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| − | A '''Summer Transfer of Fall Assignment''', more commonly known as a ''Summer Transfer'' is a process in the Columbia Housing system. After [[room selection]] has ended, the application for a Summer Transfer of Fall Assignment becomes available online. Students who are unhappy with the housing they selected during room selection may apply for a transfer. | + | A '''Summer Transfer of Fall Assignment''', more commonly known as a '''Summer Transfer''' is a process in the Columbia Housing system. After [[room selection]] has ended, the application for a Summer Transfer of Fall Assignment becomes available online. Students who are unhappy with the housing they selected during room selection may apply for a transfer. |
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Revision as of 19:19, 11 February 2010
A Summer Transfer of Fall Assignment, more commonly known as a Summer Transfer is a process in the Columbia Housing system. After room selection has ended, the application for a Summer Transfer of Fall Assignment becomes available online. Students who are unhappy with the housing they selected during room selection may apply for a transfer.
Process
The transfers are processed by the Housing Assignments Office in 125 Wallach Hall. Transfers are processed first in order of seniority, then in order of reverse lottery number, which means students with a higher number will go first. For example, a senior with a lottery number of 2900 would receive a transfer before a senior with a lottery number of 2800, and both of these seniors would receive transfers before any juniors or sophomores.
The transfer process is binding; if you complete and submit the form, you will be required to move to your new assignment if you are granted a transfer. For this reason, you should be as specific as possible on the form when completing it. The more specific your instructions, the less likely the chance you will be placed in housing you do not want. For instance, you can request to transfer only if you can move to a Broadway single that has a window facing west on a floor higher than the 7th floor. This way, if an east-facing single on the 6th floor becomes available, you will not be moved.
