General Housing Statistics

Approximately 4,950 graduate students live on campus (about 57% of the matriculated graduate students at the home campus).

Assignment Round Statistics
(Statistics will be added throughout the year as the assignment rounds are completed.) Click here for 2012-13 year statistics.

 

Spring Quarter Waiting List Results

Students Seeking Assignment

	Single Students					Couples without Children			Students with Children
	New	Cont'g.	New	Cont'g.	Total	New	Cont'g.	Total	New	Cont'g.	Total
	Men		Women
Students Seeking Reassignment	0	1	0	0		19	35		9	4
Students Seeking Assignment	4	65	4	32		1	13		1	13
Total Applications	4	66	4	32	106	20	48	68	10	17	27
Students Reassigned	0	1	0	0		13	3		9	2
Students Assigned	3	47	4	21		0	0		1	1
Total Assigned/Reassigned	3	48	4	21	76	13	3	16	10	3	13
Students Not Reassigned	0	0	0	0		6	32		0	2
Students Not Assigned	1	18	0	11		1	13		0	12
Total Not Assigned/Reassigned	1	18	0	11	30	7	45	52	0	14	14

References to students seeking assignment apply to students who currently are not living in Stanford Housing and are seeking Student Housing. Students seeking reassignment refers to students who currently live in Student Housing and are seeking new housing in a different category due to a change in marital or family status or students whose housing is not available for winter due to construction or the fact that they were assigned to autumn only spaces in Oak Creek. Reassignments within the same category of housing (e.g. to a different type of apartment within single grad housing) are made through the Continuous Assignments process after the demand from students without housing has been met (unless there is a change in family size).

Assignments were offered per the assignment priority system and the waiting list reassignment process. Guaranteed students are considered for assignment first, students seeking reassignment second (new students before continuing), followed by students seeking assignment (new students before continuing).

Single Students: In the Waiting List assignment round, all of the single students who were willing to live anywhere and those students seeking reassignment due to a change in category were assigned. The graduate students who were not assigned had limited housing choices.

Couples without Children: There were a limited number of apartments available so we were only able to accommodate some of the students seeking reassignment. We were not able to accommodate many of the new or continuing students seeking reassignment nor were we able to offer housing to the students who are not currently living on campus.

Students with Children: We able to accommodate all but two of the students seeking reassignment. We were not able to accommodate the continuing students who are not currently living on campus.

Winter Quarter Continuous Assignments

Additional vacancies become available after the Waiting List. Here is the number of students assigned during the Continuous Assignment process.

	Number of Students Assigned	Number of Students Reassigned
Single Females	10	32
Single Males	18	53
Couples without Children	11	1
Students with Children	7	0

Winter Quarter Waiting List Results

Students Seeking Assignment

	Single Students					Couples without Children			Students with Children
	New	Cont'g.	New	Cont'g.	Total	New	Cont'g.	Total	New	Cont'g.	Total
	Men		Women
Students Seeking Reassignment	98	0	45	2		8	22		5	2
Students Seeking Assignment	12	78	12	43		5	13		5	9
Total Applications	110	78	57	45	290	13	35	48	10	11	21
Students Reassigned	98	0	45	2		7	2		4	2
Students Assigned	9	8	10	6		2	0		4	0
Total Assigned/Reassigned	107	8	55	8	178	9	2	11	8	2	10
Students Not Reassigned	0	0	0	0		0	21		1	0
Students Not Assigned	3	70	2	37		3	13		1	9
Total Not Assigned/Reassigned	3	70	2	37	112	3	34	37	2	9	11

References to students seeking assignment apply to students who currently are not living in Stanford Housing and are seeking Student Housing. Students seeking reassignment refers to students who currently live in Student Housing and are seeking new housing in a different category due to a change in marital or family status or students whose housing is not available for winter due to construction or the fact that they were assigned to autumn only spaces in Oak Creek. Reassignments within the same category of housing (e.g. to a different type of apartment within single grad housing) are made through the Continuous Assignments process after the demand from students without housing has been met (unless there is a change in family size).

Assignments were offered per the assignment priority system and the waiting list reassignment process. Guaranteed students are considered for assignment first, students seeking reassignment second (new students before continuing), followed by students seeking assignment (new students before continuing).

Single Students: In the Waiting List assignment round, all of the first-year students who were willing to live anywhere and those students seeking reassignment were assigned. A small number of new graduate students seeking assignment were not assigned due to their limited choices. There were a small number of continuing students assigned to off-campus subsidized housing or to on-campus due to medical exemptions. Some continuing Law students were assigned due to the priority they receive to Munger Graduate Residence.

Couples without Children: There were a limited number of unfurnished and furnished apartments available so we were only able to accommodate some of students seeking reassignment and the guaranteed students.

Students with Children: We able to accommodate all of the students seeking reassignment who did not restrict their choices and most of the first-year students of students seeking assignment. We were not able to accommodate the continuing students who are not currently living on campus.

Autumn Quarter Continuous Assignments

Additional vacancies become available after the Waiting List. Here is the number of students assigned during the Continuous Assignment process.

