STUDENTS GUARANTEED HOUSING AND WAITING LIST Sample Clauses

STUDENTS GUARANTEED HOUSING AND WAITING LIST. 8.5.1 Waiting list/Pending Housing Roster: Students who are not guaranteed on-campus housing are automatically placed on the waiting list for housing upon submission of the housing application. Offers of on-campus housing are made on a space available basis. The students listed below will be placed on the on-campus housing waiting list if they submit a housing application. This list includes but is not limited to: • Campus Change students applying to live at Storrs who have previously lived on-campus at Storrs, or who have missed any Residential Life or Campus Change approval deadlines; • Commuter students; • Readmitted students; • Students who have been released from the Housing Contract; • Students who have been released from the Residency Requirement; • Students who cancel their housing application; • Students ineligible for housing selection due to their lottery number; • Students who have lived on-campus for eight (8) or more semesters; • Returning graduate/post-baccalaureate students; • New Fall 2023 graduate students who apply after all available spaces are filled; • Late applicants; • Students who submit applications after all available spaces are assigned; • Students who declined guaranteed housing or did not apply for housing when they first attended the Storrs campus; • Non-degree and non-credit students; • Residents non-compliant with the any vaccination requirement; • Stamford resident students applying to return to on-campus housing at Stamford; and • Students approved for a change of campus to Stamford.
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STUDENTS GUARANTEED HOUSING AND WAITING LIST for exclusions (Campus Change, Students Returning from UConn Sponsored Off-Campus Program).
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STUDENTS GUARANTEED HOUSING AND WAITING LIST. 8.4.1 The list of students guaranteed housing includes: • First time, first year students who fall under the residency requirement. • Newly admitted transfer students who meet stated housing deadlines and eligibility criteria. • Continuing students returning from off campus programs (i.e. education abroad) who meet stated housing deadlines and eligibility criteria. • First time, first year students admitted to the Hartford and Xxxxx Point campuses who meet stated housing deadlines and eligibility criteria. • Continuing students who have lived on campus for less than eight (8) semesters and meet stated housing deadlines and eligibility criteria. • Continuing students who represent the University through participation in an athletic, departmental or organizational capacity. • Xxxxxxxxx and non-degree students who are participating in a university program (university exchange) and meet stated housing deadlines and eligibility criteria. • Students returning from military leave. • Students requesting a change of campus from a regional campus to the Storrs campus who meet stated housing deadlines and eligibility criteria (guarantee is limited to the first semester that a student who has not previously lived on campus is enrolled at the Storrs campus) • Newly admitted graduate students who have not previously lived on campus and are new to Storrs. Students are guaranteed until available spaces are filled. • Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx students who are changing to a 4-year program. Students must meet stated deadlines and housing eligibility criteria.
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