<p>I'll be attending Georgetown next year, as a junior transfer. I'm a little concerned about the housing situation. Is my only option to live off-campus, if no space is available on campus? (I'll fill out the housing request form, but juniors don't always get campus housing.) </p>
<p>Are there any on-campus alternatives, like themed housing (French House or a co-op)? Is there any themed housing off-campus, but still reasonably close?</p>
<p>Hey man, I'm in the same exact situation (junior transfer) and I would like to know about this. I know when I went to the information session, my tour guide was a current junior living on-campus. I also know that Gtown sponsers a off-campus housing search for new students in July or something</p>
<p>please don't worry too much
last year they housed most, if not all the transfers who wanted housing
i was placed into the largest apartment on campus as a junior transfer and it was awesome</p>
<p>Really? How big is it? Can I look at your room when I am there in 2 weeks? lol</p>
<p>that's a relief to hear, flying! did you have any choice about where you were placed?</p>
<p>Don't think it fully answers your guys' question, but I was a sophomore transfer last year and I got housing without a problem. My junior transfer friends almost all got housing as long as they applied for it (most of them got stuck in LXR).</p>
<p>Make sure that you pay attention to the other deadlines though, if you intend to stay on-campus for senior year, the deadline for housing is generally in October.</p>