If I made a housing contract right now, literally.

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Florida
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<p>So as I said before, if I made a housing contract right now, obviously, I'm guaranteed the worst spots, but is it worth it? I've reconsidered bringing a car, which seems to change things up quite a bit, right now I'm probably not going to bring a car(save on gas, and insurance). </p>

<p>Should I just go ahead and make a contract right now? What can I expect? No A/C dorms with a late application tripple? How bad could it get? So just in terms of... everything, should I do it?</p>

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Oh wait never mind it looks like I'd be put on a wait list, does this mean I'm pretty much guaranteed to not get housing? Should I just try? There's nothing to lose at this point right? I mean I have already paid the $25 so I could get my summer housing, but it's not like I'm bound to pay, if they do eventually offer me a contract, right?</p>

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<p>If you have a contract you are guaranteed a spot somewhere. But yeah, you will probably get stuck in a late application triple in an undesirable location. Last time I looked there weren’t even any rooms available, they are still trying to process cancellations through to open up more room. </p>

<p>If you can swing it, you are probably better off getting an apartment somewhere near campus.</p>

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<p>I see, thanks.</p>

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<p>whatever you do, make sure you read whatever you agree to.</p>