<p>Here are few choices:
1. Los</a> Angeles California Apartments - The Orsini
2. Los</a> Angeles California Apartments - Home - The Medici
3. Los</a> Angeles California Apartments - Home - Skyline Terrace</p>
<p>Which one is the safest? I heard that area around USC is very dangerous.
I dont want my car get broken in. =[</p>
<p>Any good apartment recommend? My budget is around $1400 per month.</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>I'm actually trying to look into this as well. I'm planning on being admitted as a transfer and since we're notified so late there's virtually zero chance of gettings university sponsored housing. I'll be looking into this more in-depth this weekend once I get back home but if you get any more information you should post it also.</p>
<p>If you're interested in maybe having a roommate to lower costs a little you should hit me up. I could use one..... think a single bedroom apartment is a little bit out of my budget.</p>
<p>Actually, this year it looks like housing will be able to offer space to any transfer who wants it since the Freshman class is small.</p>
<p>ditto trojanchick99's info.</p>
<p>Freshman admissions were slashed. It's actually probably more realistic this year to want housing and get it.</p>
<p>does that include the university sponsored apartments? I have 0 interest in living in a dorm again. I would rather do the hour commute every day</p>
<p>S lived in Medici after graduation. It is very attractive and very safe. The apartments are laid out nicely- a little small but very efficient. The grounds are beautiful- Italian style. It is in a busy area, but S said it was never too noisy. There is a very easy on-ramp to the 110 FWY West. It is often referred to as the "half-way house" because it is popular for students who have just graduated from USC. (Although there are a lot of USC students as well.)</p>