom units, then under that the two bedrooms, then the ground floors as the suites and single people units. I'm just hoping to put my own reservations out, even if I'm not there I want these students to do well and feel like they have a considerate and well planned temporary home to cultivate both a social and respectful lifestyle to encourage them to continue their pursuits. Thank you so much for this survey and the opportunity to put in my opinion to benefit the future students of LACCD.

1 0.12% I am an adult student. It is so hard to work and take care of a house and go to school and I feel like I can hardly get there. I will be taking out loans as my finical aid is aways denied

1 0.12% I am curently taking 3 classes but due to living far from campus i might transfer but with this opportunity of housing in campus will change my mind and stay at Pierce with no doubt. 1 0.12% I am excited Pierce is thinking about doing this but nervous I will not be able to benefit as I may have already transferred by the time it is ready. It would be nice if the apartments came fully furnished, not necessary for me personally, but I'm sure it would be for many other students. Offering lower priced rooms with fewer amenities and higher priced rooms with more amenities. Close to academic buildings. Parking either free or price included in rent.

1 0.12% i am homeless and I need help all I want to graduate.

1 0.12% I am interested

1 0.12% I am Married for this reason I am not interested.

1 0.12% I am not comfortable living away from my family. I wanted some guidance and support from my family.

1 0.12% I am not interested in campus housing, I live one block from campus and I pay a cheap rent.

1 0.12% I am not interested in having roommates because I have a young child but otherwise I would be interested in student housing if available to single mothers

1 0.12% I am satisfied

1 0.12% I am very excited to hear feedback on these surveys!

1 0.12% I appreciate you guys striving to provide housing! I think it's imperative to provide affordable housing to local students in this crazy housing market. The affordability should trump everything else! That will get students on campus to exchange ideas more freely and provide a support network.

1 0.12% I believe a communal setting would be best to meet the income level of most students. For example a building with single occupancy rooms, as well as a cafeteria, computer room, library, meeting rooms and activity space.

1 0.12% I believe it would be a great idea to bring housing to West LA College. I personally am living in an uncomfortable environment that makes it hard for me to concentrate on my academics at times. I would love to be able to stay on campus but as a full time student and someone who doesn't work as to dedicate my full focus on school I find I may not be able to afford student housing. In short, it would be great if there were some programs dedicated to helping students afford housing (half priced, discounts for vets, on a loan up to a certain amount, etc). As an artist I'd love to donate or showcase some of my work at the school and even in the Culver City area in exchange for lowered rent. Thank you for your time.

1 0.12% I believe on campus housing should exist for single mothers and their children. I believe it would be very beneficial to the economy for single mothers to sustain self- sufficiency through college programs and other campus resources.

1 0.12% I believe Student Housing based on the numbers given, suggests that I'd be considerably less comfortable with, not only people I'm not familiar with, but with a shared bedroom and bathroom and a rent thats atleast 300$ higher than what one would pay if they shared a 2 bedroom apartment. Even in Hollywood a 2 bedroom can only go up to 2500, and youll typically find 1100-1800$. Bottom line, it'd need to be more convenient financially for students who are already struggling financially (as city college students do.) to do so.

1 0.12% I believe student housing in the LACCD district would greatly benefit students who wish to continue their academic career but live in an environment that discourages them. As well as a experience builder for those looking to transfer to a CSU or UC.

1 0.12% I believe student housing would draw in and retain students as well as better assist young students in their studies and give students a chance to socialize with peers.

1 0.12% I believe that having a private bathroom and adequate spaces to study are essential to succeed in school.

1 0.12% I believe that it is a waste of money because students would much prefer either finding an apartment so that when they transfer, they would not have to look for a new place to live.

1 0.12% I BELIEVE THAT LACC WILL HAVE AVAIABLE STUDENT HOUSING SOMEDAY!

1 0.12% I believe that rates should be as low as they can relative to other apartments in the area or students would prefer to commute for a place that is more affordable.

1 0.12% I believe that some student housing could greatly benefit the system and make a community college campus a better area for socializing and connecting with other students.

1 0.12% I believe that student housing for LACCD colleges is a great idea and would be really beneficial for many students as a lot of us are commuters.

1 0.12% I believe that such housing options could make a huge impact on the personal, financial, and academic well-being of its students. If such a program were to be implemented, I expect attendance will rise as higher education becomes more easily attainable. Most LACCD students are middle to lower-class, and having these options readily available can have a giant impact on the decision of potential students to attend college, which can in turn lead to a more able and educated work-force and the economic benefits that would bring. As a student that would greatly benefit from such a project, these housing ideas have my full support.

1 0.12% I believe this may help many students that are for example in the nursing program and come from far away or just other students that choose to come here and come from far.

1 0.12% I believe this option to be a total success for LACC. But the pricing is high compated to what is available right outside the campus. I think pricing should not be flexible with payment dates (or else you could find many non-payming students), but should be competitively affordable especially to working students as myself. Because I want to study full time along with my two eldest children, my family has 3 students so I would need the k or l options, but they are overly expensive compared to an apartment.

1 0.12% I believe you covered the most impotent things in the Survey. I'm so glad for this move. Best of luck :)

1 0.12% I deffo want a card to access my dorm and any other buildings requiring a key to gain access. Also to use the copier in the library. There shouldn't be access of using the mini tablet to use the copier.

1 0.12% I didn't see any selection for Safe environment. I would like to be where it is more safer. The buildings should be built where it could be reachable for securities.

1 0.12% I do believe that student housing is important and vital for many students, particularly out-of-state students that are interested in attending LACity College

1 0.12% I do not believe it that student housing is a good idea at community colleges because most students attend community colleges to save money; student housing is invariably more expensive than off-campus living with family.

1 0.12% I do not have a stable house with my child. I cannot concentrate to study.

1 0.12% I do not have any question

1 0.12% I do not think you have family student housing. I have two children.

1 0.12% I do not unfortunately.

1 0.12% I don't have

1 0.12% I don't know, but living in a student housing is not really cheap.

1 0.12% I don't see how this could be possible at LACC, but if it were it would be ideal

1 0.12% I doubt a student working and going to school could afford your rent, they would be better off finding a studio apartment for 950 dollars.

1 0.12% I feel it would be beneficial for Harbor College students especially knowing that the affordability in the neighboring cities can be quite steep even for renting purposes.

1 0.12% I feel like student housing would allow more people to focus more on their academics rather than working to pay for a monthly rent.

1 0.12% I feel like there is no need for housing at a community college. Seems like a waste of resources.

1 0.12% I feel like you guys would have a lot more students interested in student housing if rent wasn't so damn expensive. The fact that if one person lives in a room for, lets say, $1,150 per month, but if another person were to live there then the two would have to pay $1,000 per month. You guys would make a lot more money and we would be in critical dept. It feels like a con to bleed us dry. It would make more sense that if one person is paying $1,150, then in the event that 2 people are living there they should split rent, so they would both pay $575. The cuts would further the more people are living in a room. But since you guys seem to love fucking over students (excuse my language) then I don't see a reason why I should be interested in student housing.

1 0.12% i have no comment

1 0.12% I have no other comments. 1 0.12% I have no questions or comments at the moment.

1 0.12% I have none it was all really great

1 0.12% I have two children, and husband. I wont move to a student housing.

1 0.12% I have two children, I would want them to be able to visit me or stay the night occasionally if I were to move into student housing. Also, I need to have access to a bathroom 24/7, due to Irritable Bowl or IBS. I have to immediately go once the urge is there or I risk very painful flare ups which can cause abnormally long periods of time in a bathroom.

1 0.12% I have VASH. Veteran Section 8 would you take that?

1 0.12% i hope i win that raffle

1 0.12% I hope it happens!

1 0.12% I hope it works out well for all the students in need!

1 0.12% I just know that I have been homeless and under slum lords in past years while trying to do school. It sucks.

1 0.12% I like the idea of living in campus if the rent is affordable. i wouldn't like paying a lot of money for just one bedroom. it would be a really good idea to be able to pick our roommates if we have to share our room. i wouldn't like living with a drama queen.

1 0.12% I like the idea of student housing. Being close to my classes, especially when taking a heavy credit load, is extremely appealing. However, the examples provided in this survey seemed unusually expensive. The lowest cost per person waa $850-880 per month. Having searched extensively for housing in the LAVC campus area, this seems like an inflated price range. I was finding many apartments within 1 mile of LAVC (one bedroom apts.) for between 1000-1200 a month. Which would be 500-600 per person if shared. If you want students to take advantage of a program like this, you MUST have competitive pricing.

1 0.12% I live close by, so there is no need to live somewhere other than my parents house. My parents also don't expect me to leave anytime soon, until I get a stable job.

1 0.12% I live close to valley college but work near pierce college.

1 0.12% i live with my family( my wife and 2 children). so no need for roommate. Also my financial budget doesn't allow me to take a 2 bedroom right now.

1 0.12% i live with spouse but soon to be single mom, I have kids and i they have to be with me, i cannot share room with anyone.

1 0.12% I look forward to seeing what the future holds for student housing in my college

1 0.12% I love my college

1 0.12% I love the idea.

1 0.12% i love to have my own room private to leave with my daughter and live in a safe envirorment

1 0.12% I make minimum wage and work full time; I also have to pay for my own education and don't qualify for federal aid due to my parents' income. I cannot afford to pay anything over $400/month, so I would only be interested in housing if it was cheaper than my current living situation.

1 0.12% I mostly participate online.

1 0.12% I need a place to live with my kid. All the student housing offered do not consider independent student with children and it costs a lot of money to rent a unit around LA.

1 0.12% I own my condo so I don't need housing. But I think it's great you are doing it.

1 0.12% I personally and not interested.

1 0.12% I personally think it's a grand saving opportunity for many students who are bachelors and can afford living with other students or by themselves on campus. It will save them time money gas and so many academic resources are right there where you live that it would be just dream come true for many. If I were alone I would definitely love to live on campus and share a space with classmates.

1 0.12% I pray that housing comes available asap, like before spring classes start. Its hard for me to study, and sleep. 1 0.12% I prefer my own apartment that allows all kinds of dog pets.

1 0.12% I prefer to live on campus for the university setting only.

1 0.12% I really hope this project is greenlit i feel that student housing increases student moral as well as a form of socializing with others in order to create bonds with others and help each other succeed in a college environment.

1 0.12% I really need to get a job in college to be able to pay my living cost.

1 0.12% I saw the rent rate a bit high for students

1 0.12% I shouldn't really be counted towards this survey because I have a good life style since I always worked hard and had the opportunity to find a good job. I am sure that there are many people who can truly benefit from student housing.

1 0.12% I strongly agree with school provide housing for students. Especially it helps the international students. Management always on duty is very important, and maintenance of washer and dryer is also important.

1 0.12% I strongly believe that student housing should exist for those who need or want it. I however chose to live with my partner.

1 0.12% I support student housing, but my condition that live with me children cannot allow to live student housing.

1 0.12% I thin it would be important to bring the rent cost to under $1000. You can rent a room for 600-700 outside campus, so I believe lower monthly cost to rent would be a huge help for us student.

1 0.12% i think is needed

1 0.12% I think it is a fantastic idea!

1 0.12% I think it is a great idea for single or married students without children. I am married and have 2 children. This type of housing would not be ideal for us.

1 0.12% I think it is a great idea for those students that need housing.

1 0.12% I think it is a great idea for those that want to be in student housing.

1 0.12% I think it is a great idea to add this as a living option for young, first time students. If this were my first time going to college I would have definitely looked into an on campus living situation, if one were offered.

1 0.12% I think it is a great idea, however the suggested prices are too much for student housing at a community college. Consider lowering the prices a bit or people will just find cheaper accommodations off campus.

1 0.12% I think it is a great option especially for students who are in substandard living conditions. I have lived in campus housing and felt it helped me with developing study skills and independent living skills.

1 0.12% I think it is an excellent option. There are many homeless students that attend my college.

