<p>What do most USC students do when waiting for their laundry? Are there chairs to sit down on in the laundry rooms? Is it a bad idea to quickly go to the gym or leave my laundry unattended? Thanks!</p>
<p>Are you talking in the dorms? If so, it is certainly ok to leave unattended, but if you leave it and someone needs the washer/dryer and it is just sitting there completed, they may take your stuff out and pile it on table or something. At a public laundry place it’s fair game if you aren’t there. :)</p>
<p>Just go back to your room or eat or whatever while its going but I don’t recommend leaving it unattended when finished. If there are no other washers/dryers available, people will definitely take your stuff out and dump it on top of an available surface.</p>
<p>There’s also a laundromat in the UV should you want to do 10 loads at a time. There are some of those (multiple machines) interspersed throughout various dorms / apartments as well. Just make sure you get a bunch of rolls of quarters before you leave… unless they’re now taking USC Card. Any current students want to jump in on that one? Would make sense…</p>
<p>Thanks. To clarify, I will be living in a dorm (Parkside).</p>
<p>From move in guide:</p>
<p>Throughout USC housing, high-speed, individual Ethernet lines and
wireless connections are provided, along with basic cable television.
Rent always includes gas and water costs; electricity costs are
sometimes included. (See pages 711 for details.) Laundry facilities
are available on-site in all freshman buildings, operated by either
credit card or USCardtheres no need to stock up on quarters to
have clean clothes.</p>
<p>They have laundry cards in the dorms now, and you can usually just leave it unattended and come back to grab it when it’s done.</p>
<p>Thanks. Is it still possible to use quarters or do I have to use my card?</p>