Need Help Getting Housing

>>17487115

You fucked up, so you're probably not gonna get it. Start looking housing elsewhere immediately. Should have started weeks ago really.

>>17487128
The only thing is, the housing office keeps giving me the runaround.
I've been at this for a few weeks (months, really), sending in emails and making phone calls and the answer is always something to the effect of "we're sorting through things, stay tuned" (this was even up till last week).

My school's office loves to drag its feet, so it's a total possibility that they could tell me I've got housing a day or two before I have to move in. I honestly wouldn't be surprised.

I just don't wanna commit to a lesser option, then have to pay cancellation fees in the event that my first choice works out.

Then again, I suppose it's better to have a place to live and have to pay a fee than to be left out in the cold.

>>17487148
Go in person?

>>17487161
That's another thing I was thinking.
Figure if I don't have a concrete answer soon, I'm gonna have to take a trip down there and sort it out in person.

>>17487170
>>17487170
Good luck in college if you can't figure out this simple step yourself.

>>17487170
No, you seriously need to go down there asap and sort it out in person. Make an appointment to speak to someone about it, if you need to. While you're there, scope the area and look for any available apartments/houses for rent because there might be a wait on these, too.

>>17487115
Call the office you sent the application to. Learn the status (i.e., do you have a chance?) . If not, ask them to pass you on to the off-campus housing, who will have a current list of approved landlords. You'll probably have to go there in person eventually, to check places out and commit yourself.