Students' ability to select a particular apartment is governed by a priority system that encourages students to self-select other students with whom to share an apartment. Highest priority is granted to current residents of the apartment complexes who have joined together in a group sufficient to fill an entire apartment. Second priority is given to apartment students who invite current dormitory students to be a part of their group who can fill an entire apartment. Third priority will be given to current residents of the apartment complexes who individually or are part of a group who can not fill an entire apartment.
Next priority is given to current dormitory students who are either part of a full or partial group.
This method for room selection increases compatibility among the students who live within the same apartment, reduces roommate conflicts and minimizes the number of vacancies throughout the school year. I ask that you share this information with your readers. Before I was able to return the call the next morning, I was reading Tuesday's edition of the paper. While on the surface it seems as though there is no problem with this policy, there are several major problems that have not been addressed. First of all, this policy has not been clearly outlined within any official University of New Hampshire documentation, or, for that matter, unofficial documentation.