California College of Arts

• California College of Arts has various residence hall options like  Avenue Apartments, Clifton Hall, and Irwin Hall within its four-acre campus.
• The main structure houses the Nave, painting and illustration classrooms and studios, the Hybrid Lab, furniture bench room, wood and metal shops, design and architecture studios, and computer labs; the Backlot, which has been revived as an outdoor maker space.
• The CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts is a platform for contemporary culture located near the San Francisco campus on Kansas St.
• Simpson Library is at the San Francisco campus and features architecture, design, graphic novels, and fine art holdings. Simpson Library's special collections include Artists' Books, MUSE Carts and Science Equipment, Object collections, and the most recent CCA graduate theses.
• Since 1968, Meyer Library has served as the Oakland campus library. Artists' books, the Hamaguchi Study Print Collection, the Faculty Development Collection, the Games Collection, the CCA / C College Archives, and the Capp Street Project archive are among the Special Collections.

Thanks to Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART), walkable and bikeable routes, and safe bike storage, students can get to campus quickly and easily.

• The Division of Student Affairs ensures that the student experience at California College of Arts is comfortable. The college gives students the tools they need to build campus culture by providing access to various student clubs, inspiring events, and support services. 
• A computer lab and a reading space are available for study throughout the campus.

• The CCA student housing community fosters innovation. For the first two years of their studies at CCA, all students live on campus, where they can take advantage of on-campus social activities, counseling services, and residential programming.
•  At Founders Hall, compact and efficient rooms provide storage, mattresses, desks, and a separate sink, toilet, and shower stall. Makers Cafe, located in Founders Hall, was created to meet our campus community and neighbors' different requirements.
• The Blattner's Hall has a solar panel-covered roof for renewable electricity and hot water generation, and it is rated Platinum by the GreenPoint rating system.
• Panoramic Residences have extra-long twin beds, eating space, a kitchenette with stainless steel appliances, on-site bike storage, and a bike repair station.
• The amenities in Irwin Hall include TVs, couches, tables, microwave and refrigerator units in each room, laundry facilities across the street, and high-speed internet ports in each room.
• Average expenses for rent at the California College of Arts are 11227 USD (870000 INR) annually.