Residence Hall

The college Residence Hall provides on-campus housing for men and women. The facility features a community kitchen, a recreation room, and laundry rooms.

Most rooms accommodate two students; however, there are three-person and four-person rooms. On occasion, and to accommodate student needs, a third person may be placed in a two-person room. This is only done temporarily, and discounts are given to these residents.

A common bathroom joins the suites for the four students. These rooms are furnished with a desk, chair, and XL twin-size bed, which can be converted into a bunk bed, drawers, closet, sink, and vanity area. Students are not to bring their furniture, as no storage is available. The rooms are controlled individually for heat. Wi-Fi is included for all residents. No linens are provided. Students are encouraged to bring a study lamp, a small trash can, cleaning supplies, and personal items to decorate their room.

The Dean of Student Services is responsible for the Residence Hall program. The Residence Hall staff includes a Dorm Manager and Residence Assistants. The guidelines for living in the Lassen Community College Residence Hall have been established to protect the health, safety, and social welfare of all community members, to provide a climate conducive to study, to discourage dishonesty, vandalism, and personal abuse, and to avoid infringement of the rights of others. Each resident is responsible for his or her actions and each is entitled to a safe, secure, and mature atmosphere in which to reside and to pursue his or her educational objectives.

All information concerning Residence Hall rates and food service is included in the Residence Hall application, which can be obtained by writing to Lassen Community College, P. O. Box 3000, Susanville, CA 96130, or email at lccdorms@lassencollege.edu

Resident Hall Usage for Potential Students:

Potential Lassen College students may stay in the residence hall while visiting the campus if all of the following requirements are satisfied:

1. The residence hall must have available room(s).
2. This will be a one time, two night stay, for prospective students only.
3. The prospective student will not be charged for the stay.
4. The residence must be occupied by a sufficient number of Resident Advisors for the time the prospective student wishes to stay.
5. The prospective student must be visiting from a distance of 75 miles or more.
6. If the prospective student is under-aged (under 18) he/she must be accompanied by a chaperone for the entirety of the stay.
7. The prospective student and chaperone (approved by the Residence Hall Director) will observe the same rules and regulations as outlined by the Residence Hall Handbook.
8. All check-in, check-out, and key return procedures will be the same for all students.