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GENERAL INFORMATION

A USC ID card is a must for all USC students and should be carried at all times while on campus. The card, which identifies you as a currently enrolled student, also entitles you to various other privileges and potential uses on and off campus. Your student ID entitles you to use the University Library System, the Lyon Center and other recreational facilities. It also provides you with check cashing privileges at the Cashier's Office and access to your USC TrojanHousing complex and computer centers located around campus.

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Why Should I Get a USCard?

A USCard is essential to you as a student at the University of Southern California and should be carried at all times while on campus. Once you open an account with the USCard Office, your ID becomes a debit card which allows you to purchase a variety of products and services the university offers.

The Card, which identifies you as a currently enrolled student, entitles you to the following privileges:

  • Purchasing Power at over 40 Locations
  • Access to your USC TrojanHousing
  • Access to USC Computing Facilities
  • Use of the University Library System
  • Use of the Lyon Center and Other Recreational Facilities
  • Student Season Football Tickets – Entrance to Athletic Events
  • Student Discounts at the Ticket Office and other locations
  • Check Cashing at the Cashier's Office

Where Do I Get a USCard?

Your card may be obtained from the USCard Customer Service Offices located in the PSX (Parking Structure C) and Seaver Residence Hall at HSC. You are required to get a student ID during your first semester at USC. Cards issued after a student's initial semester of enrollment are subject to a service fee. The USC ID card is valid for USC identification purposes only and may not be used for age verification.

 

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