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Returning Upperclass Assignment Process
Vanderbilt University offers a wide variety of housing options for returning upperclass students. As a result,
the upperclass assignment process is a complex one. It is important to understand the rules and
procedures governing this process in order to make intelligent and well-informed choices.
Personal Choice
The Upperclass assignment process is a system based upon personal choice. Generally,
upperclass undergraduate students select the rooms in which they will live.
The University designates buildings, floors, suites, apartments, and lodges
by gender so that men and women will have a roughly proportionate opportunity
to be assigned to the various types of accommodations available on campus.
Eligibility
All returning, single, undergraduate students currently enrolled at Vanderbilt are
eligible to participate in the housing application and assignment process.
Those eligible include:
- returning students who are currently enrolled in Vanderbilt Overseas Programs
- returning students currently on leave of absence
- returning students who are currently living off campus, including Nashville residents.
Those ineligible include:
- transfer students beginning in Fall 2009
- students who have been readmitted to Vanderbilt and are returning
for Fall 2009.
Students Participating in Overseas Programs or Internships:
Students who intend to study in a Vanderbilt Overseas Program or participate
in an internship outside of Davidson County during the Fall Semester 2009
are not eligible to participate in the random selection process.
Students who have applied to an overseas program, but are uncertain
as to their status or their participation, may only take part in the selection
of single and double accommodations; they may not participate in the
suite or apartment reservation or selection processes. Students who
select a single or double room on campus and later decide to participate
in an overseas program must notify the Office of Housing and Residential
Education, in writing, at least sixty (60) days prior to the
start of the semester to request cancellation of their housing contracts.
Students participating in overseas programs or internships during the
Fall Semester of 2009 may be required to live on-campus during the Spring
Semester of 2010, should they decide to return to the University. Returning
students will be assigned to available housing.
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