<p>I have applied to two different schools, sent my fafsa to many and I have the FAFSA completed. I am going to have to move out and the main thing I am worried about it finding an apartment and getting the needed laons in order to pay for the apartment lease. The next thing is that since I am transferring I have to give them my transcript for this current semester in order to be admitted as junior, and not have to take the SAT/ACT because I never did in high school. So is there enough time? How long does it generally take to get a loan of that amount, along with actually getting the apartment. Both schools are in towns with PLENTY of housing either on campus or near. Thank you.</p>
<p>The schools, if it helps are:</p>
<p>University of Texas at Arlington
University of North Texas</p>
<p>First, very few schools require SATs/ACTs for people applying with two years of college. Check their website, and hoepfully you can cross that off your list. </p>
<p>Second, do you have a place to stay over the summer? Can you stay with your parents, save money while waiting for all tis to be processed?</p>
<p>Third, have you applied for on-campus? Do you have afamily?</p>
<p>Im living with my parents right now, I can definitely stay here as long as I want that isnt a problem at all. I do not have a wife or kids if that’s what you mean. Im working as well but I have a few months left to pay my car off so thats where my money goes. My family cant help with the financial part at all. I actually have to wait for this semester to end to actually be enrolled to the school for some reason because I wont have the full two years, and the credits it comes with, until I complete this summer. I am also taking summer classes at my current school.</p>
<p>I have no info on how long it takes to get a loan, sorry.</p>
<p>Re apartments/on-campus housing, I would suggest contacting the school you finally choose - they will have a Housing Office, sometimes separate ones for on-campus vs. off-campus housing.</p>
<p>Typically, you would have plenty of time to find a fall apartment after the school year ends. But as you are concerned about the time line, call one or both of the schools (Housing Office). Tell them you are planning a fall transfer and ask how/when you apply for on-campus housing if that is your preference. If you know you want an apartment, ask if they have listings and what the typical time frame is for finding a place, signing a lease, etc.</p>
<p>Good luck.</p>
<p>That seems like a perfect place to start, thanks, I will call them and get that info tomorrow.</p>