Living in the Tavilla, Bromley, or Ferrin apartments is viewed as a privilege given to those who have demonstrated responsibility in the past, and who are willing to commit themselves to responsible behavior in the future. Character, class rank and age are all factors in receiving approval, but it is not a guarantee of approval. Therefore, an apartment application with older students and seniors is more likely to get an apartment than an application with younger students and juniors. Applications for the apartments are available in CSD and are due April 28. The residents will be working closely with the LaVida staff as they create a committed community.
Admission is by application only.
Other living learning centers are developed in the Spring semesters and proposed to the Director of Housing and CSD for consideration. If you meet the criteria set out by each living learning center charter, then your odds of living there are pretty good. Getting a single room If you are not a senior or junior, the chances are pretty slim. Your chances depend on your class and the number you happen to draw in the Campus Room Draw. Once again, the higher your class the more likely it is that you will get what you want.