<p>yeah. thanks for that. it’s so confusing.</p>
<p>What in the world is that chart?</p>
<p>I have no idea what classes I should sign up for & what not. My previous school had an outline of all the classes needed for an intended major, so it was really easy, but I’m not fully understanding Brandeis’ system of University-wide requirements. On top of that, still haven’t received a finalized transfer credit evaluation & I still need to send in my AP grades.</p>
<p>So it looks like all transfers get singles? I just thought it would be better for a transfer to get a roommate whether that roomie is a transfer or not. If the roomie is a transfer, you can both work things out (at least you’ll have someone that’s lost with you) or if that person’s been there, they can kind of show you around? At least I have suitemates.</p>
<p>Hey I requested a single but I just found out I was assigned a double.</p>
<p>Sounds like some of you guys would prefer to have a roommate. Anyone with a single want to trade?</p>
<p>Okay we’re less than a week away from move-in day and I’m officially desperate: I’m offering cash for a single!</p>
<p>PM me with any REASONABLE prices</p>
<p>bump… this is for Spring 2011 transfer students.</p>
<p>I’ll be entering as a sophomore, and the Community Living website says “Students entering Brandeis as sophomores may be housed in the Castle, East, North, Massell, Rosenthal, or the Village.”
Any suggestion on which hall? I definitely want a double, and I think I prefer a suite-style hall rather than traditional. Living in the freshman dorm wouldn’t be too bad for me either. Also co-ed preferred.</p>
<p>Any comments related to anything on housing are appreciated :)</p>