Will I be reassigned to just any space?

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No. You will be able to list up to three building/room type preferences on your request. If we are unable to reassign you or your group  to one of those choices, we won’t reassign you at all. However, since we may reassign you to any of the preferences you list, be sure to list only… Read more »

I am part of a group request in which some of the students are already assigned to the building and room type we want, but wish to bring in one or more other roommates. Do we need to contact the students already assigned to those spaces and get them to move?

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No. This is not necessary, (and can lead to a student conduct issue resulting in the loss of your university housing). Since room/apartment numbers are not guaranteed, as openings become available in particular room types, students can be moved around to facilitate the completion of reassignments. What matters is not who is assigned to a… Read more »

Can I request a different room/apartment number?

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No. Student room/apartment assignments are subject to change prior to check-in for a variety of reasons. Since we can’t guarantee that you will remain assigned to a particular room/apartment number, we can’t accept such reassignment requests.

I don’t think I will get along with one of the people assigned to my room; can I reassign to get a more compatible roommate?

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Yes. You can submit a request listing your current assignment as your preference.  However, reassignment is not a roommate matching process. USC Housing’s online matching tools are no longer available once you have been assigned. If you can locate your own roommate(s), you may, all submit group reassignment requests, and we will try to assign… Read more »

What are my chances to be reassigned?

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That depends on a variety of factors, such as, where you wish to be reassigned (it’s harder to get into more popular buildings), if a roommate is involved (in general, it’s more difficult to move pairs of residents) and when you submitted your request (the earlier, the better).