1 0.12% I think it may be a good idea but cost is a major concern i'm sure for a lot of students.

1 0.12% I think it was included a lot

1 0.12% I think it would be a good idea

1 0.12% I think it would be a great idea for homeless students who need a place to stay.

1 0.12% I think it would be a great idea for students. Having on campus housing lends itself to be more studying focused since all students are in the same boat. For myself, I started college later in life and am now married, so it is not an option for me. However, if I had started right after high school, I would definitely have taken advantage of it.

1 0.12% I think it would be a great idea specially for pexpletive going full time to school. It would make lacc more attractive to future students

1 0.12% I think it would be a great idea to add student housing. In my classes in the past I had classmates who would take multiple buses just to get to class so if the option to be live near by they wouldn't have to worry about how they're going to get to class and focus more on the class it self.

1 0.12% I think it would be a great idea, hopefully I will have transferred by the time this is realized, but I would definitely have chosen to live on campus instead of my current living arrangements. 1 0.12% I think it would be a great idea, I do recommend if there's a financial aid that can specifically pay rent for those who don't have enough.

1 0.12% I think it would be helpful to assign rooms depending on what major the students have or if they choose to room with anyone they wish.

1 0.12% I think it would be really nice if there was housing available on campus, where students are given the option for single or shared housing. Speaking as a previous RA, I believe it would be important to have staff, such as resident advisors living on each floor to help students if needed. For example, to help mediate roommate issues and provide counseling, help first year students adjust to living away from home, and be able to direct students to areas of the campus.

1 0.12% I think it would be such an amazing opportunity to have student housing at my primary campus.

1 0.12% I think it would be the most helpful if it were close to campus and at a affordable rate for college students

1 0.12% I think it's a good idea for single students without children.

1 0.12% I THINK IT'S A GREAT IDEA

1 0.12% I think it's a great idea. Thank you,

1 0.12% I think it's important to have the housing option available.

1 0.12% I think its a good ideal but affordability may be a problem

1 0.12% I think its a very good idea

1 0.12% I think providing affordable housing for students in their first and second year would make going to school much more attainable

1 0.12% I think rules on common respect...cleanliness and respect for others belongings should be inforced to the fullest

1 0.12% I think student housing in the works is a great idea.

1 0.12% I think student housing is a fantastic idea and should be reserved for students who are in greatest need for it e.g. students not living with family, students who live too far, and students who don't have the credit resources to rent independently. I also believe that the duration of stay in the units should depend on academic performance e.g. student is passing classes, and student has an academic plan. This is necessary to deter any bums from trying to obtain housing in the unit.

1 0.12% I think student housing would be awesome!! It's so hard to find an apartment that isnt in a dangerous area or falling apart. Took me over 5 months to find the one I have now!

1 0.12% I think student housing would be such a great program. I personally know a lot of my classmates struggle with housing etc. Some of the students really need help.

1 0.12% I think students are paying lots of rent for leaving in college campus

1 0.12% I think that housing should be made available not only for international student but local students as well.

1 0.12% I think that it is a great idea to provide these amenities to college students because not ever one has a place to go after getting out of school and this is a great resource for our college students to have a easier way of completing their educational goals, while going to Harbor College.

1 0.12% I think that it is a wonderful idea and an opportunity for students not to travel far and possibly even walk to their classes.

1 0.12% I think that it is an incredible opportunity for others. I lived in a unit like example L listed above and enjoyed it. I would recommend student housing to anyone in school who needs a place to live and study safely.

1 0.12% I think that it's usually better for students to live on campus. For me personally, it isn't an option-- I live alone for less than the cost of a shared student unit, it would be hard to find an apartment in this price range that meets my standards if I left it, and I have pets.

1 0.12% I think that student housing should resemble a small billiards in which everything is walking distance with friendly areas to work hard play hard

1 0.12% I think that the amounts you listed are very expensive for a student.

1 0.12% I think that the price is still too high for the options that were shown.

1 0.12% I think that they should allow students to work on campus part time to be able to cover half or atleast a portion of their rent. 1 0.12% I think the concept of housing is great it just doesn't work for me because I have children

1 0.12% I think the most important thing that a student needs is the security and privacy even though they have roommates or anyone living with them in a same building. Something similar to home.

1 0.12% I think the school need more restaurants to eat health foods.

1 0.12% I think the student housing is great for someone who like live there

1 0.12% I think the student housing should be allowed students to choose their roommates or provide private space.

1 0.12% I think there should be background check to ensure a little bit of more safety

1 0.12% I think this is a good option for younger students in need.

1 0.12% I think this is a great idea, especially for out of state/international students. It's not something I'd take advantage of, as an adult student but I love the ideas.

1 0.12% I think this is a great idea, especially for those students who want that "dorm" life similar to universities

1 0.12% I think this should be an option, although because of my age, I'm not personally interested in living with other students.

1 0.12% I think this would be a great program for students whom are fresh out of school. It gives them independence and a place where its safe to live.

1 0.12% I want a housing to live with my wife at my primary college

1 0.12% I want a personal room with a personal bathroom on $1000

1 0.12% I want it for sure to happen

1 0.12% I want to know the policy on sexual assault and rape on campuses that provide housing, and what commitment my primary college would make to swiftly and severely punishing those who assault and rape on campus, specifically in student housing.

1 0.12% I will graduate by the time that the student housing building would begin construction. The three most important things about on-campus living is ,first, that the students must be able to walk a short distance from the dorm to the classroom. If a short distance cannot be a achieved, a shuttle should be offered. Second, the students must feel secure, a team of security guards must be present and able to escort students to their cars. I say a team is required because while one is escorting, the others can observe, report, and deter. Third, the housing must only be offered to enrolled students, and no sex offenders or violent offenders. Because I am a now a commuter student who prefers to live with my significant other, it will be difficult for me to stop my financial commitment to them. A lot of other students may also be the same and prefer to commute from home so getting a lot of students to sign up may be difficult.

1 0.12% I wish I could afford to live on my own

1 0.12% I wish it was something offered when I first started, it would have definitely made a difference in my success in college. Currently I am only missing one semester and I'm transferring so I won't take advantage of such opportunity, however great.

1 0.12% I wish student housing could happen soon. Thanks!

1 0.12% I wish student housing was available now.

1 0.12% I wish the housing options were more affordable, it seems to be more expensive than my current rent

1 0.12% I wish there was affordable housing for students with children. I'm a single mother with three kids. I work full time to make ends meet, receive no child support, and go to school part time.

1 0.12% I won't do any housing, but I hope everything goes great with students who will need it for sure.

1 0.12% I would appreciate having a social worker/case manager helping out: there are always so many issues to solve in a community living, student included.

1 0.12% I would attend it if more classes where required at LACC.

1 0.12% I would be interested in housing if payments were affordable and flexible.

1 0.12% I would be very interested in living there! 1 0.12% I would consider student housing for 4year university. Not for a community college.

1 0.12% I would definitely be interested in student housing if I did not own a home. I have seen many fellow students struggle with housing issues to the degree that it impedes the students' progress.

1 0.12% I would like housing, but I do not have a job or financial aid to help pay it off. I would like to know if there would be employment opportunities as well assistance to getting a place yourself

1 0.12% I would like to know how long dose this would take?

1 0.12% I would like to know how the student housing will benefit the single parents like myself.

1 0.12% I would love to live outside of the house, but it is too expensive. I'd rather my quest for education be more difficult than to spend all of my savings.

1 0.12% I would not be a candidate for on campus housing.

1 0.12% I would not use student housing because I have a husband and child. I would consider it if there were family housing options available (like CSUN village apartments).

1 0.12% I would only choose student housing if I was able to have my dog with me.

1 0.12% I would only consider living in student housing if three were accommodations for mothers and children.

1 0.12% I would really like this hosing project comes true because it would enhance students' condition at aiming their education goal without worrying for their safety. When students rent rooms else where, they often encounter hardships which affect their school performance.

1 0.12% I wouldn't live in the student housing because it wouldn't be necessary in my current situation, but wanted to give input. I think this potential decision for student housing is important because during my time at California State University, Northridge, my grades were very negatively impacted when I would commute from LA, but when I lived in the dorms the following semester, my grades vastly improved due to being much closer to my classes/campus.

1 0.12% I wouldn't mind having student housing. As an example, my housing situation is always rocky because of my parents' actions towards one another which puts stress on me, the student, in turn it takes a toll on how I feel throughout the day and the stress levels rise to an unhealthy level causing me to focus less on my school work and job.

1 0.12% I'd like to have on-campus living more affordable than outside.

1 0.12% I'd love on-campus housing as long as current campus features aren't taken away (e.i. farm land).

1 0.12% I'm currently married and with a toddler and it is not ideal for student housing. My current studio apartment is already much more expensive than we can already afford and we have no parking in our unit. Most student housing apartments have parking and all of those things, but being a parent makes it much more difficult to qualify for student housing. If student housing was a thing for ALL students, including parents or single parents, then I would think about it since it would make it an easier access to go to school full-time.

1 0.12% I'm excited.

1 0.12% I'm happy as it is

1 0.12% I'm not sure if my kids can live with me

1 0.12% I'm not sure why anyone would pay double, triple or more than the average rent cost in the area just to be a little closer to school. It seems that this would only benefit a very small minority of community college students who happen to be very wealthy. Yes, the cost per person is less, but if my wife and I were to do that, our rent would effectively double for no reason other than an apparent money grab. I can only see this working for me if there was a provision to not double charge couples.

1 0.12% I'm really not interesting student housing at my primary college now.

1 0.12% I'm still liVing with my mom she's disable and needs me and I'm working my butt off to pay everything

1 0.12% If getting housing for Wlac, I suggests to have buildings on campus or very very near to campus( right next to the campus or across the street) & get shuffles for transfer. Also I commute everyday I have to catch the train & then the Culver City bus take 2 hrs to get there, can there be a way where the shuffle goes out approximately 10-15 miles from the campus to pick up students. Or get a bus in rodeo to Wlac ( in driving takes up to 15-25 mins) Free parking is nice, gated community, free wifi, washer & dryer, we have a Ralph's near campus which is nice & 24/7 security or police patrol.

1 0.12% If I were single, I would very much consider student housing if I were able to afford it. But since I have children and a husband, student housing is not feasible for me.

1 0.12% If i weren't living with my mom in our own little apartment and my school was miles away I would probably live on campus. I wouldn't mind sharing a room or a double suite because that what college is about.

1 0.12% If it were less expensive maybe it would be a good idea

1 0.12% If it were made available for single parents, than maybe.

1 0.12% If it would be possible to create affordable student housing, I think it might encourage more people to go to school. Rent in Los Angeles is really expensive, and I've heard plenty of people say they wouldn't be able to balance a job to pay for housing while going to college. Having student housing sounds like it would be a great thing.

1 0.12% If it's affordable it's a good idea.

1 0.12% IF LACCD IS GOING TO BUILT HOUSES FOR STUDENTS MAY IT BE AFFORDABLE FOR ALL THE STUDENTS.

1 0.12% If LAHC had student housing it should definitely consider giving priority to students that live far away from campus first. Giving priority to people who live more than 50 miles away from campus.

1 0.12% If on campus housing was available at Community Colleges it would really suffice the real four-year college experience if you choose to live on campus.

1 0.12% If student housing was below market value in comparison to an off-campus apartment then I would definitely consider dorming. Financially it would make more sense to have a studio apartment to myself than a shared occupancy unit on campus.

1 0.12% If student housing were granted, would it strictly and strongly expect students to be educationally focused on their studies?

1 0.12% If student housing were to be built, if there are rooms with two or multiple bedrooms in one unit with a shared bathroom and living space, each bedroom door should have key locks with each individual student given access to individual bedroom keys on top of the unit keys. For example if a student staying in student housing where to be in classes all day or at work, he/she would be able to lock his/her bedroom door so that other student roommates within the unit cannot have access to the student's bedroom while not on site. I think it is important feature so that students can feel safe that their own personal items and space will not be violated by potential bad roommate situations. Its better to prevent such possibilities before they happen.

