<p>Housing assignments started going out… </p>
<p>D is excited she got Aubie Hall.</p>
<p>My D did not get into Aubie but is excited about Plainsman. She had to email housing to get the information. They said the package was mailed out yesterday.</p>
<p>It seems like the few slots for the Village were in Aubie, Plainsman and Eagle. Looks like a whole bunch of honors got stuck in the Hill Dorms. What day did you make your deposit? Ours was Oct 22nd.</p>
<p>Didn’t make deposit til mid April. D’s a NAF. We were surprised she got in The Village. I think you are correct a FB friend of hers, a NHS, was placed at The Hill. I have no idea when she made her deposit but I’ll try to find out.</p>
<p>D got her housing assignment yesterday. She will be living in the Quad( Broun). She was hoping to get into Aubie, but I thought she would most likely end up in the Quad( her second choice). Our housing deposit date was late November.</p>
<p>ny2vamom</p>
<p>Is your D participating in one of the Learning Communities? I know that some of them have their housing in the Village.</p>
<p>Dadto3</p>
<p>She did mistakenly apply for a Learning Community but was told she could not do both. She is in the Honors College. She told me one of her suitemates is in a Learning Community.</p>
<p>S is in Upper Quad (Broun) and will be rooming with a HS friend. He is both Honors and in the Engineering Learning Community. Initially he was in the Village but since he decided to room with his friend I guess both loss priority there.</p>
<p>Quad will be fine, much closer to his classes and less expensive.</p>
<p>D in Aubie – applied in Oct and went potluck, since at the time D didn’t know anyone at Auburn. She didn’t join learning community, but was placed in suite with some other NMFs, one other OOS.</p>
<p>Just returned from CWE, interesting experience for both student & parent. happy to answer questions about this if anyone has any.</p>
<p>RE: freshmen in Village – I did run into a mom whose D was placed in Talon – she said her daughter applied really early and evidently coordinated her suite mate choices as well. Also ran into A LOT of kids with no housing – no apts. no dorm room, nothing. At the end of CWE, there was a business fair with all kinds of off-campus housing reps. As of Friday, there were vacancies at Cambridge, Wittel, and several of the apt. complexes.</p>
<p>Thanks audellmom, your opinion please, Is it wise to bring my oldest d (a junior in college) with us to CWE? I think she’d be bored and uninterested but she wants to attend. </p>
<p>@Dadto3 I called about the learning community and D was placed in one she was told she could not live in the Honors Dorm and with the L.C. Getting info from my D is like pulling teeth.</p>
<p>Ny2vamom:
D will be bored, but all the events are optional, so she can definitely do anything – take a tour or a walk around campus, go shopping, etc. </p>
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<p>Thank You.</p>
<p>Any idea on how to get the contact names for the suite mates if your staying at the Quad. My S only has the info on the one sharing the room with him and would like to meet the others.</p>
<p>Call housing, that’s your best bet, since they aren’t really in the same room.</p>