	Number of Students Assigned	Number of Students Reassigned
Single Females	36	19
Single Males	52	29
Couples without Children	12	4
Students with Children	8	0

Autumn Quarter Waiting List Results

Students Seeking Assignment

	Single Students					Couples without Children			Students with Children
	New	Cont'g.	New	Cont'g.	Total	New	Cont'g.	Total	New	Cont'g.	Total
	Men		Women
Applied for Assignment	304	174	202	91	771	79	62	141	10	16	27
Assigned	197	5	115	1	318	44	1	45	4	1	5
Not Assigned	107	169	87	90	453	35	61	96	6	16	22

Students Seeking Reassignment

	Single Students					Couples without Children			Students with Children
	New	Cont'g.	New	Cont'g.	Total	New	Cont'g.	Total	New	Cont'g.	Total
	Men		Women
Applied for Assignment	83	5	64	2	154	40	1	41	9	0	9
Assigned	4	1	21	1	27	15	1	15	1	0	1
Not Assigned	79	4	43	1	127	25	0	25	8	0	8

References to students seeking assignment apply to students who do not currently have a housing assignment for 2013-14. Students seeking reassignment refers to students who were assigned in the Lottery and are seeking a reassignment to a higher assignment preference within the same housing category.

Single Students: In the Waiting List assignment round almost all of the new assignments were made to guaranteed new incoming graduate students. The only continuing students who were assigned to housing in this round were special exemptions for students with documented medical needs or law students with a priority to Munger. About 18% of the students seeking reassignments received a higher preference.

Couples without Children: In the Waiting List assignment round almost all of the new assignments were made to guaranteed new incoming graduate students. The only continuing students who were assigned to housing in this round were special exemptions for students with documented medical needs. About 37% of the students seeking reassignments received a higher preference.

Students with Children: In the Waiting List assignment round all the assignments were made to new graduate students. The only continuing students who were assigned to housing in this round were special exemptions for students with documented medical needs. 11% of the students seeking reassignments received a higher preference.

Autumn Quarter Lottery Results

Overall First-Round Lottery Statistics

In the 2013-14 Lottery there were a total of 5,611 students who applied for Graduate Housing. That represents an increase of 147 applications over the previous year. Despite the construction of additional graduate housing in 2009-10, the available spaces have not been able to keep pace with the increase in graduate enrollment over the last few years. After the first round there were 532 new students unassigned and 459 continuing students unassigned. For more details, see below.

2013-14 Graduate Housing Lottery

	Single Students					Couples without Children			Students with Children
	New	Cont'g.	New	Cont'g.	Total	New	Cont'g.	Total	New	Cont'g.	Total
	Men		Women
Applied for Housing	1326	1701	833	909	4769	238	348	586	79	177	256
Assigned to Housing	1051	69	661	73	1854	153	19	172	79	13	92
Renewed Current Housing Contract	---	1408	---	718	2126	---	231	231	---	145	145
Not Assigned to Housing	275	224	172	118	789	85	98	183	0	19	19

Single Students

All single students who applied for graduate housing by the deadline were assigned a random application number from 0001 to 3500. (Current students living in Single Graduate Student Housing who renewed their housing contracts were not given application numbers.) Students who requested to be in a group were given a common number.

New graduate students who apply by the first-round Lottery deadline and select that they are willing to live anywhere on campus are guaranteed housing. The Munger and Schwab apartments are not automatically assigned out of the final choice “assign me anywhere on campus” due to their price. In addition to the higher cost options, the Escondido Village one-bedroom, double occupancy and two-bedroom, triple occupancy apartments are also not included in the final choice. These options were only assigned to students who specifically listed them on their applications.

New Graduate Students:

• 164 of those assigned were GSB assignments to the Schwab Residential Center.
• 361 of the unassigned new students are still guaranteed because they indicated that they were willing to live anywhere.
• 86 of the unassigned new students listed restricted choices and so are no longer guaranteed housing.  They will still maintain a high priority for assignment.

Continuing Graduate Students:

• All of the assignments to continuing single students were made to law students with the Munger priority, first-year GSB students assigned through the Schwab Residential Center, medical accommodations, or exempt staff.

Special Priorities

Listed below are the law student priorities available for Munger Graduate Residences.

Residence	Priority Level 1	Priority Level 2	Priority Level 3
Munger	First-year law students	Returning resident law students	Second- and third-year law students

Couples without Children

All students who applied for Couple without Children Housing by the deadline were given a random number from 0001 to 1000. (Current students living in Couple without Children Housing who renewed their housing contracts were not given application numbers.)

New Graduate Students:

• 61 of the unassigned new students are still guaranteed because they indicated that they were willing to live anywhere.
• 24 of the unassigned new couples without children listed restricted choices and are no longer guaranteed housing, but will still maintain a high priority for assignment.

Continuing Graduate Students:

• All of the assignments to continuing students applying for couples housing were made to law students with the Munger priority, medical accommodations, or exempt staff.

Students with Children

All students with children who applied for housing by the deadline were assigned a random application number from 0001 to 0500. (Current students living in Student with Children Housing who renewed their housing contracts were not given application numbers.)

New Graduate Students:

• All 77 of the new students with children were assigned.

Continuing Graduate Students:

• There were 11  students who applied with assignment priority years who were not assigned.
• None of the students without housing priority were assigned, unless they had a medical exemption.

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