1 0.12% If student housing would have been offered before I had settled my life I would have taken it but right now I live my life, I work full time and am a full time student. My life is not just that of a student.

1 0.12% If the rent was cheaper and there was a chance I could bring my pets, husband and child to live with me, I would consider it.

1 0.12% If the student housing was awesome and super cool inside, maybe i'd consider.

1 0.12% if there is housing facility near college, it would be great for local as well as international students.

1 0.12% If there was family housing for people with kids, that would be an option I would be interested in.

1 0.12% If you can seriously offer this please do because it will save lives!!

1 0.12% If you cut down the rooms a little more then it can be sold for lower prices and people won't opt for $550 a month rentals elsewhere.

1 0.12% If you nake student housing, please ensure its affordable and accessible to even the lowest income students. Im broke most of the time, but im rich compared to my homeless classmates. They should be your priority when planning student housing.

1 0.12% In order for student housing to exist well on any campus, having a shuttle would be most convenient if the housing is located far enough away.

1 0.12% Interested in student housing.

1 0.12% Invest the money elsewhere on campus. Improve what we already have, don't make new facilities.

1 0.12% Is the housing potential a reality and if so, how soon ?

1 0.12% Is their options for students who are married with kids? 1 0.12% It can be very beneficiary to others that are independent, need a home, live far away currently, or want to move from personal circumstances.

1 0.12% It is a fantastic idea

1 0.12% It is a good idea for student who are haveing a hard time finding a place to live near their campus

1 0.12% It is better the family (parent + child) can live without roomate or other student.

1 0.12% it is expensive

1 0.12% It is not possible for me as a student or non-student to live in such a facility through Grants and Waivers. I have no other support system to ensure that my basic human needs are met. I am solely dependent on the Education System to live. I am forced to live in sub-standard conditions while attending College. Someone such as myself finds it very difficult to pursue a career having the worry of instability and the lack of basic human needs.

1 0.12% It is really expensive! For a one bedroom apartment I pay $860. Even if I needed to live close to school I would not be able to afford it at that price specially for that tiny room without much privacy.

1 0.12% It is really important to make it as affordable as possible for students, possibly adjusted to the amount of income the student makes and potential for financial aid in order to be able to live in the space.

1 0.12% It is very good idea for students who live far away from campus

1 0.12% It is very hard for students that have to work and focus on academics also. It would be helpful to have affordable housing

1 0.12% It may good to have student housing at Pierce College for the International students because many are unhappy where they have to pay rent.

1 0.12% It must be cheap to afford!!! Community College is expensive.

1 0.12% It needs to be affordable for those who work minimum wage jobs. Especially if it will be near a community college money will already be tight.

1 0.12% It seems interesting. I know some people that would be interested in it.

1 0.12% It should be affordable and with enough storage space. Include all living facilities and wireless internet.

1 0.12% it should be more affordable

1 0.12% It should be near to the campus.

1 0.12% It should be really secure

1 0.12% it sounds very attractive, though I don't have much time left.

1 0.12% It was a nice survey i am currently in a drug and alcohol program in San Pedro called the Beacon House and attend school from that location.

1 0.12% It will be a good idea but the pricing presented were really high. You can easily find a 2 bedroom apartment with one bathroom, kitchen and a living room at 2000$ a month which is 1000$ per person. That is even less than option A you presented

1 0.12% It will be an interesting feature for my current college, it is necessary to provide students more options where to live

1 0.12% It will be great if students can get housing!

1 0.12% It will be great if the rent is affordable for low income student

1 0.12% It would be a great advancement in community college that I feel would benefit the future of upcoming students.

1 0.12% It would be a great experience for everybody to try out

1 0.12% It would be a great experience for students, any year would be fine, as long as it's affordable and able to pay rent monthly :)

1 0.12% It would be a great idea and I feel we would have a smaller drop out rate due to the fact that we eliminate travel time for many students

1 0.12% It would be a wonderful thing to have campus housing

1 0.12% It would be awesome in a junior college actually offered student housing. It's a great way for student's who cant afford to go to a 4 year university, an opportunity to see what on-campus housing is like. 1 0.12% It would be awesome, partially because sometimes students feel like they won't ever get that "college experience" because they won't get to live in a dorm. This could give students the opportunity to have a real "college experience" at a much lower cost. I think it's great, and aside from that it would be great and convenient for people who want to focus on education.

1 0.12% It would be good if it wasn't expensive and if it had parking.

1 0.12% It would be great and especially for those students that qualify for financial aid to get that extra help.

1 0.12% It would be great for freshman

1 0.12% It would be great for those who are single parents and the students who come from far but it may be more expensive or just the same as living off campus

1 0.12% It would be great to be able to live on campus because it will save me a lot of time that I usually spend stuck in traffic.

1 0.12% It would be great to have more shuttle buses instead of student housing. Many would benefit from this just as much as those who would take advantage of this.

1 0.12% It would be nice if single parents could bring their kids

1 0.12% it would be nice if there is any.

1 0.12% It would be nice to have a section of dorms dedicated to students with families. which would include a play zone and access to libraries and securities, but what would be a major plus would be childcare. without childcare we do not have the opportunity to continue with our studies.

1 0.12% It would be pretty cool. I have heard that students living on campus housing are more successful.

1 0.12% It would be really useful.

1 0.12% It would come down to cost. I don't believe in going into student debt just for housing.

1 0.12% It would definitely help especially international student knowing that is really hard for the to rent a place for not having residency in the country, so it would definitely be a great help.

1 0.12% It would do a great deal of help to those of us who are practically homeless while trying to struggle in our academic and career success

1 0.12% it would great to have dorms in pierce!

1 0.12% It would greatly help for those who live 20 miles or more away

1 0.12% It would have to be affordable. Los Angeles is extremely expensive and may community college students already take out thousands of dollars in loans just to go to a 2 year school

1 0.12% It would help if housing supported not only students, but students with small families also. Like wife and one child, like myself.

1 0.12% It would make sense if the rent was in the interval $300-500

1 0.12% It's a good idea

1 0.12% It's a great idea

1 0.12% It's a really cool idea!

1 0.12% It's cheaper to live off-campus.

1 0.12% It's clear this survey was created for the standard, student. I am a returning student, with older children. I would be interested in family housing.

1 0.12% It's great that LACCD may consider housing.

1 0.12% it's really hard to find a safe and reasonable pricing place around campus even though it's not that safe area around campus.So I live far from the campus even though I have to take bue for 1hr or more. And the student housing from the option that you guys are suggesting are too expensive even with the 20 percent discount for community college students.

1 0.12% It's seems too good to be true. 1 0.12% It's still too expensive if that was the pricing

1 0.12% It's too expensive. Even with a part time job and help from family and grants/loans. Still too expensive. If I were to get housing, I would have to stop being a full time student and become a full time worker. That means I can't qualify for financial aid. Which means, I still can't even pay for my classes and supplies. It's too expensive.

1 0.12% It's would be nice to have decent affordable housing near campus.

1 0.12% IT;S GOOD YOU HAVE STUDENT HOUSING.

1 0.12% Its a great idea!

1 0.12% Its a great idea! It would help me to be more focused on school instead of work

1 0.12% its so wonderful program for student i wish all student have this chance to have nice privet room near the college

1 0.12% Just affordable.

1 0.12% Just let it be nice and affordable, student come.

1 0.12% just nothing

1 0.12% Just that student housing would add poshness and prestige to LACC. I love LACC although it's been neglected. Unfortunately right now it looks run-down and some students left it for Pasadena College or Mt SAC. I know it's being worked on but presently even the bathrooms are a sanitation risk because they're so dirty. I'm here for the Cinema classes but I hope the school really does get remodeled.

1 0.12% Just...please... we really need this.

1 0.12% Keep doing your research to make sure it is cost efficient

1 0.12% Keep it as affordable as possible and screen all students

1 0.12% LACCD Housing would be great for young students. A lot of students go late to their classes because the buses are late or because of the traffic. Also, some of my friends don't do their homework because they don't have access to internet at their homes.

1 0.12% Let the rent be payable with financial aid (FAFSA)

1 0.12% Let's do it!

1 0.12% Library fitness center and 24 studying room is very important to all students.

1 0.12% Listen, international students life is sucks here. Nobody wants to give rent . Because, we don't have SSN and credit score. International student housing asks for more money then usual rent of local price. So what's the point. At least, all international students need to have a ssn number ( without work pernit) so they can easily rent in local areas. Listen, international students needs to live with local people and in local areas. They will learn more about America and American culture. Student housing is a good option but not for every students. I am a filmmaker. I need to see real people. Not students like me. This is 2016. People are smart now. So, make your decission which helps everybody. Make our life easy. Thank you for your survey.

1 0.12% Living free of fear that roommate is going to start a fight over the usage of wifi.

1 0.12% Living in California has became extremely expensive, students deserve to be helped financially. By providing housing units for them with cheap rent will be an awesome start for them in their education life.

1 0.12% Living in Los Angeles is hard enough to pay rent. But one thing that I feel that should be considered is the young married couples who are both going to school. A single unit could be used for married couples and give both persons great access and opportunity for school. Just something that I feel should be considered.

1 0.12% Living on campus doesnt feel like home

1 0.12% Location and security are the most important aspect for student housing. A bus stop nearby the student housing facilities would also be equally important too.

1 0.12% Los Angeles City College has great professors and resources the biggest problem for non-traditional students like myself and other students is finding secure housing in the east Hollywood area. I will receive my first B since I have been in school because I was living in Santa Monica due to the instability of my living situation at the beginning of the year. There was no affordable housing near the school. LACC should be the first college that receives a dormitory because we are the most in need. I know for a fact many students have trouble finding anywhere to live around the college.

1 0.12% Low cost. And safety guards

1 0.12% Low price would be appreciated

1 0.12% Low rental housing is needed for college students. I appreciate being apart of this survey.

1 0.12% Lower the costs that were listed in the examples

1 0.12% Lower the rent. They're higher than competitive rates.

1 0.12% Luckily I have financial stability at home which allows me to have a computer and a laptop, Internet and most necessities needed to succeed. The only pro that housing would offer for me would be more motivation to participate in extra curricular actives since I would be on campus more often and would have more free time.

1 0.12% make Disabled Students able to have assistance

1 0.12% Make housing cost more feasible for low socioeconomic students

1 0.12% Make it affordable as possible to students, or it will not be successful. Also make sure there restrictions to prevent individuals who simply wish to take advantage of a low cost living space.

1 0.12% Make it affordable for students. Please note that many of us are full time students bettering our futures by obtaining higher education. While the majority of your students still live at home due to financial reasons, it's still difficult to fully focus on our studies (ex. having to take care of our parents/elders).

1 0.12% Make it Affordable please!

1 0.12% Make it happen!!!

1 0.12% make it more aforable

1 0.12% Make it very affordable

1 0.12% Make sure it is a fair price for us students who are working and attending school as well.

1 0.12% Make sure there is no age discrimination. I am a 42 year old who loves returning to school thinks of the show different world every day. Provide single rooms but cost effective. Thank You. Great idea. Lots of homeless or almost homeless college students.

1 0.12% Make sure to keep bed bugs/pests out. I cannot believe how many times I have seen bed bug notices posted on CAMPUS! :(

1 0.12% Many female students like me would also be concerned about their safety if student housing was provided. Students have been sexually assaulted and murdered in college housing before, so it is something that should be considered.

1 0.12% Many of these things did not apply to me because of my living situation. As for the prices for the student housing I think that there high with that many people living in one room.

1 0.12% Many people go to community college because it is much more affordable than big schools like CalStates and UCs. If student housing were offered at these prices, they would not be used by anyone. The prices are too high for minimum wage employed, middle class families, without loans, scholarships, or parental financial assistance. These units were all, on average, about 15-30% more expensive than other rental alternatives in the area that offer the same utilities.

