<p>why do i always hear people talk about transfer dorms?</p>
<p>i thought they did away with transfer dorming? </p>
<p>it was on west and then they moved it to hasbrouck...but now?!</p>
<p>Transfers are housed in clusters on West/Collegetown and North Campus. Transfers do not have their own dorm and they are no longer housed in Hasbrouck.</p>
<p>I transferred a semester ago and got here Fall 08.</p>
<p>There is no one place for transfers. The earlier you submit your housing forms, the better odds you get better housing.</p>
<p>A vast majority were placed in the townhouses in Fall.</p>
<p>The early birds got West Campus.</p>
<p>That's about it. And dewdrop is right.</p>
<p>Do you know which dorms GTs are usually assigned to? I wish we could put in our housing forms now...</p>
<p>Once your GT is finalized and you're accepted...you're just like any other transfer...no special privileges. You'll likely be one of the first to get a decision if you submitted your application early....so if that's the case, you'll be able to fill out your housing request sooner and have a (possibly) better shot of getting a dorm on West.</p>
<p>^^^^So I should definitely shoot for something on West Campus? (As in, that's the best out of all the other options?) I'd imagine I was probably one of the first to submit...I sent everything the first week of February</p>
<p>west has sophomores, juniors, and seniors living there, so you'd be with your academic peers.</p>
<p>nothing against freshmen. it could be useful for study groups and socializing, though.</p>