<p>What would you recommend? Anyone have any 6 month sublet leads?</p>
<p>What’s your class standing? If you’re an underclassman, I would suggest staying in the dorms as it’s a good way to meet people. If you’re a junior transfer, I’m not too sure what your best option would be, but there are always people looking to sublet their rooms on the UW Facebook group. </p>
<p>Good luck, and congratulations on getting in! </p>
<p>@coriander23 Thanks! I’m a junior transfer. Having trouble finding sublets though… which UW facebook page would people list sublets on? Any areas I should avoid? I’m not real familiar with the area…</p>
<p>You could also consider UW housing, which would put you really close to campus. Mercer, Stevens, Nordheim Court and Cedar Apartments all have a lot of upperclassmen and even graduate students, I believe. I think if you apply for housing the first two will be prorated, but you may be better off subleasing or finding one for the latter two as they are a 12-month lease. </p>
<p>As for location, that’s a good question–I’m not too sure about that either. I do feel like certain parts of the U District (such as the Ave going above 45th) can get a little dicey at night, so I would try to avoid that. Here’s the UW page for more housing options: <a href=“Housing & Food Services - UW HFS”>Housing & Food Services - UW HFS;
<p>Hope this helped! </p>
<p>@Husky1995 </p>
<p>You should look into DD Culp in U-District. It’s literally right across the street from UW.
A studio and 1Br apartment is supposedly opening up sometime in early December.
I’ve heard that they offer non-traditional leases, but not entirely sure! </p>
Join the housing page on Facebook! It’s super helpful.