<p>I'm a spring 2012 admit and I applied for a place in the co-ops back in early May. Are my chances of getting a space in the co-ops fairly good?</p>
<p>For Fall 11? It depends if you are a guy or girl too. The waitlist is way longer for girls. Also you will most likely get a big co-op like CZ or Cloyne if you do get a spot that is.</p>
<p>You can get an idea of where you are in the waiting list here:</p>
<p>[Fall</a> Waiting List Main](<a href=“http://berkeleystudentcooperative.org/component/content/article/25/149-waiting-list-main]Fall”>http://berkeleystudentcooperative.org/component/content/article/25/149-waiting-list-main)</p>
<p>In the past, certain houses have been less popular, such that spaces may be available immediately even though there are people on the waiting list waiting for spaces in other houses.</p>
<p>What about for an EOP student? I heard they get priority.</p>
<p>im eop got into wolf house from the waitlist, pretty small coop wont be joining it tho. i applied like a month ago tho</p>
<p>BSC co-ops give priority to:</p>
<ul>
<li>Students with BSC co-op seniority points (semester = 1, summer = 0.75, full boarding (food only) semester = 0.5, 7 or 5 night boarding semester = 0.25).</li>
<li>Educational Opportunity Program students.</li>
<li>Disabled Students Program students.</li>
<li>International students doing Education Abroad Program at Berkeley.</li>
<li>Students who previously lived in a different NASCO co-op.</li>
</ul>
<p>See [Academic</a> Year FAQs](<a href=“http://berkeleystudentcooperative.org/faqs/670-academic-year-faqs]Academic”>http://berkeleystudentcooperative.org/faqs/670-academic-year-faqs) .</p>
<p>Note that spring admits taking a full course load at FPF or a community college during the fall are eligible to live in the BSC co-ops during the fall. See [Membership</a> Eligibility - New Member Eligibility](<a href=“http://berkeleystudentcooperative.org/eligibility-guidelines?start=1]Membership”>http://berkeleystudentcooperative.org/eligibility-guidelines?start=1) .</p>
<p>Cal011, did you pay a reduced application fee since you are EOP?</p>