Please call the South Gateway Student Apartments for more information or to reserve a room at 760-934-0338.

A place for you at Mammoth Lakes

Student apartments adjacent to the Eastern Sierra College Center's Mammoth Lakes campus are available for single or double occupancy. Learn more about the South Gateway Student Apartments at www.mammothstudentapartments.com.

Amenities

Some of the amenities offered ...

• Each unit is fully furnished with private baths and kitchenettes
• Separate desk and locking closet for each student
• Large recreation room with flat screen TV, fireplace, couches and game tables
• Second floor study space with computers
• Laundry facilities on each floor
• Exercise/fitness room
• Flat screen TV in each unit with cable service
• Outdoor courtyard, fire ring, barbecues and bocce court
• Board/ski locker for each room
• Balconies and porches, with best views in Mammoth
• Wireless internet
• Personal on site mail box for each resident
• Walking distance to classrooms, new county library, Von's, Brothers
• Skate Park, new Town Ice Rink and town trails system
• Energy management system in each room
• Access card security system and security monitors throughout the building

Please call the South Gateway Student Apartments for more information or to reserve a room at 760-934-0338.

Student Housing Scholarship

In conjunction with South Gateway Apartments, Mammoth Lakes Foundation may award the following housing scholarships towards rent in a shared one-bedroom at South Gateway Apartments: Semester Award: $300 rent each month; up to $1,200 total per semester.

The Mammoth Lakes Foundation (MLF) is pleased to offer six (6) student Housing Scholarships on a semester basis subject to housing space availability. Students who have graduated from Inyo or Mono County high schools are encouraged to apply for housing scholarship support at South Gateway Apartments (SGA). Students are awarded scholarships based on academic achievement, community involvement, demonstration of financial need, and an in-person interview.

To learn more about the Mammoth Lakes Foundation, visit their website at: www.mammothlakesfoundation.org