Summer Eligibility
For information on eligibility for summer housing and potential residences, please click on the link below that corresponds to your status at Stanford for Summer 2013:
Stanford Matriculated Graduate Students:
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Current Stanford students with academic year student housing contracts (ending in June) need to apply for summer housing if they are planning to stay for summer quarter. The end date of your contract can be found in Axess.
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Incoming graduate students can apply for a summer contract the quarter before they become enrolled. They will not, however, have access to University facilities such as gyms, libraries, etc. until they are enrolled.
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Students with academic year student housing contracts (ending in June) who graduate in June can apply for student housing to stay for an 8 week summer contract.
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Students enrolled for the summer have priority for housing.
Stanford Matriculated Undergraduate Students:
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Students who are enrolled in the Spring and will be enrolled for Autumn Quarter can apply to stay on campus for Summer Quarter. They can choose between 8 week, 10 week, or 10 week plus summer-autumn interim contracts (if assigned to housing for autumn).
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Students who are graduating in June can apply for student housing to stay for an eight week summer contract.
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Students enrolled for the summer have priority for housing.
Stanford Postdoctoral Scholars
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Postdoctoral scholars who will be enrolled for the summer term and are housing-eligible can apply to stay for an eight week contract.
Enrolled Summer Visitors:
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Students enrolled for the Summer Quarter in Stanford classes on the main campus, with official student status.
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Graduate and undergraduate students enrolling only for the Summer Quarter may apply for on campus summer housing.
Students Attending the High School Summer College Program:
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Students enrolled in the Summer College program for high school students can apply for summer housing within the residence reserved for the program, with a contract length that matches the length of the courses being taken.
Visiting Scholars, Visiting Researchers, Temporary Employees, Etc:
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Sublicense Opportunities in Graduate Student Housing
Graduate students living in student housing with a full-year license can find a non-undergrad, non-high-school Stanford affiliate to sublicense for the summer term. Only Stanford affiliates of graduate student age are eligible and rates charged cannot be higher than the rates paid by the students. Gender, occupancy, and other limits apply. Graduate students without a contract may contract for a sublicense during the summer if the individual situation warrants it.
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Housing for Non-Student Summer Visitors
Many individuals come to Stanford each summer to do research, work, or attend a conference which does not provide housing. Limited accommodations are available to these Stanford affiliates. Guests must be at least 18 years old, and the minimum stay in most locations is 14 nights. Rates are higher than the student rates, as they are not subsidized by the University. The Stanford Conferences web site has information on the housing for non-student summer visitors.
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Faculty and Staff Housing
Faculty and executive-level staff are eligible to rent or purchase faculty housing located on campus. Visiting scholars who will be at Stanford for six months or longer are also eligible to rent these on-campus homes. There are condominiums, duplexes, and single family homes available, which may be advertised through any and all advertising resources.
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Stanford Guest House
Stanford affiliates and visitors can stay at the Stanford Guest House, located off of Sand Hill Road near Highway 280. There is a free shuttle to the main campus. Amenities include free wired and wireless Internet, air conditioning, and cable television.
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Off-Campus Rentals
Stanford has partnered with Places4Students to maintain a database of rentals advertised by local landlords who wish to rent to Stanford affiliates. Only current and incoming Stanford affiliates can access the Stanford listings. A Stanford email address is needed, but incoming affiliates who do not yet have a Stanford email address can contact the Community Housing office for access.
Resources for Finding Summer Housing in the Stanford Area
Visitors Attending Summer Conferences and Youth Camps:
Housed Conferences and Youth Camps
During the summer there are many on-campus conferences and youth camps (both academic and athletic). Participants in these programs are housed through Stanford Conferences.
Un-Housed Conferences
Many individuals come to Stanford each summer to do research, work, or attend a conference which does not provide housing. Limited accommodations are available to these Stanford affiliates. Guests must be at least 18 years old, and the minimum stay in most locations is 14 nights. Rates are higher than the student rates, as they are not subsidized by the University. The Stanford Conferences web site has information on the housing for non-student summer visitors.
Off-Campus Housing
Resources for Finding Summer Housing in the Stanford Area
