<p>Is anyone here interested in doing this Junior transfer living arrangement? Does anyone know how the rooms are? I know this is a new thing for the upcoming academic year, but does anyone know what these LLCs are like socially? </p>
<p>I'm an OOS transfer and I don't really know anyone at UNC so I figured this would be a good thing to do, but I'm a bit concerned about living on south campus as an upperclassman since a lot of people seem to say it's less social down there. </p>
<p>Any insight is appreciated!</p>
<p>I’m in the same position as you, I’m OOS and I’m probably going to do transfer united, I figured it can’t hurt any! I found out a little about it, TU students live in a four person bedroom but everyone gets their own room. I don’t think you’d have to worry about it being social, its a new program so you’d be grouped with a bunch of other transfers and im sure everyone will be social.</p>
<p>I really wanted to do this, but I found out I’m technically still a sophomore, credit wise.</p>
<p>I cannot tell you about the program, but I can say a little about Ram Village. Yes, it’s south campus, but it’s mainly juniors and seniors living in the apartments.</p>
<p>They are nice and fairly new. Kitchens, bathrooms, sitting room, etc are all very typical.</p>
<p>You’ll still have an RA and community events, but the fact that your bedroom door does not open to the hallway will probably make socializing with the neighbors a little more challenging.</p>
<p>If your living in an LLC that’s all transfers (which is what I think you’re saying) that sounds like an awesome idea. I’ve known I few transfers that have said it’s tough finding where they fit it at Carolina, and living with a bunch of other people in the same boat sounds like it will be helpful.</p>
<p>The only problem for me is that its 2000 dollars more a year, and i didn’t get much FA and I’m paying for my education and a couple thousand is a lot.</p>
<p>It is? Well, I’m not as bummed anymore. I’m starting to feel like I’d be better off living off campus.</p>
<p>Ram Village is more expensive anyway. When I looked into it, dorms were actually the cheapest route for me to go. And coming from a cc, I’m excited for the college experience of a dorm! </p>
<p>I found out Transfers United only accepts 25 people. It doesn’t seem too worth it, plus the extra lecture class you have to take. If you live in upper upperclassman housing, I don’t see why you wouldn’t meet a bunch of people. Plus there’s that t-links transfer thing. I got an email but I haven’t looked at it!</p>
<p>Snogintheloo, where did you hear that Transfer United only accepts 25 people? I had no idea that was the case (I assumed it would be much bigger). That’s very disappointing to me.</p>