<p>I applied for a dorm in late october and am soon going to apply to transfer to UT as an in state transfer. I saw another thread saying I might not get a room and I wont even find out if I get into UT until june because thats when my 30 credits will be finished. So now I am in a bind because I can't look for an off campus place to stay until I know for sure I am accepted but by then I might now have a place to stay. So if anyone can give me info on my chances of getting into a dorm I would appreaciate it. I have a friend who I was supposed to room with.</p>
<p>Sorry but I'm pretty certain that on-campus rooms for upperclassmen are reserved for returning residents. If there is any available space, they will process your application for housing based on the order in which you applied.</p>
<p>I'd suggest talking to an off-campus dorm such as Towers or Dobie to see if you can reserve space without signing a lease contract. You probably wouldn't be able to get an appartment without a commitment.</p>
<p>Don't bank on housing on campus though. Freshmen occupy 70% of the rooms, so less than half have to reapply to fill all upperclass rooms (in addition to all returning upperclass residents reapplying).</p>
<p>Good luck.</p>
<p>i'm an out-of-state transfer and my situation is similar to UThopeful...will i be able to get a dorm?</p>
<p>A cousin of mine who currently goes to UT says that I would most likely get a dorm but I dont trust him. I will just wait and see when i get accepted or rejected in june. If there is no dorm I will go get a private.</p>
<p>You should still be able to find a place to live in late June. There is a ton of new construction going up in West Campus, along with places like the Triangle. Not all of those places are going to be fully leased when you look for a place.</p>
<p>Of course, as newer developments, those places aren't necessarily all that cheap. However, I don't know how much it costs to live in the dorm (although, I know at other universities, dorms tend to be pretty pricey).</p>