LOVE living in Paseo. If you want to be close to campus and live alone, you cannot get a better deal in LA! The apartments come furnished which is great and the price is subsidized by UCLA. A majority of the residents are international. Since everyone has studios it is not the most social building but all good since there is a ton to do. Westwood Village has everything you need - tons of grocery stores, bars, and a Target. I also love that I can walk to Anderson campus in about 20 minutes or bike in about 10 minutes.

The studio is almost perfect for someone wanting to live alone. The size is alright, rent includes free utilities. The convenience is amazing for attending school and there's literally no need to own a car.

I wish the bed had a foam mattress!

Happy to have lived in Weyburn Terrace Paseo for 2 years. Apartment and building both very new and well maintained. Studio is comfortable and spacious, with good internet, hot water, and other amenities. Kinross gym only a 5 min walk away. Bus stop right across the street for free Bruin bus. Neighborhood feels very safe.

On the negative side, laundry room can be very crowded sometimes and machines are frequently in disrepair. There is no "off" function on the thermostat, so the A/C is going to blow hot or cold air 24/7.

Paseo is new and furnished and is in a great location in the neighborhood. Only problems I would say is the housing office not being super helpful or going out of their way to help you work out your problems and some maintenance problems that arose from the fact that inappropriate of cheap choice of materials and amenities. The biggest one is the noisy refrigerator but there are also the leaking faucets, the wardrobes falling apart etc. Most of the problems were fixed by maintenance.

The studio apartments in Paseo are great. New and furnished with everything you need, and so many of my friend live nearby. Some complains I've heard from other people are that the appartments are too small and that some of them are ground floor and facing the street.

The room is very small for what I pay, but the building is clean and well managed and the location very convenient

If you're looking for a move in ready place, graduate housing is the place to be! The rooms are furnished and all utilities are set up (gas, electrical, water, cable, internet) without you moving a finger. Also, if you don't plan to have a car you can take advantage of the bruin bus stop at your door step or simple walk/bike to school everyday. Bar, restaurants and shops are also super close by. However, be ready to live by the apartment rules! There will be no visitors, there will be no extra keys for free, there will be no fast maintenance (even if you have 2 inches of water in your bathroom). I guess it's all a trade off..

Great for one person!

Very happy with my studio at Weyburn Terrace. Appliances and facilities all very new, hall mates are respectful and keep the building clean, and the bus stop is very close.

Pro tips: Get a bike. Bus isnt super convenient and bike is the fastest way to campus. Keep your bike in your room or in the locked bike room. I locked mine up outside the building and it got stolen. Avoid doing laundry on the weekends if possible, very difficult to get an open machine

Weyburn Paseo is a 20 minute walk to campus and during the school year has a shuttle that runs every 10 minutes to drop off students. My studio is very quiet, has new furnishings since it was built not more than 2 years ago, and has all the utilities included in the rent. It's a one stop shop for all housing needs with Ralphs, Target, CVS, Trader Joe's, and Whole Foods nearby. The social scene isn't the same as down in Santa Monica but first year wise most people spend a lot of time on campus so it's still a great location to be.