<p>11 California CC’s have official housing, but there are some CA CC’s that have housing agreements with other colleges. For example, SBCC has places where both UC and CC students stay. </p>
<p>Also, what CC’s have interactions with other colleges? </p>
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<p>Most people in my experience become friends with other people who are in there classes, however if you’re outgoing enough you could meet others as well. while i was attending community college i networked with someone who now has his PHD in engineering. Met him at Chipotle of all places.</p>
<p>IME, most people who go to CCs DO commute. You make friends in a bunch of ways like friends of friends, room mates (if you’re living in an apartment with others) people at parties, etc.</p>
<p>I see. </p>
<p>But is there any community colleges that DO have social life for people who are not living at home? I’m trying to apply to a cc with housing near a 4-year college.</p>
<p>i’m not sure about any CCs with housing. As far as CCs that are near four-years, LATTC is near USC; SMC and WLAC are near UCLA; PCC is near caltech.</p>
<p>i wasnt even aware that CC’s shared housing agreements with universities…</p>
<p>as far as social life goes…its really how you approach it.
CC’s have plenty to offer, clubs, organizations, more clubs lol.
but CC’s usually do not have greek life.</p>