1 0.12% Most concern is about easiness to come at any time and bring friends over

1 0.12% Most students work part-time and go to school. Most of us don't have a middle-class job, we get paid minimum wage or maybe 1-2 dollars more than minimum wage but that doesn't hide the fact that we are attending college in order to get higher paying jobs. I believe most students don't have 1,000$ each month to pay for rent even if they work full-time and go to school. Some of their expenses would have to go to books and utilities.

1 0.12% My concern would be that I have a child and this housing would not be available to a single mom or grandmother with a grand child

1 0.12% My current marital/parent status affects me with housing at college 1 0.12% My major is Computer Science. I always study averagely 10 hours daily. I become elated when I get grade "A" or "B" in each of subjects in all semesters. So, I feel comfortable and better if I get a private room, bathroom, etc. all for me. I do not like share with other person(s). My occupation is College Student. I am unemployed. I just have disability benefit such as Supplemental Security Income (SSI) $984 monthly beginning 2017. My disability is hearing impaired "Deaf". My primary language is American Sign Language (ASL). I am Naturalization U.S Citizen. If My income is not enough to pay for the lost of living in student housing, then I need student loan. I don't like to live in a homeless shelter. None of residents are college students. In the shelter I only study to sit on a chair in living room or my loft bed in dorm.

1 0.12% My primary college is not I the best location, as such student housing on campus would not be the best option. However, when choosing a location public transit accessibility should be high on the list. According to research millenials prefer dense, walkable living spaces close to public transit. Consider areas within 1 mile of a metro station.

1 0.12% My primary concerns are safety, privacy, and affordability. Having a medical condition like diabetes makes having roommates an embarrassment or disaster at worst. But I can't afford a really expensive place either. Most places, even USC grad housing, offer a private apartment for under $1000. You should, too. Safety inside the complex is important, but it's just as important to feel safe if I or a friend wants to park on the street just outside the apartment complex at night, especially if gated parking isn't provided. One other thing. You should either provide a small kitchen (fridge, cooktop, microwave) or at very least provide a fridge and let tenants use a hotplate. Eating out is unreasonably expensive, and unhealthy.

13 1.60% n/a

4 0.49% N/a

20 2.47% N/A

1 0.12% n/o comment

3 0.37% NA

1 0.12% nan

1 0.12% Near LA Harbor College, what area would you provide on campus-housing? It seems like more of a commuter-school. Also, personally I would not be interested in on-campus housing for CCC because it is just a CCC. It is too close to home. However, if it was a CSU or UC then I would be interested in on-campus housing.

1 0.12% need to be cheap

1 0.12% need to have a bit more affordable for students that work and have the need to pay for school out of pocket

1 0.12% Needs to be very affordable

1 0.12% Nice survey

8 0.99% no

7 0.86% No

1 0.12% no nathing

1 0.12% no thanks

1 0.12% No , thank you

2 0.25% No additional comments.

4 0.49% No comment

1 0.12% no comment at this time.

3 0.37% no comments

2 0.25% No comments

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1 0.12% No comments thanks! 1 0.12% No comments! Thank you for letting me take your survey!

4 0.49% No comments.

1 0.12% No i font

1 0.12% No other comments.

1 0.12% No thank you for the chance to apply.

1 0.12% No thank you.

1 0.12% no

1 0.12% No, I don't have any comments towards this survey. Thank you.

1 0.12% no, no questions yet. thank you

1 0.12% no, thanks

1 0.12% No, thanks

1 0.12% Noise and cleanliness of common areas are a big concern for me if I were to live in an on-campus residential apartment.

1 0.12% non

20 2.47% none

31 3.82% None

1 0.12% NONE

1 0.12% None (:

1 0.12% None at all.

1 0.12% none at the moment

1 0.12% None at the moment

1 0.12% none at the moment but would like to stay updated

1 0.12% none at the moment, thank you.

1 0.12% none that I can think of

1 0.12% None, not interested in student housing for now.

1 0.12% None, thus far.

1 0.12% None, you pretty much covered it!

2 0.25% None.

1 0.12% Nope.

1 0.12% Not all students are single, and having housing available to those with spouses and/or children would also be a relief of a very real burden shared by many students.

1 0.12% Not Applicable

1 0.12% Not applicable to me as I am a married working professional only attending Pierce for pre-reqs to my Masters program.

1 0.12% not at all

2 0.25% Not at this time. 1 0.12% Not having the rents so high

1 0.12% Not interested

1 0.12% Not too pricey

1 0.12% nothing

1 0.12% Nothing

1 0.12% Nothing at all.

1 0.12% nothing much, love this college! everything really nice and organize.

1 0.12% Nothing to report

1 0.12% Offering to work at the student complex in exchange for living there or maybe a discount in rent.

1 0.12% On site 24 hour security

1 0.12% Only if my parents would live closer to me

1 0.12% Parking would have to be available for me to even consider living on campus.

1 0.12% Perhaps lower monthly rent to $800

1 0.12% Personal washing machines and dryers are the main issue with student living on campus. Also privacy and security issues are always lacking at student living

1 0.12% Personally if housing was available I wouldn't do I think because I live 2 miles away but for all the international students and students who come a long way to attend this would be a great idea. International students would get more comfortable attending and it would be easier to make friends.

1 0.12% Personally, I think it is a good idea for college students to live off campus with roommates of other students to get the entire college experience.

1 0.12% Persons with disabilities friendly.

1 0.12% piececollege

1 0.12% Pierce is a commuter school and students only stay there for two years, ideally. I would think that the majority of Pierce students are Valley residents that live at home. Can we focus on providing more math and english classes? Or making sure that students are ready for college when they first start so they don't end up staying for more than two years?

1 0.12% Pierce should find goals that go alongside providing quality educational resources for students. Housing is not one of those necessities for a community college student; it is not a four year school and it is insanely highly priced on top of that.

1 0.12% Please do

1 0.12% Please do it.

1 0.12% Please have some type of housing for Harbor college students, I thought I could be able to do that or have that then more students would become an independent Andrea it would be or feel to be on there parents help or guidance

1 0.12% please help me.... I would like to win anything

1 0.12% Please invest in student housing

1 0.12% please let this happen i know alot of students who are having a hard time with juggling off campus housing and school

1 0.12% Please make a apt soon.

1 0.12% Please make it affordable and able to happen.

1 0.12% Please make student housing affordable for students, do not try to make a profit of students who are trying their best to simply live and obtain higher education. Most students pay rent out of their own income, if parents help it's never enough. Please rethink the costs and layouts. Thank you.

1 0.12% please making it affordable! even minimum wage isn't enough for a room to rent.

1 0.12% Please offer student housing we need it !

1 0.12% Please please !! Contact me if there is housing available !

1 0.12% Please whatever you choose on, parking is the biggest issue for me.

1 0.12% potential housing unit primary college would be a great idea

1 0.12% Potential Jobs to pay for housing, example: Property Manager

1 0.12% Pretty Expensive Options. Without a form of assistance, its very difficult to imagine still being a full time student, working a full time, and pay a rent of that price.

1 0.12% Prices are too expensive. Can find much more reasonable rates off campus with roommates.

1 0.12% Prices are WAY to high for students who are working & going to school. Rent prices were the same as apartments that are already available in Los Angeles, if not more.

1 0.12% prices way too high

1 0.12% Probably possibility of financial aid help with paying of room for a semester

1 0.12% Question # 39, I could only pick one but I'd love to live with other college students to have a community.

1 0.12% Question #39 said choose all that apply but that was not possible. If housing were available I would live there my full time attending college.

1 0.12% Question 39 does not let you choose more then 1 option, but I would want to be able to live in the student housing for the entire time I am a student at my primary college.

1 0.12% quiet room and cheap cleaning fee

1 0.12% really exciting idea.\

1 0.12% reasonably close to campus.

1 0.12% Rent fees are very high.

1 0.12% Rent is too expensive even when you share with someone else. What about students who have children? Where would we out them?

1 0.12% Rent should be less,and roommates should be 5

1 0.12% Rent similar to local apartments not higher just because of school living

1 0.12% Rent would have to be cheaper since apartments around Wilmington area are not that expensive. If going to LAHC. But then again Wilmington is not the safest, so I would chose to stay in campus over off campus apartment.

1 0.12% Safe comfortable quite peaceful place that help us to study with relax mind plz

1 0.12% Safety

1 0.12% Safety is first. LA is considered as a not-so-secure city. There has been many violent crime cases in campuses in LA. Emergency services availability and accessibility are very important for students and their parents.

1 0.12% Safety issue is very important

1 0.12% Safety, comfort, and environmental friendly should be KEY factors for any and all student housing opportunities. Also, each housing unit should have a licences counselor availability for both school guidance and personally issues.

1 0.12% Safety, parking structure, flexible and AFFORDABLE cost.

1 0.12% satisfied 1 0.12% Sections allocated specifically for "older" or "non-traditional" aged students would be wonderful.

1 0.12% security

1 0.12% Security is extremely important to me and I can't stress that enough.

1 0.12% Security would be cool.

1 0.12% Seems like a good idea for freshmen or people who need to attend LACC for 2 years or more, but too big of a commitment for people only needing around 1 more year or less.

1 0.12% Should be affordable for the students depending on their income.

1 0.12% Should be affordable. The example rates were still too much for today's economy where the unemployment is high.

1 0.12% Should be low cost like those low income appartments

1 0.12% Should be two to a room. Three floors. Not coed. Small laundry room and social lounge on same floor

1 0.12% Single parent student housing

1 0.12% Soon I will be transferring to another college and will probably live in student housing at that point, but right now my current living situation is perfectly acceptable.

1 0.12% Sounds good, Lots of people ask for it ( I work as a student worker at lacc) . it seems like a good idea but could be bad since its a community college

1 0.12% Split the rent of rooms with 2+ other students and take an additional 10-15% off the top of the rent before it is split.

1 0.12% student house should be affordable because los angeles is so expensive im having a tremendously hard time because most of my income savings money goes on my rent

1 0.12% Student housing cost is very high.

1 0.12% Student Housing is a great idea for those who need it.

1 0.12% Student housing is always great for those who are determined to be a full time student and single.

1 0.12% Student housing is an excellent idea. Personally I'm the apartment manager where I live and because of the work I do my rent is very low and have no interest in moving.

1 0.12% Student housing is better defined in two ways. single student and cople student . For married students, only one of whom is a student. Not a good situation .

1 0.12% Student housing need to be cost friendly and affordable. The prices mentioned in the example are very expensive. I do not believe it is affordable. I would love it if my college had student housing. Since I'm an International student. Took me a while to find a place to leave. But if student housing is more expensive than where i currently stay then it would not make me move there.

1 0.12% Student housing needs to happen NOW!!!!

1 0.12% Student housing should prioritize accommodating students who risk homelessness or currently have unstable living situations

1 0.12% student housing should provide a decent and relaxing area for student to study and rest. If 4 people live in a small area, most probably not all of them have the same bed time schedule or living style. That makes it hard for some other who just need a quiet place to live and cheaper as long as they are student.

1 0.12% Student housing will be a great option for many students.

1 0.12% Student housing with an on site gym and internet acces will be the best thing ever !

1 0.12% Student housing would be a huge help to my transfer and graduation possibility. I sincerely hope this can become a reality.

1 0.12% Student housing would be a phenomenal idea in regards to my primary college, LAHC, because of transportation issues. The deciding factor of living there would have to be monetary issues, but I believe it is a great idea. Thanks! 1 0.12% Student should be worth between $400-$600 month/person. That is how much apartments cost around elac. Why would paying $1000 for a room be better for a student when he/she might not be recieveing aid financially.

1 0.12% Students can be messy. I would advise tile or wood flooring instead of carpet.

1 0.12% Students can rent a studio for themselves alone with this rent. It can't be a good option for students. Right now, I rent a private room in a quiet big house. I have a private bathroom, kitchen, living room,etc with $800 a month. Why I should rent a room in campus for more than $1000???

1 0.12% Students can't pay $1000 a month. That's insane.

