<p>I just got a nice single in the brand new Keeton building. :) Pretty excited. It'll definitely be an upgrade over this year.</p>
<p>ditto</p>
<p>:)</p>
<p>I'm hoping to get one of those too, but I'm only a freshman with a 7:40am time slot : (</p>
<p>Myarmin: I'm sure you'll have much better options. The choices were pretty limited for juniors. I had the earliest time slot and they didn't even offer anything in Bethe house, so I'm sure they're reserving them for you guys. Even in Keeton, I think I only saw about 50 or fewer singles, a lot of them in suites.</p>
<p>oh wow, keeton will be really nice, i heard they are building another residence hall after keeton to be finished in the summer of 2009, if i find where they said it on the cornell website ill post it</p>
<p>congrats, i wonder who the new hall will be named after, I hope Carl Sagan, since they all seem to be named after dead professors</p>
<p>im in boldt -.-. language house</p>
<p>My 6:20 am friends had trouble and barely got Becker. At 7:40 we couldn't find any continuous rooms for our block, so we had to settle on two doubles in a goth. I'm really disappointed, since getting a single was very important to me. And the people who go later today and tomorrow must be really screwed. And what is up with people half-occupying doubles? That just isn't fair for groups that legitimately want doubles.</p>
<p>i'm in the same boat as you: 7 am block time, but ended up in Sheldon Court...College Town!!! I was so upset. also its a pain that some people are half-occupying doubles, but groups of three or more have to select at least one double.</p>
<p>hey--does anyone know anything about Edgemoor? I decided (with a couple of friends) to live there, due to the doubles that are two separate rooms.</p>
<p>when you pick your housing do you sign the contract? how often do students drop out AFTER choosing the housing...my d's block fell apart with friends who planned t live together having to take the other half of a double with someone they did not know...</p>
<p>so...how ofter do people drop out of housing AFTER picking a spot??</p>
<p>If I dorm at Cornell next year (I am a high school senior), I want a single. Is this possible?</p>
<p>all freshmen are housed on North Campus together - there are actually quite a few singles - if you are female to guarantee a single pick Balch - otherwise indicate you want a single and you are likely to get it -</p>
<p>Add another to Sheldon Court. Does anyone know anything about the place?</p>
<p>memphismom....when you pick your room I do believe you also sign the contract...which is binding unless you've got a really, really good excuse. But I'm not sure because I never went through the housing lottery. If you and your d really are concerned....definitely give the housing office a call.</p>
<p>memphismom, same question here. I have nothing against my random roommate, but I was hoping for a single. I guess it won't be that bad being in a double, but if I could I think I'd still ditch the double and go for a single.</p>
<p>quick, latino living center or holland international center, better facilities/atmosphere/convenience.ect?</p>
<p>actually d is ok wiht random roommate after the end of long stressful time - funny how things seem to work out...</p>
<p>seuferk- what do you mean that the doubles in edgemoor are two separate rooms? does each double have a common area and then two separate bedrooms or something?</p>
<p>Why are singles so popular? Doubles are much more fun!</p>