<p>I have a silly question about a housing application and to say I am confused would be an understatement. I was accepted into college for the fall semester but when applying for housing there was a box to select the semesters for which you will need housing. There were only two options:
"Fall 2014 and Spring 2015" and " Fall 2014, Spring 2015 and Summer 2015 " If I select the " Fall 2014 and Spring 2015" option, does that mean I'll be paying for housing during the spring semester which I am not attending or do fall semester admits also attend class during spring. As you can probably tell I am very confused. I hope I'm not confusing anybody with my questions. Rates for the cheapest dorm are $2470.00 per academic year and both Spring and Fall rates are listed (both of which are the same $2470.00 price) and I would rather avoid making a mistake of paying for a dorm for a semester I'm not attending. </p>
<p>What led me to this confusion was a chart further into the Housing Agreement page that listen cancellation fees. The chart mentioned "one semester: Fall 2014 only agreements" as well as "two semester: fall 2014-spring 2015 agreements"
Because I didn't see an option for only fall 2014 housing in the check box that I previously mentioned I am very confused. I don't want to waste $250 paying for a housing application that I did wrong and I don't want to rent a dorm for another semester if I make a mistake. I'll try to reiterate to avoid confusing you all with my confusion: I'm only attending the university for the fall 2014 semester. I'm not sure if the fall 2014 semester overlaps into spring which is why the housing option is "fall 2014-spring 2015" or if there is no housing available for one semester only and I would need to pay for two semesters to have a dorm? I think I'm just being very pedantic, but I would rather not make an expensive mistake. Does one academic year consist of a fall AND spring semester, which may be why I am confused? I am under the impression that (for the most part) you just attend one semester an academic year. Is it like high school where you attend two semesters per academic year? I feel like I am supposed to have known the answers to some of these questions before I applied to college :)) </p>
<p>Sorry for my terrible writing, I am stressed out and haven't had time to do anything remotely fun in the past 3 months because my privileges were revoked for a bad grade I got and now I feel burnt out! That along with the typical stresses of senior year have made me apathetic towards good writing. 8-} @-) </p>