1 0.12% Students need to live in a place where they could have their own freedom of space

1 0.12% subsidize for grades

1 0.12% Survey should also consider working parents which children are involved, and not an ideal situation for children to live on on campus housing with other students.

1 0.12% take lgbt folk in consideration

1 0.12% Thank you laccd

1 0.12% Thank you!

1 0.12% Thankful

1 0.12% thanks

1 0.12% That it wouldn't take long to apply and get housing

1 0.12% That there be strict rules in place and that violations of these rules are enforced and students know the consequences. This will help deter crime, disturbances and know the consequences of potentially eviction and college discipline.

1 0.12% The ability to have friends within the apartment without curfew.

1 0.12% the cost is cheaper

1 0.12% The cost is too expensive for a student.

1 0.12% The cost of living is too high.

1 0.12% The cost outlined in any floorplan is still too expensive, it's significantly cheaper to rent a room, or find your own apartment or house and find roommates.

1 0.12% The costime first student housing is 20% to 30% higher than local housing.. it would be financially sound for me to rent on campus if my goal is to save money while focusing on school.

1 0.12% The housing should be built by the students for the students. At LACC there used to be an architecture program and now they tell me I have to go to ELAC if I want to study architecture and that's bullshit.

1 0.12% The idea overall sounds very inviting and would work well for many students, but there are those students that already have a small family and are struggling enough as it is to try to acquire any housing with other students. If housing was available for these small families and low costs, it would probably work out a lot better because the students wouldn't have to worry about working full time jobs to provide and would have more time to focus on school.

1 0.12% The land is certainly available (large campus with undeveloped land) but I'm not sure that the remote location of the WLAC campus would be ideal for student housing. Up a hill, not much light at night, too far to walk to and from grocery store or restaurant after buses stop running.

1 0.12% The main reason student housing is not an option for me is because I own a dog.

1 0.12% The most important factor for me is cost, because I'm having a very difficult time here where I live.

1 0.12% The most important thing for many students would be affordable housing.

1 0.12% The only way I would be able to take advantage of student housing, as a single parent would be if there was an affordable option made to do so without having to take in a roommate in the $1200 range. 1 0.12% The only way I would be willing to live in student housing is if it was paid for, whether by the school or a state grant. That way I wouldn't have to work so many hours at two jobs to pay for housing plus the cost of living.

1 0.12% The options are great for those students without children. However, for those of us that do have a child/children, there were no available options other than paying twice the rent. Having an option for working parents that go to school at night would be great.

1 0.12% The options to choose units were plentiful, but all of the designs confused me. I'd prefer having a shared room (2 people w bunk beds) per room with 6 rooms in one large suite. Having one common living area with for each suite and access to amenities (24 hour study lounge) for everyone in the building would be great. 6 floors + Underground Parking 2 suites each floor 12 students to a suite. That's 144 students per building. Charge each student an affordable rate like $600-800 each and we would love it!

1 0.12% the price on the web site was not fair. as the student we can not afford 1000 $ our more .

1 0.12% The price would have to be decent for the students that cannot afford LA housing. The units should be subsidized greatly.

1 0.12% The prices (approx) seem like a deal for those able to maintain employment, while some of the students at the college are there for the purpose of getting the credentials to seek employment. It looked like it would be something that would help those with employment and/or "support", over those that truly struggle to succeed academically because of unstable living situations.

1 0.12% The prices present were very high. It was not specified if the students will be able to use the dining hall and the food provided was included in the price, or paid extra, or students will have to provide, or cook, their own meals.

1 0.12% The reason I would not consider to leave on campus is because from the outlined examples the rent would be too much. There is more affordable places in the city that won't cost as much as it would yo live on campus

1 0.12% the rent is still too high for students.

1 0.12% the sooner the better! I would absolutely love to do student housing at pierce college!

1 0.12% The student housing are great , I would love to live there, but it's very expensive and also I have a child and the plan doesn't speak of family housing. I would have liked to live there.

1 0.12% The student housing program should also provide services for homeless students with children.

1 0.12% The students who need it should automatically qualify.

1 0.12% The whole point of affordable housing is affordable rents, your rates are comparable to the city's and neighborhood's. If there was a way to get cheaper rent by remaining a student, it would be an insanely popular program.

1 0.12% There is a lack of housing for older people who are on SSI. Section 8 is closed and rent is too high in Culver City, especially senior housing.

1 0.12% There is no need to building apartment, LACCD can cooperation with building company, there are many building close LACCD. You can just contract with company that you can afford basic how many student rent in that area, that student don't need to pay the deposit, if there is necessary, LACCD can set some contract with student to make sure student may not break the rule.

1 0.12% There is not any housing at my college

1 0.12% There needs to be a building section just for students with disabilities and for service animals and pets be welcome with easy access to campus for those with physical limitations

1 0.12% There should be a free rent option (grant?) for students who can show academic grit/integrity/passion but are extremely poor/homeless or in unstable living conditions. Otherwise the only students who would benefit from this would be able to pay 1k up rent (your cheapest offer), which are students already living with some sort of privilege (supportive family, financially successful parents, went to a fancy high school ect). Many people have parents making minimum wage and were never taught how to learn appropriately (poor schools) but none the less some how end up loving education but have no means to pursue it (because they have to pay rent or become homeless - which is no exaggeration and a typical scenario in Los Angeles). I really believe the economic position/location that LACC is in could really make a greater impact on the students who cannot afford college (have no family backing them up) rather than spending so much money building housing that would only house the financially well off and most likely rich kids. Rich kids can go anywhere, the poor kids are stuck right here in Los Angeles right next door to your college, and I firmly believe that's where your investments should be going.

1 0.12% There should be a sort of meal plan for students added to the student housing.

1 0.12% This is a fantastic idea I would actually be very interested in, should the builiding allow dogs. Thank you! 1 0.12% This is a good idea... Housing is Los Angeles is too expensive.

1 0.12% This is a great option for some students.

1 0.12% This is a really great project. Hopefully LACCD gets massive amounts of interest into affordable college housing in the district.

1 0.12% This is a wonderful idea for community colleges. Thank you for thinking of us.

1 0.12% This is actually a great idea. We do have many foreign students that's can't afford school and pay rent.

1 0.12% This is such a great idea and would definitely be a big help for some students.

1 0.12% This was a really unexpected survey, but nonetheless really cool. I love the idea of living on campus. It gives us community college students something to lean back on and maybe even a small taste of the more traditional four year college life. Thank you!

1 0.12% This will be the greatest educational advancement yet!

1 0.12% this would be a great idea

1 0.12% This would be amazing

1 0.12% This would be awesome

1 0.12% This would be FANTASTIC! Please do this!

1 0.12% This would be very helpful for me

1 0.12% Those housing prices for student housing seem really high. Near LA City College, it would be possible for a student to find much cheaper housing.

1 0.12% Those prices are unrealistic for students attending community college. You should look in to reducing those costs. We wouldn't be attending community college if we could afford those prices.

1 0.12% Those prices are WAY too high for the type of unit they are. And you'd force people to buy dining plans as well, when they're paying over a thousand dollars for a unit that doesn't even have a kitchen?! You people are insane. I was really excited for this survey; as someone who is about to be in a difficult living situation I thought student housing would be a great idea for the future, but that is just unreasonable!

1 0.12% to expenses

1 0.12% To have affordable rent.

1 0.12% To make sure that security at all times.

1 0.12% Too expensive. Many people go to community colleges because they are more affordable in hopes for a better career. The housing prices are extremely overpriced for us low income students.

1 0.12% Transportation needs to be quicker

1 0.12% Try to actually make it affordable. Working a lot of hoyrs to make livable money and school dont go together for a lot of people.

1 0.12% Very good plan.

1 0.12% way too expensive for a shared/ or one bedroom

1 0.12% way too expensive for student Housing. Unless you have two roommate's to be able to afford the rent. might as well get a normal apartment cost the same like student housing. Was expecting $500 or $700 for rent something a student can actually afford if their living alone.

1 0.12% Way too Expensive!

1 0.12% We are students who are trying to do the right thing by going to school and furthering our education so that we can have a good living. It's hard enough that in order for us to make good money and get good jobs we have to have and education. Going to school is super stressful and expensive the least the schools could do is offer a place where we as students could eliminate some of our stress.

1 0.12% We need affordable housing, housing is too expensive in Los Angeles 1 0.12% We need Gender Neutral Restrooms

1 0.12% we need help please!

1 0.12% We need student housing

1 0.12% we need them!

1 0.12% Well I'd like to definitely choose my own roommate! As well as affordable living arrangements, when choosing a living arrangement it needs to come with parking, I think that's about it.

1 0.12% Well library hours would have to be extended if there were student housing at LAHC, that's for sure.

1 0.12% What about a living quarters for single parents with children that want to get an education?

1 0.12% What are jobs opportunities around the campus? Or on campus?

1 0.12% What are the likely hoods of student housing happening in our college?

1 0.12% What happens when someone gets pregnant? Will you push them out ? What about if someone graduates and loves to live there, will you use forms/contracts to remove them? Good Luck...

1 0.12% What if you have a child??

1 0.12% What would the requirements be for renting a unit?

1 0.12% What you offer is way too expensive. Arounda thousand dollars a month for no bathroom, no kitchen, shared living... etc. no thank you.

1 0.12% When can we get started!

1 0.12% When would we know when the housing is available for students and when can we register

1 0.12% when?

1 0.12% While I am personally not interested, I think this would be an amazing opportunity for some students, especially if some payment options are available.

1 0.12% While I personally do not want to live in student housing, I think it's a great opportunity for other first or second year students.

1 0.12% Will fasa cover the housing plan ?

1 0.12% Will love for this to happen, very helpful.

1 0.12% Will this be available soon? I need a place to move where I can achieve the most.

1 0.12% Would be great if it is affordable,safe,quiet,allowed to have pets,and get to school faster. All utilities included with a monthly rate around 750$ I would be in good.

1 0.12% Would be perfect

1 0.12% Would family housing be offered?

1 0.12% Would Have to be cheap

1 0.12% Would housing only be limited to 2 people or can it be up to 4?

1 0.12% Would love to but cannot afford it.

1 0.12% Would there be a program to be paired up with students with similar interests as you?

1 0.12% Would there be an option for single mothers with children?

