On-campus housing is a way to be close to the action at Texas State, but for many upperclassmen, it's not even an option. Bobcat Update's A-J Sanchez tells us about a new method for selecting those who can live on campus.
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Starting fall 2020, upperclassmen wanting to live in one of the many residence halls at Texas State University will be entered into a lottery, where they will be randomly assigned one of the 400 spots available.
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Before this change, upperclassmen had to register for a spot via the housing portal online. Spots were often filled within 30 minutes of registration opening, so the lottery system is seen as a fairer alternative by officials and students.
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There are many advantages to living on-campus. One prominent reason so many upperclassmen desire a dorm is the close proximity to classes, food, and social events.
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