Everyone fits into the dorms in the end, but only because a handful of students either move out, transfer or dropout. More room for the rest of us. But this is not a solution. A myth commonly heard at dining hall tables is how expensive Hyde Park is. Welcome to the city.
Many students insist on living in the dorm.
If they move out, they believe much of their financial aid will be lost. However, if you read the financial aid information closely, you ll notice that the aid package for living off campus is just as reasonable, if not more reasonable, than the on campus package. Some students actually receive more money upon moving out. Maybe it is the sense of community found in the dorm. But you can get that anywhere.