1 0.12% Wouldn't be too much interested because I have a child and want him to live with me than any other student

1 0.12% Yes all the questions to number 40,41 & 42 are relevant for deciding on LACCD to build student housing in order for the students to feel and be safe in the environment they are living in. Where are the student housing being built? 1 0.12% You need to make it cheaper and not charge students the price of an actual full apartment unit to share a room with another student and use a communal bath

1 0.12% You should make Apts available for families. If both parents are going to school full time you should make Housing available to students who are patents too

1 0.12% Your choices were so expensive

811 Respondents

EXHIBIT B: OFF-CAMPUS ANALYSIS

Los Angeles City College 855 N. Vermont Avenue Housing Demand Analysis Los Angeles, CA 90029 Off-Campus Housing Market

Lease Property Address City Distance Year Built # of Units Term Apartments 1 Heliotrope 877 N Heliotrope Dr Los Angeles 0.3 12 mo. 1922 2 Marathon Towers 4150 Marathon St Los Angeles 0.4 1989 94 3 Normal 4300 Normal Ave Los Angeles 0.3 12 mo. 1927 4 Lockwood Avenue Apartments 4411-4421 Lockwood Ave Los Angeles 0.1 1966 72 5 Berendo Apartments 1217 N Berendo St Los Angeles 0.5 12 mo. 1928 16 6 Los Feliz Club Apartments 1800 N New Hampshire Ave Los Angeles 1.1 Flexible 1987 134 7 Mariposa Gardens 533 N Mariposa Ave Los Angeles 1.1 12 mo. 1986 71 8 Lexington Apartments 5322 Lexington Ave Los Angeles 1.0 12 mo. 1967 13 9 METWEST 5837 W Sunset Blvd Los Angeles 2.1 2016 79 10 Hollywood Royale Apartments 1545 N Hobart Blvd Los Angeles 1.5 1960 111 11 Del Mar Apartments 4225 Del Mar Ave Los Angeles 0.6 1987 45 12 Emerald Terrace Apartments 160 S Virgil Ave Los Angeles 1.5 Flexible 1971 303 13 K2 Apartments 688 S Berendo St Los Angeles 2.1 2014 130 14 The Ritz on Berendo 341 S Berendo St Los Angeles 1.8 1987 42 15 The Chadwick Apartment Homes 209 S Westmoreland Ave Los Angeles 1.6 Flexible 1968 687 16 Ardmore 437 N Ardmore Ave Los Angeles 1.4 12 mo. 1954 67 17 Camden Glendale 3900 San Fernando Rd Glendale 3.9 Flexible 2015 303 18 The Harvey Apartments 5640 Santa Monica Blvd Los Angeles 1.3 1927 177 19 The Orsini 550 N Figueroa St Los Angeles 4.1 2010 10 20 Promenade Towers 123 S Figueroa St Los Angeles 3.8 1985 611 Single-Family Homes 1 Lucile 850 Lucile Ave Los Angeles 1.1 1984 2 3223 3223 W 6th St Los Angeles 1.8 2009 3 Dewey 1206 Dewey Ave Los Angeles 3.0 12 mo. 4 Hobart 915 S Hobart Blvd Los Angeles 3.1 1936 5 Monroe 5421 Monroe St Los Angeles 1.7 12 mo. 1922 6 Westmoreland 1228 N Westmoreland Ave Los Angeles 0.6 12 mo. 7 Hyperion 1249 Hyperion Ave Los Angeles 1.1 12 mo. 1925 8 Manzanita 927 Manzanita St Los Angeles 0.6 12 mo. 1938 9 Murray Murray Dr Los Angeles 1.7 12 mo. 1950 10 Silver Lake Silver Lake Blvd Los Angeles 2.6 12 mo. 1920 Apartments - Average 1.5 1973 165

Single-Family Homes - Average 1.7 1948 Los Angeles Harbor College Housing Demand Analysis Off-Campus Housing Market

Property Address City Distance Lease Term Year Built # of Units Apartments 1 Portofino Apartments/Townhomes 1625 W. PCH Wilmington 1.0 - 1987 200 2 The Vue Apartments 255 W .5th Street San Pedro 5.0 Flexible 2008 301 3 Park Vista Townhomes 2545 W .235th St Torrance 4.9 Flexible - - 4 Solimar 1500 W Pacific Coast Highway Wilmington 0.7 Flexible - 204 5 Portofino Apartments/Townhomes (Summer Wind) 1625 W. PCH Wilmington 1.0 Flexible 1987 200 6 Bay View Apartments 638 Bay View Ave Wilmington 1.5 1 1985 108 7 Ocean Breeze 1132 N Wilmington Blvd Wilmington 0.7 1 1987 62 8 Banning Villa Apartments 1100 N. Banning Villa Wilmington 2.4 1 1976 90 9 Narbonne Apartments 25916 N. Narbonne Ave Lomita 3.0 1 1962 22 10 The Gardens at Arlington 23330 Arlington Avenue Torrance 4.4 1 1969 57 11 Seaport Luxury Condos and Townhomes 28000 S Western Ave San Pedro 3.4 Flexible 2008 136 12 Bayridge 1099 Capitol Drive San Pedro 3.6 Flexible 1987 60 13 Harborview 1286 Capitol Drive San Pedro 4.0 Flexible 1984 160 14 Park Anza 23817 Anza Avenue Torrance 5.7 Flexible 1967 268 15 Lagoon Apartments 1010 N. Lagoon Ave #108 Wilmington 1.3 1 1985 62 16 Alta South bay 2433 S Vermont Ave Torrance 3.5 Flexible 2015 246 17 San Pedro Bank Lofts 407 W. 7th Street San Pedro 4.6 1 2007 89 18 Del Amo Village Apartments 1844 Plaza Del Amo Torrance 4.5 1 1963 132 19 Samoan Sea Apartments 661 N Harbor Blvd San Pedro 3.7 1 1973 148 20 Hillside Plaza Apartments 26100 Narbonne Ave Lomita 4.5 1 1962 48 Single-Family Homes 1 1466 W I Street 1466 W I Street Wilmington 0.4 1 1964 2 2125 W 236th Place 2125 W 236th Place Torrance 4.0 1 1955 3 912 Frigate Ave 912 Frigate Ave Wilmington 0.6 1 1954 4 1503.5 N Wilmington Blvd 1503 n Wilmington Ave Wilmington 0.6 1 5 1816 261st Street 1816 261st Street Lomita 2.5 1 1928 6 1923 Via Madonna 1923 Via Madonna Lomita 3.2 1 1970 7 1857 255th Street 1857 255th Street Lomita 2.6 1 1962 8 25319 Bayside Place 25319 Bayside Place Harbor City 1.5 1 1996 9 1281 Flint Drive 1281 Flint Drive Harbor City 2.0 1 2005 10 500 E 244th 500 E 244th Street Carson 2.6 1 1960 Apartments - Average 3.2 1984 136

Single-Family Homes - Average 2.0 1 1966 0 Pierce College 6201 Winnetka Avenue Housing Demand Analysis Woodland Hills, CA 91371 Off-Campus Housing Market

Lease Property Address City Distance Year Built # of Units Term Apartments 1 Eaves Warner Center 5727 Canoga Ave. Woodland Hills 2.5 Flexible 1979 227 2 Lombardi Apartments 5633 Topanga Canyon Blvd. Woodland Hills 3.3 12 mon. 1965 127 3 Eaves Woodland Hills 22122 Victory Blvd. Woodland Hills 2.9 Flexible 1971 883 4 Bella Vista at Warner Ridge 6150 De Soto Ave. Woodland Hills 1.9 Flexible 2001 579 5 Jordan Tropicana Apartments 7050 Jordan Ave. Canoga Park 3.4 - 1965 21 6 Reseda Village Green 6610 Vanalden Ave. Reseda 2.2 - 1970 144 7 Sherway Villa 17808 Sherman Way Reseda 4.5 - 1984 100 8 Terraces on the Boulevard II 5919 Reseda Blvd. Tarzana 3.5 - 1964 50 9 The Pavillion 5680 Reseda Blvd. Tarzana 3.3 - 1976 34 10 Casa Verde 5500 Newcastle Ave. Encino 4.0 - 1969 61 11 Chateau Lakeside 16815 Vanowen St. Van Nuys 5.3 - 1986 53 12 Warner Pines 21601 Erwin St. Woodland Hills 2.2 Flexible 1977 277 13 The Reserve at Warner Center 22100 Erwin St Woodland Hills 3.7 Flexible 1968 477 14 Motif 21021 Erwin St Woodland Hills 1.6 Flexible 2015 395 15 Carillon Apartments 6301 De Soto Ave Woodland Hills 1.8 2008 264 16 Avondale at Warner Center 22222 Victory Blvd Woodland Hills 2.6 Flexible 1968 446 17 Avalon Woodland Hills 20544 Ventura Blvd Woodland Hills 1.4 Flexible 1989 663 18 Alura 6333 Canoga Ave Woodland Hills 2 Flexible - - 19 Vue at Warner Park 21530 Califa St Woodland Hills 2 Flexible 1978 73 20 Pointe at Warner Center 6150 Canoga Ave Woodland Hills 2.1 Flexible 2004 136 Single-Family Homes 1 Dolorosa 23125 Dolorosa St Woodland Hills 4.9 12 mon. 1952 2 Oxnard 20540 Oxnard St Woodland Hills 0.8 - 1961 3 Quaktown 5220 Quakertown Ave Woodland Hills 1.2 - 1952 4 Philiprimm 22346 Philiprimm St Woodland Hills 3.7 - 1960 5 Saltillo 4149 Saltillo St Woodland Hills 4.5 - 1970 6 Campo 5162 Campo Rd Woodland Hills 3.3 - 1992 7 Galvez 22050 Galvez St Woodland Hills 4 - 1952 8 Collins 23060 Collins St Woodland Hills 5.6 12 mon. 1954 9 Baza 5358 Baza Ave Woodland Hills 3.1 12 mon. 1947 10 Jumilla 6151 Jumilla Ave Woodland Hills 3.1 12 mon. 1955 Apartments - Average 2.8 1981 264

Single-Family Homes - Average 3.4 1960 West Los Angeles College 9000 Overland Avenue Housing Demand Analysis Culver City, CA 90230 Off-Campus Housing Market

Lease Property Address City Distance Year Built # of Units Term Apartments 1 Access Culver City 8770 Washington Blvd. Culver City 2.7 Flexible 115 2 Baldwin 4257 Baldwin Ave Culver City 2.1 3 The Oliver 11957 W Washington Blvd Los Angeles 3.3 12 mo. 1000 30 4 Access 8770 Washington Blvd Culver City 3.6 Flexible 2015 115 5 Sepulveda 3932 Sepulveda Blvd APT 3 Culver City 2.7 12 mo. 1963 14 6 Sawtelle 3971 Sawtelle Blvd APT F Los Angeles 2.9 12 7 CentrePointe Apartments 3701 Overland Ave Los Angeles 2.2 12 mo. 1991 176 8 Montecito - Villas at Playa Vista 12855 Runway Rd Playa Vista 3.2 9 Dufresne 3760 Dufresne Ct APT 23 Los Angeles 2.8 12 mo. 1973 45 10 Parkway Plaza Apartments 6220 Bristol Pky Culver City 2.3 12 mo. 1971 92 11 Harlow Culver City 9901 Washington Blvd Culver City 2.4 Flexible 2015 131 12 Meadows 6300 Green Valley Cir Culver City 2.6 Flexible 1968 690 13 Imperial Buckingham 6060 Buckingham Way Culver City 2.4 1968 50 14 Mitchell Apartments 12133-12135 Mitchell Ave Los Angeles 3.6 1978 106 15 the2900 2900 S Sepulveda Blvd Los Angeles 4.1 2013 40 16 Waterstone at Metro 3324 Castle Heights Ave Los Angeles 3.1 1986 120 17 Azure The Residences 11900 Courtleigh Dr Los Angeles 3.2 Flexible 2014 28 18 The Diplomat Apartments 10751 Rose Ave Los Angeles 2.8 1962 118 19 Pacific Rose Apartments - Culver City 10705-10725 Rose Ave Los Angeles 2.7 1962 60 20 Castle Heights Apartments 3325 Castle Heights Ave Los Angeles 3.1 1988 56 Single-Family Homes 1 Lincoln 4215 Lincoln Ave Culver City 2.0 1969 2 Indian Wood 4935 Indian Wood Rd Culver City 0.6 3 Krueger 8912 Krueger St Culver City 2.5 1927 4 Milton 4149 Milton Ave Culver City 2.1 12 mo. 1940 5 Farragut Dr 10028 Farragut Dr Culver City 2.0 12 mo. 6 Minerva 4126 Minerva Ave Los Angeles 2.9 12 mo. 1944 7 Culver Park 11269 Culver Park Dr Culver City 1.5 12 mo. 1950 8 Braddock 100116 Braddock Dr Culver City 1.9 9 Moore 4272 Moore St Los Angeles 4.7 12 mo. 1949 10 Bentley 3857 Bentley Ave Culver City 2.8 12 mo. 1939 Apartments - Average 2.9 1923 111

Single-Family Homes - Average 2.3 1945

EXHIBIT C: DEMAND-BASED PROGRAMMING MODEL

LA City College Student Housing Market Analysis Demand Forecast Scenario I

2016 - 2017 Enrolled Current Current Enrollment Classification Population Capture Rate Occupancy 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 18-19 1,761 0% 0 20-24 4,941 0% 0 25-30 3,181 0% 0 31 or more 4,513 0% 0 TOTAL 16,202 0% 0

