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I am a transfer student and live off campus, however I was given the opportunity to live on campus.
In my experience, sort of random. I met a transfer during orientation who got granted housing mere days before moving in. I was a transfer who started off living off-campus, but received housing for next year.
It is pretty easy. One just has to show interest and will most likely get the position.
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Written by Vanessa Willoughby
The dorms at Emerson quickly breed loyalty in students. The College’s newest residence halls have quickly gained popularity among students. Piano Row is limited to four- or six-person suites and is home to the new gymnasium, various meeting rooms for student organizations, a dining and eating area, and administrative offices.
Freshmen aren’t required to live on campus, and they aren’t always guaranteed housing. Those who send their housing deposit in by May 1 will almost always be assigned a bed, though the school occasionally has to put a couple dozen freshmen in the local DoubleTree Hotel. Housing is virtually impossible to get for transfer students and becomes increasingly difficult each year after your first. Most Emerson students are the kind of people who look forward to moving off campus sophomore year anyway, and you should. Overall, residence life is good while it lasts, but few tears are shed when moving out.
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