2016 - 2017 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,761 3% 59 8 8 8 0 0 0 17 8 0 0 8 0 20-24 4,941 5% 246 37 45 22 7 22 37 7 22 7 37 0 0 25-30 3,181 6% 195 23 23 29 11 17 6 23 11 17 11 11 11 31 or more 4,513 3% 145 7 26 20 0 7 7 20 26 7 20 7 0 TOTAL 16,202 4% 645 75 102 79 19 46 50 67 69 31 69 27 11 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (645) (75) (102) (79) (19) (46) (50) (67) (69) (31) (69) (27) (11)

2017 - 2018 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,761 3% 59 8 8 8 0 0 0 17 8 0 0 8 0 20-24 4,941 5% 246 37 45 22 7 22 37 7 22 7 37 0 0 25-30 3,181 6% 195 23 23 29 11 17 6 23 11 17 11 11 11 31 or more 4,513 3% 145 7 26 20 0 7 7 20 26 7 20 7 0 TOTAL 16,202 4% 645 75 102 79 19 46 50 67 69 31 69 27 11 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (645) (75) (102) (79) (19) (46) (50) (67) (69) (31) (69) (27) (11)

2018 - 2019 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,761 3% 59 8 8 8 0 0 0 17 8 0 0 8 0 20-24 4,941 5% 246 37 45 22 7 22 37 7 22 7 37 0 0 25-30 3,181 6% 195 23 23 29 11 17 6 23 11 17 11 11 11 31 or more 4,513 3% 145 7 26 20 0 7 7 20 26 7 20 7 0 TOTAL 16,202 4% 645 75 102 79 19 46 50 67 69 31 69 27 11 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (645) (75) (102) (79) (19) (46) (50) (67) (69) (31) (69) (27) (11) 2019 - 2020 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,761 3% 59 8 8 8 0 0 0 17 8 0 0 8 0 20-24 4,941 5% 246 37 45 22 7 22 37 7 22 7 37 0 0 25-30 3,181 6% 195 23 23 29 11 17 6 23 11 17 11 11 11 31 or more 4,513 3% 145 7 26 20 0 7 7 20 26 7 20 7 0 TOTAL 16,202 4% 645 75 102 79 19 46 50 67 69 31 69 27 11 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (645) (75) (102) (79) (19) (46) (50) (67) (69) (31) (69) (27) (11)

2020 - 2021 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,761 3% 59 8 8 8 0 0 0 17 8 0 0 8 0 20-24 4,941 5% 246 37 45 22 7 22 37 7 22 7 37 0 0 25-30 3,181 6% 195 23 23 29 11 17 6 23 11 17 11 11 11 31 or more 4,513 3% 145 7 26 20 0 7 7 20 26 7 20 7 0 TOTAL 16,202 4% 645 75 102 79 19 46 50 67 69 31 69 27 11 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (645) (75) (102) (79) (19) (46) (50) (67) (69) (31) (69) (27) (11)

2021 - 2022 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,761 3% 59 8 8 8 0 0 0 17 8 0 0 8 0 20-24 4,941 5% 246 37 45 22 7 22 37 7 22 7 37 0 0 25-30 3,181 6% 195 23 23 29 11 17 6 23 11 17 11 11 11 31 or more 4,513 3% 145 7 26 20 0 7 7 20 26 7 20 7 0 TOTAL 16,202 4% 645 75 102 79 19 46 50 67 69 31 69 27 11 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (645) (75) (102) (79) (19) (46) (50) (67) (69) (31) (69) (27) (11)

2022 - 2023 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,761 3% 59 8 8 8 0 0 0 17 8 0 0 8 0 20-24 4,941 5% 246 37 45 22 7 22 37 7 22 7 37 0 0 25-30 3,181 6% 195 23 23 29 11 17 6 23 11 17 11 11 11 31 or more 4,513 3% 145 7 26 20 0 7 7 20 26 7 20 7 0 TOTAL 16,202 4% 645 75 102 79 19 46 50 67 69 31 69 27 11 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (645) (75) (102) (79) (19) (46) (50) (67) (69) (31) (69) (27) (11) 2023 - 2024 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,761 3% 59 8 8 8 0 0 0 17 8 0 0 8 0 20-24 4,941 5% 246 37 45 22 7 22 37 7 22 7 37 0 0 25-30 3,181 6% 195 23 23 29 11 17 6 23 11 17 11 11 11 31 or more 4,513 3% 145 7 26 20 0 7 7 20 26 7 20 7 0 TOTAL 16,202 4% 645 75 102 79 19 46 50 67 69 31 69 27 11 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (645) (75) (102) (79) (19) (46) (50) (67) (69) (31) (69) (27) (11)

2024 - 2025 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,761 3% 59 8 8 8 0 0 0 17 8 0 0 8 0 20-24 4,941 5% 246 37 45 22 7 22 37 7 22 7 37 0 0 25-30 3,181 6% 195 23 23 29 11 17 6 23 11 17 11 11 11 31 or more 4,513 3% 145 7 26 20 0 7 7 20 26 7 20 7 0 TOTAL 16,202 4% 645 75 102 79 19 46 50 67 69 31 69 27 11 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (645) (75) (102) (79) (19) (46) (50) (67) (69) (31) (69) (27) (11)

2025 - 2026 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,761 3% 59 8 8 8 0 0 0 17 8 0 0 8 0 20-24 4,941 5% 246 37 45 22 7 22 37 7 22 7 37 0 0 25-30 3,181 6% 195 23 23 29 11 17 6 23 11 17 11 11 11 31 or more 4,513 3% 145 7 26 20 0 7 7 20 26 7 20 7 0 TOTAL 16,202 4% 645 75 102 79 19 46 50 67 69 31 69 27 11 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (645) (75) (102) (79) (19) (46) (50) (67) (69) (31) (69) (27) (11)

2026 - 2027 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,806 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,761 3% 59 8 8 8 0 0 0 17 8 0 0 8 0 20-24 4,941 5% 246 37 45 22 7 22 37 7 22 7 37 0 0 25-30 3,181 6% 195 23 23 29 11 17 6 23 11 17 11 11 11 31 or more 4,513 3% 145 7 26 20 0 7 7 20 26 7 20 7 0 TOTAL 16,202 4% 645 75 102 79 19 46 50 67 69 31 69 27 11 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (645) (75) (102) (79) (19) (46) (50) (67) (69) (31) (69) (27) (11) LA Harbor College Student Housing Market Analysis Demand Forecast Scenario I

2016 - 2017 Enrolled Current Current Enrollment Classification Population Capture Rate Occupancy 17 or under 978 0% 0 18-19 1,891 0% 0 20-24 3,456 0% 0 25-30 1,454 0% 0 31 or more 1,580 0% 0 TOTAL 9,359 0% 0

2016 - 2017 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 978 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,891 4% 72 18 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 0 20-24 3,456 3% 99 0 25 33 0 8 0 8 0 8 8 0 8 25-30 1,454 3% 49 14 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 7 31 or more 1,580 1% 10 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 9,359 2% 231 32 32 40 5 26 25 15 0 8 8 18 20 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (231) (32) (32) (40) (5) (26) (25) (15) 0 (8) (8) (18) (20)

2017 - 2018 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 978 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,891 4% 72 18 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 0 20-24 3,456 3% 99 0 25 33 0 8 0 8 0 8 8 0 8 25-30 1,454 3% 49 14 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 7 31 or more 1,580 1% 10 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 9,359 2% 231 32 32 40 5 26 25 15 0 8 8 18 20 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (231) (32) (32) (40) (5) (26) (25) (15) 0 (8) (8) (18) (20)

2018 - 2019 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 978 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,891 4% 72 18 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 0 20-24 3,456 3% 99 0 25 33 0 8 0 8 0 8 8 0 8 25-30 1,454 3% 49 14 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 7 31 or more 1,580 1% 10 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 9,359 2% 231 32 32 40 5 26 25 15 0 8 8 18 20 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (231) (32) (32) (40) (5) (26) (25) (15) 0 (8) (8) (18) (20) 2019 - 2020 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 978 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,891 4% 72 18 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 0 20-24 3,456 3% 99 0 25 33 0 8 0 8 0 8 8 0 8 25-30 1,454 3% 49 14 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 7 31 or more 1,580 1% 10 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 9,359 2% 231 32 32 40 5 26 25 15 0 8 8 18 20 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (231) (32) (32) (40) (5) (26) (25) (15) 0 (8) (8) (18) (20)

2020 - 2021 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 978 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,891 4% 72 18 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 0 20-24 3,456 3% 99 0 25 33 0 8 0 8 0 8 8 0 8 25-30 1,454 3% 49 14 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 7 31 or more 1,580 1% 10 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 9,359 2% 231 32 32 40 5 26 25 15 0 8 8 18 20 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (231) (32) (32) (40) (5) (26) (25) (15) 0 (8) (8) (18) (20)

2021 - 2022 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 978 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,891 4% 72 18 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 0 20-24 3,456 3% 99 0 25 33 0 8 0 8 0 8 8 0 8 25-30 1,454 3% 49 14 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 7 31 or more 1,580 1% 10 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 9,359 2% 231 32 32 40 5 26 25 15 0 8 8 18 20 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (231) (32) (32) (40) (5) (26) (25) (15) 0 (8) (8) (18) (20)

2022 - 2023 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 978 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,891 4% 72 18 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 0 20-24 3,456 3% 99 0 25 33 0 8 0 8 0 8 8 0 8 25-30 1,454 3% 49 14 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 7 31 or more 1,580 1% 10 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 9,359 2% 231 32 32 40 5 26 25 15 0 8 8 18 20 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (231) (32) (32) (40) (5) (26) (25) (15) 0 (8) (8) (18) (20) 2023 - 2024 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 978 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,891 4% 72 18 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 0 20-24 3,456 3% 99 0 25 33 0 8 0 8 0 8 8 0 8 25-30 1,454 3% 49 14 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 7 31 or more 1,580 1% 10 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 9,359 2% 231 32 32 40 5 26 25 15 0 8 8 18 20 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (231) (32) (32) (40) (5) (26) (25) (15) 0 (8) (8) (18) (20)

2024 - 2025 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 978 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,891 4% 72 18 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 0 20-24 3,456 3% 99 0 25 33 0 8 0 8 0 8 8 0 8 25-30 1,454 3% 49 14 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 7 31 or more 1,580 1% 10 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 9,359 2% 231 32 32 40 5 26 25 15 0 8 8 18 20 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (231) (32) (32) (40) (5) (26) (25) (15) 0 (8) (8) (18) (20)

2025 - 2026 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 978 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,891 4% 72 18 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 0 20-24 3,456 3% 99 0 25 33 0 8 0 8 0 8 8 0 8 25-30 1,454 3% 49 14 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 7 31 or more 1,580 1% 10 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 9,359 2% 231 32 32 40 5 26 25 15 0 8 8 18 20 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (231) (32) (32) (40) (5) (26) (25) (15) 0 (8) (8) (18) (20)

2026 - 2027 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 978 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,891 4% 72 18 0 0 0 18 18 0 0 0 0 18 0 20-24 3,456 3% 99 0 25 33 0 8 0 8 0 8 8 0 8 25-30 1,454 3% 49 14 7 7 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0 7 31 or more 1,580 1% 10 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 TOTAL 9,359 2% 231 32 32 40 5 26 25 15 0 8 8 18 20 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (231) (32) (32) (40) (5) (26) (25) (15) 0 (8) (8) (18) (20) LA Pierce College Student Housing Market Analysis Demand Forecast Scenario I

2016 - 2017 Enrolled Current Current Enrollment Classification Population Capture Rate Occupancy 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 18-19 4,435 0% 0 20-24 6,924 0% 0 25-30 2,921 0% 0 31 or more 3,559 0% 0 TOTAL 19,209 0% 0

2016 - 2017 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 4,435 3% 138 21 21 11 0 11 11 0 11 0 11 11 32 20-24 6,924 5% 347 32 65 32 16 24 24 24 48 8 16 16 40 25-30 2,921 3% 89 14 27 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 7 21 31 or more 3,559 2% 82 10 0 5 5 5 10 10 20 0 5 5 5 TOTAL 19,209 3% 656 77 113 48 21 40 52 48 79 8 32 39 98 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (656) (77) (113) (48) (21) (40) (52) (48) (79) (8) (32) (39) (98)

2017 - 2018 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 4,435 3% 138 21 21 11 0 11 11 0 11 0 11 11 32 20-24 6,924 5% 347 32 65 32 16 24 24 24 48 8 16 16 40 25-30 2,921 3% 89 14 27 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 7 21 31 or more 3,559 2% 82 10 0 5 5 5 10 10 20 0 5 5 5 TOTAL 19,209 3% 656 77 113 48 21 40 52 48 79 8 32 39 98 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (656) (77) (113) (48) (21) (40) (52) (48) (79) (8) (32) (39) (98)

2018 - 2019 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 4,435 3% 138 21 21 11 0 11 11 0 11 0 11 11 32 20-24 6,924 5% 347 32 65 32 16 24 24 24 48 8 16 16 40 25-30 2,921 3% 89 14 27 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 7 21 31 or more 3,559 2% 82 10 0 5 5 5 10 10 20 0 5 5 5 TOTAL 19,209 3% 656 77 113 48 21 40 52 48 79 8 32 39 98 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (656) (77) (113) (48) (21) (40) (52) (48) (79) (8) (32) (39) (98) 2019 - 2020 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 4,435 3% 138 21 21 11 0 11 11 0 11 0 11 11 32 20-24 6,924 5% 347 32 65 32 16 24 24 24 48 8 16 16 40 25-30 2,921 3% 89 14 27 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 7 21 31 or more 3,559 2% 82 10 0 5 5 5 10 10 20 0 5 5 5 TOTAL 19,209 3% 656 77 113 48 21 40 52 48 79 8 32 39 98 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (656) (77) (113) (48) (21) (40) (52) (48) (79) (8) (32) (39) (98)

2020 - 2021 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 4,435 3% 138 21 21 11 0 11 11 0 11 0 11 11 32 20-24 6,924 5% 347 32 65 32 16 24 24 24 48 8 16 16 40 25-30 2,921 3% 89 14 27 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 7 21 31 or more 3,559 2% 82 10 0 5 5 5 10 10 20 0 5 5 5 TOTAL 19,209 3% 656 77 113 48 21 40 52 48 79 8 32 39 98 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (656) (77) (113) (48) (21) (40) (52) (48) (79) (8) (32) (39) (98)

2021 - 2022 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 4,435 3% 138 21 21 11 0 11 11 0 11 0 11 11 32 20-24 6,924 5% 347 32 65 32 16 24 24 24 48 8 16 16 40 25-30 2,921 3% 89 14 27 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 7 21 31 or more 3,559 2% 82 10 0 5 5 5 10 10 20 0 5 5 5 TOTAL 19,209 3% 656 77 113 48 21 40 52 48 79 8 32 39 98 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (656) (77) (113) (48) (21) (40) (52) (48) (79) (8) (32) (39) (98)

2022 - 2023 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 4,435 3% 138 21 21 11 0 11 11 0 11 0 11 11 32 20-24 6,924 5% 347 32 65 32 16 24 24 24 48 8 16 16 40 25-30 2,921 3% 89 14 27 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 7 21 31 or more 3,559 2% 82 10 0 5 5 5 10 10 20 0 5 5 5 TOTAL 19,209 3% 656 77 113 48 21 40 52 48 79 8 32 39 98 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (656) (77) (113) (48) (21) (40) (52) (48) (79) (8) (32) (39) (98) 2023 - 2024 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 4,435 3% 138 21 21 11 0 11 11 0 11 0 11 11 32 20-24 6,924 5% 347 32 65 32 16 24 24 24 48 8 16 16 40 25-30 2,921 3% 89 14 27 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 7 21 31 or more 3,559 2% 82 10 0 5 5 5 10 10 20 0 5 5 5 TOTAL 19,209 3% 656 77 113 48 21 40 52 48 79 8 32 39 98 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (656) (77) (113) (48) (21) (40) (52) (48) (79) (8) (32) (39) (98)

2024 - 2025 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 4,435 3% 138 21 21 11 0 11 11 0 11 0 11 11 32 20-24 6,924 5% 347 32 65 32 16 24 24 24 48 8 16 16 40 25-30 2,921 3% 89 14 27 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 7 21 31 or more 3,559 2% 82 10 0 5 5 5 10 10 20 0 5 5 5 TOTAL 19,209 3% 656 77 113 48 21 40 52 48 79 8 32 39 98 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (656) (77) (113) (48) (21) (40) (52) (48) (79) (8) (32) (39) (98)

2025 - 2026 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 4,435 3% 138 21 21 11 0 11 11 0 11 0 11 11 32 20-24 6,924 5% 347 32 65 32 16 24 24 24 48 8 16 16 40 25-30 2,921 3% 89 14 27 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 7 21 31 or more 3,559 2% 82 10 0 5 5 5 10 10 20 0 5 5 5 TOTAL 19,209 3% 656 77 113 48 21 40 52 48 79 8 32 39 98 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (656) (77) (113) (48) (21) (40) (52) (48) (79) (8) (32) (39) (98)

2026 - 2027 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 1,370 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 4,435 3% 138 21 21 11 0 11 11 0 11 0 11 11 32 20-24 6,924 5% 347 32 65 32 16 24 24 24 48 8 16 16 40 25-30 2,921 3% 89 14 27 0 0 0 7 14 0 0 0 7 21 31 or more 3,559 2% 82 10 0 5 5 5 10 10 20 0 5 5 5 TOTAL 19,209 3% 656 77 113 48 21 40 52 48 79 8 32 39 98 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (656) (77) (113) (48) (21) (40) (52) (48) (79) (8) (32) (39) (98) West LA College Student Housing Market Analysis Demand Forecast Scenario I

2016 - 2017 Enrolled Current Current Enrollment Classification Population Capture Rate Occupancy 17 or under 830 0% 0 18-19 1,423 0% 0 20-24 3,404 0% 0 25-30 2,124 0% 0 31 or more 2,605 0% 0 TOTAL 10,386 0% 0

2016 - 2017 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 830 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,423 2% 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 20-24 3,404 6% 205 48 24 48 0 12 24 12 0 12 0 0 24 25-30 2,124 4% 86 17 6 6 11 6 6 11 6 6 11 0 0 31 or more 2,605 1% 35 14 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 0 TOTAL 10,386 3% 349 79 30 54 11 18 30 30 6 18 18 31 24 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (349) (79) (30) (54) (11) (18) (30) (30) (6) (18) (18) (31) (24)

2017 - 2018 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 830 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,423 2% 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 20-24 3,404 6% 205 48 24 48 0 12 24 12 0 12 0 0 24 25-30 2,124 4% 86 17 6 6 11 6 6 11 6 6 11 0 0 31 or more 2,605 1% 35 14 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 0 TOTAL 10,386 3% 349 79 30 54 11 18 30 30 6 18 18 31 24 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (349) (79) (30) (54) (11) (18) (30) (30) (6) (18) (18) (31) (24)

2018 - 2019 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 830 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,423 2% 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 20-24 3,404 6% 205 48 24 48 0 12 24 12 0 12 0 0 24 25-30 2,124 4% 86 17 6 6 11 6 6 11 6 6 11 0 0 31 or more 2,605 1% 35 14 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 0 TOTAL 10,386 3% 349 79 30 54 11 18 30 30 6 18 18 31 24 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (349) (79) (30) (54) (11) (18) (30) (30) (6) (18) (18) (31) (24) 2019 - 2020 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 830 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,423 2% 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 20-24 3,404 6% 205 48 24 48 0 12 24 12 0 12 0 0 24 25-30 2,124 4% 86 17 6 6 11 6 6 11 6 6 11 0 0 31 or more 2,605 1% 35 14 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 0 TOTAL 10,386 3% 349 79 30 54 11 18 30 30 6 18 18 31 24 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (349) (79) (30) (54) (11) (18) (30) (30) (6) (18) (18) (31) (24)

2020 - 2021 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 830 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,423 2% 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 20-24 3,404 6% 205 48 24 48 0 12 24 12 0 12 0 0 24 25-30 2,124 4% 86 17 6 6 11 6 6 11 6 6 11 0 0 31 or more 2,605 1% 35 14 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 0 TOTAL 10,386 3% 349 79 30 54 11 18 30 30 6 18 18 31 24 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (349) (79) (30) (54) (11) (18) (30) (30) (6) (18) (18) (31) (24)

2021 - 2022 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 830 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,423 2% 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 20-24 3,404 6% 205 48 24 48 0 12 24 12 0 12 0 0 24 25-30 2,124 4% 86 17 6 6 11 6 6 11 6 6 11 0 0 31 or more 2,605 1% 35 14 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 0 TOTAL 10,386 3% 349 79 30 54 11 18 30 30 6 18 18 31 24 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (349) (79) (30) (54) (11) (18) (30) (30) (6) (18) (18) (31) (24)

2022 - 2023 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 830 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,423 2% 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 20-24 3,404 6% 205 48 24 48 0 12 24 12 0 12 0 0 24 25-30 2,124 4% 86 17 6 6 11 6 6 11 6 6 11 0 0 31 or more 2,605 1% 35 14 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 0 TOTAL 10,386 3% 349 79 30 54 11 18 30 30 6 18 18 31 24 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (349) (79) (30) (54) (11) (18) (30) (30) (6) (18) (18) (31) (24) 2023 - 2024 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 830 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,423 2% 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 20-24 3,404 6% 205 48 24 48 0 12 24 12 0 12 0 0 24 25-30 2,124 4% 86 17 6 6 11 6 6 11 6 6 11 0 0 31 or more 2,605 1% 35 14 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 0 TOTAL 10,386 3% 349 79 30 54 11 18 30 30 6 18 18 31 24 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (349) (79) (30) (54) (11) (18) (30) (30) (6) (18) (18) (31) (24)

2024 - 2025 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 830 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,423 2% 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 20-24 3,404 6% 205 48 24 48 0 12 24 12 0 12 0 0 24 25-30 2,124 4% 86 17 6 6 11 6 6 11 6 6 11 0 0 31 or more 2,605 1% 35 14 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 0 TOTAL 10,386 3% 349 79 30 54 11 18 30 30 6 18 18 31 24 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (349) (79) (30) (54) (11) (18) (30) (30) (6) (18) (18) (31) (24)

2025 - 2026 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 830 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,423 2% 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 20-24 3,404 6% 205 48 24 48 0 12 24 12 0 12 0 0 24 25-30 2,124 4% 86 17 6 6 11 6 6 11 6 6 11 0 0 31 or more 2,605 1% 35 14 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 0 TOTAL 10,386 3% 349 79 30 54 11 18 30 30 6 18 18 31 24 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (349) (79) (30) (54) (11) (18) (30) (30) (6) (18) (18) (31) (24)

2026 - 2027 Maximum Potential One-Bedroom One-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Two-Bedroom Four- Enrollment Classification Enrollment Capture Rate Demand Traditional Traditional Semi-Suite Semi-Suite Full-Suite Full-Suite Studio Apt Apt Apt Apt Bedroom Apt Single Double Single Double Single Double Single Single Double Single Double Singe 17 or under 830 0% 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18-19 1,423 2% 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 0 20-24 3,404 6% 205 48 24 48 0 12 24 12 0 12 0 0 24 25-30 2,124 4% 86 17 6 6 11 6 6 11 6 6 11 0 0 31 or more 2,605 1% 35 14 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 7 7 0 TOTAL 10,386 3% 349 79 30 54 11 18 30 30 6 18 18 31 24 EXISTING BED COUNT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NET DEMAND (SURPLUS/(DEFICIT)) (349) (79) (30) (54) (11) (18) (30) (30) (6) (18) (18) (31) (24)

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